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Courses

CAPIm’s activities are designed to nourish the curriculum of the PhD program at HDK-Valand and in the MA program at KKH, as well as offering opportunities fro national and international graduate students. CAPIm provides access to educational opportunities informed by the latest developments in artistic research and the study of political imaginaries. Some courses are designed specifically by CAPIm faculty and guest researchers, while others are affiliated based on shared research thematics.

Upcoming

— On Friendship and the Political Imaginary (Fall 2027) — Commissioning & Curating Contemporary Public Art (2026) — What Does It Mean to Change? (Spring 2027) — On Research Methods and Research Design (Spring 2027) — Self-Organisation in Contemporary Arts (2026-2027)

— The Image and the Political Imaginary (Fall 2026) — Introduction to Contemporary Arts and Politics (Summer 2026) — Distribution within Artistic Practice (Spring 2026) — Writing Research | Research Writing (Spring 2026) — Curatorial Program For Research: (Self) Organization in North Africa (2026) — Studio Practice: On Affordances (Spring 2026) — Collectively Voicing Radical Imaginaries (Spring 2026) — Queer Fire: On Touching and Being Touched (Fall 2025) — Studio Practice: On The How of Making (Fall 2025) — Theoretical Constructs in Artistic Research Fall 2025 — Feral Writing: Ecocritical dialogues (2025-2026) — On Friendship and the Political Imaginary (Fall 2025) — Introduction to Contemporary Arts and Politics (Summer 2025) — Thinking art and politics through lenses of the imaginary (Summer 2025) — Studio Practice:  On the Performance of Research (Spring 2025) — Commissioning & Curating Contemporary Public Art (2025) — What do you mean it is just ‘imaginary’? (Spring 2025) — Researching Imaginaries Spring (Spring 2025) — Introduction to Contemporary Arts and Politics (Summer 2024) — On Friendship and the Political Imaginary (Fall 2024)