Research

THE RESEARCH COOPERATIVE

The Research Cooperative is the platform from which research activities at ESACM are organized. It welcomes researchers in residence who develop, create and share their practices, methods and tools with students, teachers and all ESACM teams. 

It is made up primarily of researchers recruited on call, as well as researchers associated with the support of DSRA, teachers who participate in and contribute to research activities through affinity of content and/or the implementation of introductory research projects, and students brought in to work with researchers.  

A group of facilitators drawn from the research community and the school’s staff support and streamline the Cooperative’s activities (organization, support, financing, communication, provision of resources, etc.). 

Created in 2012, the Research Cooperative is part of the landscape of 3rd cycle art research programs run by art and design colleges since 2010. It initially took the form of research programs focusing on two areas of common interest for teachers and researchers. 

The Cooperative’s content has gradually evolved away from these two initial axes, and new questions and new ways of looking at art research have emerged, thanks to the contributions of the researchers who have joined and succeeded each other since the Cooperative was founded.  

The Cooperative currently brings together researchers and projects based on affects and situated experiences, which attempt to make minoritarian knowledge and experiences visible, to bring together embodied, transdisciplinary and non-hegemonic practices. 

The field of possibilities 

The Cooperative is founded on a link between individual practice and collective research. Conducting research while listening to the research of others leads to work processes that are diversified by the poro-sities of each individual and renewed by the cohabitation of different years. 

Participating in the Cooperative requires researchers to strike a balance between research and the running of the Cooperative itself, which includes the following possibilities :  

  •  Conduct personal research while listening to the research of others
  • Contribute to the Cooperative’s management autonomy
  • Initiate experiments and moments of collective fabrication
  • Initiate invitations
  • Create or join research teams
  • Embark on a 3rd cycle to prepare for a DSRA
  • Be accompanied⋅es and supported⋅es by ÉSACM
  • Communicate your research to the school community
  • Take part in the school’s educational activities based on affinities of content
  • Participate in the dissemination of research outside the school

 

→ Research plateform

Research Cooperative charter

Download the open-call to join the Research cooperative in 2024 

Apply before november the 15th 2023

 

 

L'équipe

Les chercheurs

2023 - 2024
2022-2023
2020 - 2022
2019 - 2020
CHERCHEURS ASSOCIÉS
2018 - 2019
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
2017 - 2018
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
CHERCHEURS ASSOCIÉS
2016 - 2017
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
2015 - 2016
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
  • Lucia Sagradini-Neumann
    Docteure en sociologie politique
  • Simon Boudvin
    Artiste
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
2014 - 2015
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
  • Guillaume Robert
    Artiste
  • Louise Hervé & Chloé Maillet
    Artistes
  • Mathilde Chenin
    Artiste
  • Lucia Sagradini-Neumann
    Docteure en sociologie politique
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
  • Marina Guyot
  • Tiphaine Calmette
2013 - 2014
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
  • Elsa Maury
    Doctorante en art
  • Barthélémy Bette
    Doctorant en sociologie
  • Lotte Arndt
    Docteure en études culturelles
  • Céline Ahond
    Artiste
ÉTUDIANTS CHERCHEURS
  • Josselin Vidalenc
  • Ronan Le Creurer
  • Gaëtan Larant
2012 - 2013
RÉSIDENTS CHERCHEURS
  • Benjamin Sabatier
    Artiste
  • Tiphaine Hameau
    Jardinier-paysagiste
  • Carole Douillard
    Artiste
  • Barthélémy Bette
    Doctorant en sociologie