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In his Ph.D Jo Van Den Berghe investigates the interaction between ‘poetics’ and ‘making’ in architecture. Design processes in architecture are assumed to be a unidirectional process with an unavoidable delay between a ‘poetic image’ that comes first and that subsequently has to be substantiated by the master builder through ‘making’. In his Ph.D Jo Van Den Berghe demonstrates how this mechanism also works in the opposite direction, that this is a two-directional process, hence that making in substance can also be the generator of the poetic image, and that the vertical section is the most appropriate instrument for the architect to create the moment of making that coexists with the emergence of the poetic image.

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"Art and design research with its unique nature, its distinct practice-based research process and outcomes differs from scientific research and art and design praxis. The institutionalization of art and design research programmes in the past decade therefore poses major challenges for the parties involved. The contributions to this book address these challenges in different respects. The first part of the book is devoted to the institutionalization of art and design research in Flanders, the detrimental effects according to some authors, the opportunities it brings according to others. International contributors present an overview of the ways in which the uniqueness, the distinct research process, the exhibition of art and design research outcomes is dealt with in research evaluation practices in Australia, Norway, Sweden and Flanders. The second part of the book showcases investigate paths and subsequent findings followed and found by researchers affiliated to the Flemish Schools of Arts. The contributions address an audience of art and design research directors, coordinators and researchers and research professionals outside the field. It equally provides artists and designers with a selective overview of research activities being conducted within their domains of interest"--Dust jacket.

Arts --- Design --- kunst --- kunstonderwijs --- onderzoek in de kunsten --- 373.67 --- Journal for Artistic Research --- doctoraat in de kunsten --- België --- 7.01 --- academisering --- kunsttheorie --- Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) --- Arts, Fine --- Arts, Occidental --- Arts, Western --- Fine arts --- Humanities --- Research --- Art and architecture --- België --- Arts, Primitive