Doctoral Colloquium (Music) | Barbara L眉neburg
Doctoral Colloquium:聽Prof. Barbara L眉neburg (guest, Artistic Research)
Title:听Agency and Empowerment through Artistic Research
Abstract: This talk traces how three major artistic research projects have reshaped my agency as a performer and expanded my identity as an artist. In 鈥淎 Holistic View of the Creative Potential of Performance Practice in Contemporary Music,鈥� I examined collaborative models between composers, promoters, and performers, and explored how concert aura and charisma can be intentionally shaped while transforming my role from interpreter to (co-)creator. 鈥淭ransCoding鈥揊rom 鈥楬ighbrow Art鈥� to Participatory Culture鈥� shifted my relation to audiences by challenging traditional power dynamics and incorporating community participation into the creation of a multimedia work, while deepening my understanding of my own compositional potential. My current project, 鈥淓mbodying Expression, Gender, Charisma鈥擝reaking Boundaries of Classical Instrumental Practices,鈥� expands this empowerment through the development and application of two innovative methodologies that have reshaped my artistic practice as a performer and my understanding of gender, expression, and charisma in European art music through research.
Biography: Barbara L眉neburg, Professor of Artistic Research at Anton Bruckner University (Linz, Austria), is a violinist of international reputation in the fields of contemporary music and multimedia who has appeared at festivals across Europe, in both Americas and Asia. L眉neburg鈥檚 arts-based research focuses on instrumental performance studies with an emphasis on embodiment, collaboration, gender, charisma, participatory and game-based art, and artistic research. She has led two major multi-year research projects funded by the Austrian Science Fund.
The Doctoral Colloquium is open to all.
