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STUDIO 55
The Centre for Research in Fine Art Practice is Glasgow School of Art's contribution to the developing history of artistic research from the Bauhaus and the Bureau of Surrealist Research to Black Mountain College and Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Halifax. Studio 55 intends to support and develop research in fine art practice in order to shape the future of artistic research in Glasgow and beyond.
In particular, the role of the studio as a creative laboratory and critical forum for practice-led research and artistic dialogue draws upon Barnett Newman's Studio 35 project which focused upon direct dialogue between artists, which were subsequently transcribed, published and disseminated.
Studio 55 also has it's own dedicated website:
VISION
The vision of Studio 55 is to promote and support research in Fine Art practice.
Studio 55 explores the interdependence of practice and research in order to reconcile and promote the appreciation of both as essential to the Learning and Teaching environment within a School of Art.
Studio 55 facilitates the communication and dissemination of research to a wider academic and professional art world , situated in global contexts and perspectives.
- Studio 55 engages a wide range of audiences in interdisciplinary and intercultural discourse in order to relate research questions in Fine Art to wider discourses in contemporary society
- Studio 55 identifies shared or parallel research interests with external researchers to mark out the academic and artistic context of Fine Art research.
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