LIGHTNING BITES Artistic Methodologies: Epistemologies, Practices, and Urban Engagement

In this talk Brice introduces artistic methodologies as research approaches that generate knowledge through creative, embodied, and collaborative practice — showing how they help researchers, civil servants, and social practitioners address complex, real-world challenges.

Virtual Place

Online via Zoom

Date

Start: 27.10.2025
End: 27.10.2025

Partners

University of Zagreb

Dr. Brice Catherin is a post-doctoral researcher at the University College Cork, and an affiliate artist of the UNESCO Chair in Glasgow. Brice works with UNIC Arts, Culture and Creativity” Thematic Line which works to improve education and training to bridge the disciplinary gap between Artistic Research and Scientific Research, to engage with key societal challenges in our cities and institutions to and to catalyse transformations.

"Artistic methodologies have created a new paradigm, and we need it. Creating new epistemologies and challenging orthodoxy reply to a demand and require institutional change."

In this talk Brice introduces artistic methodologies as research approaches that generate knowledge through creative, embodied, and collaborative practice — showing how they help researchers, civil servants, and social practitioners address complex, real-world challenges.

Brice provides the case example of 'Hidden Cities: Artistic Methodologies and Practices' (University College Cork, December 2025) - a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) bringing together fifteen staff and eighty postgraduate students from twelve European universities. The programme connects across human and social sciences, with participants exploring the city as a living laboratory, using artistic methodologies to design and enact socially engaged urban interventions that bridge theory, creative practice, and civic transformation. The talk is available as resource to playback in the Gallery below.

This session was one of three Lightning Bites on 'Creative Sectors and Engaging Artistic Methods in the Post-Industrial City' that took place 27-29 October 2025 and was attended by 68 participants from across UNIC.

Tags

UNIC CityLabs | Lightning Bites | TL7 - Arts Culture and Creativity

Themes

Culture | arts | creativity | Co-Creation | Arts | culture | co-creation

Type of Case

event | Talk

Languages

English

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