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Art Collab currently consists of researchers and artists from four faculties at Lund University, researchers from other universities, as well as artists and actors from the independent artistic field. Fredrik Haller Operations director Ingar Brinck Project participant Henrik Haller Project participant Sue Bell Yank Project participant Eleni Karageorgiou Project participant Jörgen Dahlqvist Project
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/people - 2026-10-15
The global food system accounts for 21-34% of total greenhouse gas emissions and is one of the strongest drivers of biodiversity loss. Neither the SDGs, nor the Paris Climate agreement, can be met without a radical transformation within all stages of the food system. The scientific community suggests several necessary changes to promote human health and prosperity while preserving the health of Ea
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/eating-habits-and-planetary-health - 2026-10-15
The First Person Singer (FPS) project aims to experimentally create prerequisites for a new operatic format offering the audience first-person perspectives from individual characters through personalised streaming. By equipping opera singers with body cameras and microphones, the project allows audience members to experience the plot through the eyes and voices of individual performers. This appro
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/first-person-singer - 2026-10-15
The global food system accounts for 21-34% of total greenhouse gas emissions and is one of the strongest drivers of biodiversity loss. Neither the SDGs, nor the Paris Climate agreement, can be met without a radical transformation within all stages of the food system. The scientific community suggests several necessary changes to promote human health and prosperity while preserving the health of Ea
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/eating-habits-and-planetary-health-0 - 2026-10-15
an anthology that examines the evolution of socially-engaged art practice, or social practices in a global context This project focusses on the research phase for an anthology with the working title Iceberg works which is a collaboration between Sue Bell Yank (researcher and Director of Clockshop in L.A.) and Maj Hasager (Artist, Professor and head of Malmö Art Academy). The research examines the
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/iceberg-works - 2026-10-15
Solidarity is a key principle in asylum policy. However, it has increasingly become commodified through the privatisation of responsibilities, with labour outsourced to private consultancy firms. Consultancies aim to help states streamline procedures and “maximise productivity”, fostering a corporate-driven approach to asylum. This dynamic raises critical questions about accountability, particular
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/solidarity-industry-privatisation-public-responsibilities - 2026-10-15
TTPA05 | TTPK10 | 90 Credits Please note that these courses are no longer avaliable. If you have been admitted and started your studies in the autumn semester 2021, you will be able to complete your course according to the previous course structure up to the bachelor level (61-90 credits). The final bachelor's course will be given in the autumn semester of 2022. If you have been admitted earlier
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/theory-and-practice-theatre - 2026-10-15
ArtCollab 2026 Sweden is characterized by extensive linguistic diversity, yet monolingual norms continue to dominate performing arts, education, and psychological practice. As a result, multilingual experiences often remain unheard or silenced, despite the fact that language — including dialects, childhood languages, and lost or suppressed languages — is deeply embodied and intertwined with memory
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/voices-between-bodies - 2026-10-15
ArtCollab 2026 Image: Sima Nurali Wolgast Mental distress has become one of the most pressing social issues of our time. At the same time, our understanding of suffering is shaped by competing narratives — biomedical, psychological, social, existential, and economic — where certain perspectives are granted greater authority than others. These narratives are not neutral: they influence self-underst
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/voices-suffering - 2026-10-15
ArtCollab 2026 The dominant narrative in Denmark has long claimed that Denmark was not a “real” colonial power in Kalaallit Nunaat —a narrative which has been historically reinforced through politics, media, and education. However, this claim is presently collapsing as stories of colonial exploitation and structural suppression are coming to the public’s eyes. Through a speech choir with a diverse
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/speech-choir-apologies-kalaallit-nunaatdenmark - 2026-10-15
