ArsADAPT – Artists for a sustainable future
ArsADAPT creates new approaches to music studies and musician's work by integrating the sustainable future agenda and related research into artistic work.
Presentation
ArsADAPT creates new approaches to music studies and musician’s work by integrating the sustainable future agenda and related research into artistic work. As part of the project, a new study module “Artists of a sustainable future” will be implemented during the academic year 2022–2023 in cooperation with the different departments of the Sibelius Academy (jazz, folk music, music technology, global music) and the MuTri doctoral school. In addition to master’s and doctoral students, teachers committed to the development of higher education pedagogy and researchers from ADAPT and CERADA participate in the course work.
The participants deal with the themes of sustainability change, e.g., human experience in the transition to sustainability, the relationship between humans and the environment/nature, uncertain future, and ecological crises. At the final event of the project on May 23, 2023, the products of the course will be presented while testing new sustainable performance practices that will reach new audiences and explore the perspectives of the past and future.
Contact information for this project
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Tuulikki Laes
- University Researcher, Tutkimusinstituutti, Research Institute
Part-time teacher, MuTri Doctoral School, Sibelius Academy - +358407104373
- tuulikki.laes@uniarts.fi
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Kristiina Ilmonen
- Professor, folk music (wind instruments), folk music (percussion), Folk music, Sibelius Academy
Part-time teacher, Folk music, Sibelius Academy - +358505262020
- kristiina.ilmonen@uniarts.fi
Project name
ArsADAPT
Time
09/2022-05/2023
Funder
The Strategic Research Council (SRC), ADAPT research programme (2018-2023)
Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation
Collaborators
Adaptation and Resilience for Sustainable Growth (ADAPT) consortium funded by SRC 2018–2023)
EcoPolitics-research project, CERADA (funded by the Academy of Finland 2021–2025)
Contact
Tuulikki Laes tuulikki.laes@uniarts.fi (collaboration, research)
Kristiina Ilmonen kristiina.ilmonen@uniarts.fi (study module)
Presentation
ArsADAPT creates new approaches to music studies and musician’s work by integrating the sustainable future agenda and related research into artistic work. As part of the project, a new study module “Artists of a sustainable future” will be implemented during the academic year 2022–2023 in cooperation with the different departments of the Sibelius Academy (jazz, folk music, music technology, global music) and the MuTri doctoral school. In addition to master’s and doctoral students, teachers committed to the development of higher education pedagogy and researchers from ADAPT and CERADA participate in the course work.
The participants deal with the themes of sustainability change, e.g., human experience in the transition to sustainability, the relationship between humans and the environment/nature, uncertain future, and ecological crises. At the final event of the project on May 23, 2023, the products of the course will be presented while testing new sustainable performance practices that will reach new audiences and explore the perspectives of the past and future.
Contact information for this project
-
Tuulikki Laes
- University Researcher, Tutkimusinstituutti, Research Institute
Part-time teacher, MuTri Doctoral School, Sibelius Academy - +358407104373
- tuulikki.laes@uniarts.fi
-
Kristiina Ilmonen
- Professor, folk music (wind instruments), folk music (percussion), Folk music, Sibelius Academy
Part-time teacher, Folk music, Sibelius Academy - +358505262020
- kristiina.ilmonen@uniarts.fi