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Harteveld, Maurice (author)
This article aims to extent the notion of port-cities and counter the mainstream narrative that port and city, in cases like Rotterdam, have become disunited by reviewing its public spaces in their unique port-city characteristics. These characteristics can be found by systematic approaching and describing public spaces as biographies of place,...
journal article 2021
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Marin, L. (author), van Grunsven, J.B. (author), Stone, T.W. (author)
The paper explores the potential for improvisational techniques used in ethics tutorials with the aim of fostering moral sensitivity. Recently there has been an increased interest in researching how performance-based techniques can foster certain ethical competencies. In ethics education for engineering, role-playing games have been an example...
conference paper 2021
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van Grunsven, J.B. (author)
In this commentary, I raise one question and one critical comment about Rietveld’s normative claim that ‘artistic practices afford embedding technologies better in society’ (2019, p. 5). In what exact sense is this the case? It seems that Rietveld offers two interconnected but conceptually distinct answers to this question. The first focuses on...
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van der Stok-Nienhuis, Janneke (author), Kuiper, Elisabeth (author), Beentjes, Tonny (author), Joosten, Ineke (author), van Eijck, L. (author), Zhou, Z. (author), van Bommel, Maarten (author)
A rare find of a high-status 17th century oval box, retrieved from a shipwreck, provided a unique opportunity to research the construction and finishing layers of an object that is untouched for 350 years. This case study was used to demonstrate the extent of data that can be gained from analytical techniques prior to conservation. The...
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Tissen, L.N.M. (author)
This article uses the COVID –19 crisis to re –evaluate the importance of reproductions – 3D prints – for art’s authenticity, and their significance in keeping art museums meaningful in a rapidly changing world. The fixation on ‘auratic experiences’, inherent to artworks’ materiality is integral to contemporary art theory and museum practice,...
journal article 2021
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Tissen, L.N.M. (author)
The consequences of the coronavirus and the physical limitations it imposes on museums and their visitors force museums to rethink cultural identity and to approach the exhibition of material artworks differently. Only a limited number of people are allowed to visit the museum at one time, booking time slots is mandatory, making it difficult to...
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Queiroz, Alice (author), Crevels, Eric (author)
This essay proposes an analysis using the “symbolic economy of predation” to provide new perspectives on the question of pixo. For this, pixo will be considered as any act on walls, building facades, asphalt or monuments rejecting the hierarchical separations between writing, scribbling, painting or graffiti imposed by the art system and other...
conference paper 2021
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Poulis, J.A. (author), Mosleh, Yasmine (author), Cansell, Elsa (author), Cimino, Dafne (author), Ploeger, Rebecca (author), René de la Rie, E. (author), McGlinchey, Christopher W. (author), Seymour, Kate (author)
The mechanical behavior of adhesives is strongly influenced by a large number of variables, relating to a complex interaction of mechanical-physical-chemical factors, such as its loading direction (shear, peel), the temperature and the environmental relative humidity (RH). These variables can have a large influence on the durability of...
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Boricic, Aleksandar (author), Rueda, José L. (author), Popov, M. (author)
The possibility to monitor and evaluate power system stability in real-time is in growing demand. Whilst most stability-related studies focus on long-term voltage stability and frequency stability, very little attention is given to the issue of short-term (voltage) instability. In this paper, the most common evaluation methods present in the...
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Lancel, K.A. (author), Maat, Hermen (author), Brazier, F.M. (author)
Can a multi-sensory model of disruption be designed for shared social touch in public space of merging realities? This paper presents a multi-sensory model for disruption design for shared social touch experience in public space of merging realities. This model is based on analysis of three different artistic orchestrations performed in the...
journal article 2020
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Lancel, K.A. (author), Maat, Hermen (author), Brazier, F.M. (author)
Is human hosting essential to social touch in the public space of merging realities? This paper explores the role of hosting in art and design for mediating social touch in public space, social robotics, virtual reality and tele-matic environments. The question of whether human hosting is essential to social touch was the focus of three...
conference paper 2020
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van Zuijlen, M.J.P. (author), Pont, S.C. (author), Wijntjes, M.W.A. (author)
Painters are masters of depiction and have learned to evoke a clear perception of materials and material attributes in a natural, three-dimensional setting, with complex lighting conditions. Furthermore, painters are not constrained by reality, meaning that they could paint materials without exactly following the laws of nature, while still...
journal article 2020
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Lindhout, P (author), Teunissen, Truus (author), Visse, Merel (author)
Not all human experiences can be expressed in words. Arts-based expressions may be useful to qualitative researchers as they can disclose people’s experiences with health, illness and disability. These expressions, which connect with non-linguistic and unexplored realms of experience, may support researchers’ efforts to honor the complexities...
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Tissen, L.N.M. (author)
This article discusses a 3D print of Rembrandt van Rijn’s Saul and David to introduce the debate on art reproduction. Confusion about and a rejection of 3D printing is caused by the fact that this technology is hard to define as a form of art reproduction. Furthermore, 3D printing causes tension within the way that value is granted to original...
book chapter 2020
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Gruber, Petra (author), Vermeulen, A.C.J. (author), Yönetim, Ceren (author), Imhof, Barbara (author)
This chapter describes how architects and artists develop their work through looking at nature and finding role models for proto-architectural applications. Artistic research methodologies are being used to transfer growth strategies in nature into concepts for a new living architecture. The chapter also describes the example of the artistic...
book chapter 2019
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Steinert, S. (author), Roeser, S. (author)
In this article, we discuss the importance of emotions for ethical reflection on technological developments, as well as the role that art can play in this. We review literature that argues that emotions can and should play an important role in the assessment and acceptance of technological risk and in designing morally responsible technologies....
journal article 2019
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Asefi, Maziar (author), Khasraghi, Safa Salkhi (author), Pereira Roders, A. (author)
Efficient interaction between art and technology enabled Islamic architecture to actively experience early globalization, but today׳s separation between these domains and technological hegemony have presented challenges to Islamic architecture. Accordingly, this research was aimed at illuminating art and technology interactions in Islamic...
journal article 2019
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Cieraad, I.G. (author)
In the light of a newly discovered source of thousands of seventeenth-century Dutch letters found in the English National Archive a case is made for a radical reinterpretation of seventeenth-century Dutch paintings. These so-called “homescapes” feature in the historiography of the modern home as proof of the fact that seventeenth-century Holland...
journal article 2019
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Böke, J. (author), Knaack, U. (author), Hemmerling, Marco (author)
The high and increasing requirements concerning energy consumption and the interior comfort of buildings result in a demand for more efficient façade constructions. In its role as a mediator between the exterior and interior of a building, the façade takes on a multitude of functions with effect on the building’s performance. Intelligent...
review 2019
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Roeser, S. (author), Taebi, B. (author), Doorn, N. (author)
Climate change is an urgent problem, requiring ways and approaches to address it. Possible solutions are mitigation, adaptation and deployment of geoengineering. In this article we argue that geoengineering gives rise to ethical challenges of its own. Reflecting on these ethical challenges requires approaches that go beyond conventional,...
journal article 2019
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