Generative AI is rapidly transforming how creativity is produced, valued, and understood in contemporary society. While these technologies expand access to creative tools and increase efficiency, they also risk shifting creativity from a lived human experience to an optimized process governed by opaque algorithmic systems. As expression and decision-making become filtered through technologies that
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/creativity-under-algorithmic-opacity - 2026-10-15
ArtCollab 2026 In a time marked by polarization, ecological crisis, and the erosion of democratic dialogue, there is a growing need for new ways of meeting, creating, and thinking together. Textile practices have long fostered community, care, and shared action, yet their democratic potential remains underexplored within artistic research. Co-knitting – Exploring Democratic Textile Threads is an a
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/co-knitting-exploring-democratic-textile-threads - 2026-10-15
ArtCollab 2026 Photo: The Swedish Prison and Probation Service Swedish criminal policy is currently undergoing rapid and far-reaching change, with prison sentences becoming longer, more frequent, and increasingly applied to young people — including children. At the same time, the temporal and spatial conditions of imprisonment are being reshaped through prison expansion and new forms of confinemen
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/time-and-space-punishment - 2026-10-15
6 November 2026 13:00 to 17:00 | Thesis defence Artistic presentation: 4–6 November, at Inter Arts Center, Malmö. Read more here Public defence: Friday 6 November at 13:00, Bryggeriteatern at Malmö Theatre Academy PhD candidate Tanja Hylling Diers will present and defend her doctoral work: Who Cares? An Ethical Practice of Listening exploring ways of working performatively with lived experiences.
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/calendar/phd-defence-tanja-hylling-diers-who-cares-ethical-practice-listening - 2026-10-15
9 February 2027 08:30 to 17:30 | Conference Welcome to the 6th research conference on sustainable development, with the focus on synergies and/or conflicts between preparedness and sustainable development. Conflict and sustainabilityAs the world faces accelerating climate impacts, geopolitical instability, and growing pressure on resources, tensions are increasing over how best to adapt to and pro
4 November 2026 13:00 to 6 November 2026 18:00 | Artistic presentation: 4–6 November 2026 (Inter Arts Center) Artistic presentation: 04 November 2026, 13:00–17:0005 November 2026, 14:00–20:0006 November 2026, 09:30–13:00 & ca. 16:00–18:00Location: Inter Arts Center (Black Room)In connection to the defence that takes place on the 6 November at Bryggeriteatern, Tanja Hylling Diers will present an in
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/calendar/artistic-presentation-tanja-hylling-diers-who-cares-ethical-practice-listening - 2026-10-15
4 November 2026 17:00 to 18:30 | Performance, Other Performative lecture Turning attention to the inner dimensions, this performative lecture follows the echoic reverberations spanning across personal lives. Extending from a close reading of Clarice Lispector’s enigmatic work Aqua Viva, Brandon LaBelle carefully attends to his own memories, particularly tracing the story of his great-grandmother a
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/calendar/brandon-labelle-silent-noises-meditation-x - 2026-10-15
10 November 2026 09:00 to 16:30 | Seminar This seminar presents current research on artificial intelligence (AI) from the perspectives of art, culture, and creative practice. Bringing together researchers and practitioners, it explores how AI is reshaping artistic processes, cultural production and our understanding of creativity. The seminar is a collaboration between ArtCollab, CROCUS and SNT (S
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/calendar/ai-arts-and-creative-methods-one-day-seminar - 2026-10-15
SKÅL01, SKÅL02, SKÅK01 | COURSES | 30-90 Credits Marit Mevold - No*loc*l*ty (nonlocality) - KOS examen 2021. Conceptual Performing Arts targets individuals who want to develop their artistic skills, broaden the narrative in the performing arts field and help create the performing arts of the future. The courses focus on artistic practice, reflections and sustainable artistic entrepreneurship. The
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/education/specialisation-conceptual-performing-arts - 2026-10-15
Malmö Theatre Academy conducts research in performing arts that aim to propose new knowledge, methods and techniques. We aim to create a dynamic research environment where artistic creation, research, and education feed each other in a critical dialogue. An environment where people committed to artistic research can meet on common ground and feel welcome. Malmö Theatre Academy provides a collegial
https://www.thm.lu.se/en/research-0/about-our-research - 2026-10-15
