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Category Archives: Performative Research

This displays projects where I design and stage curated environments or thematic situations, integrating elements of performance to explore research themes. Participants actively engage with props, attire, or personas to embody the concepts, fostering experiential learning and reflection. These performative situations blend academic inquiry with creative staging, emphasizing how environmental design and embodied participation can mediate and enhance research and learning.

SKY PhD Researcher Persona Seminar

August 15, 2023by conniesvabo

Title: Sky Researcher Persona SeminarLocation: SDU, OdenseDate: August 15, 2023Role: Concept, Program Facilitator, and PresenterConcept: This arts-based PhD seminar guided emerging science education researchers in developing unique research personas through […]

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Archive, Creative Leadership and Education, Curating Research and Learning, Performative Research

Tentacular Thinking

March 8, 2021by conniesvabo

Welcome to the Octopod. A temporary, transdisciplinary organization for trying-out thoughts The word tentacular means ‘feeler’. Etymologically from Latin ‘to feel, try’. A tentacle is a feeling-out-thing, a trying-out limb, […]

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Archive, Curating Research and Learning, Performative Research, Writing
Instructional video showing how to fold a knowledge catcher

Knowledge Catcher

May 3, 2020by conniesvabo

Knowledge is co-constituted by the forms in which it is developed and communicated. For our research article “Knowledge Catcher: On the performative agency of scholarly forms” Julie Bønnelycke and I […]

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Curating Research and Learning, Painting / Drawing / Collage, Performative Research, Writing

Does It Spark Joy?

June 3, 2019by conniesvabo

Design and Innovation with Care “Design should care about the human, about all sorts of human and more-than human interactions, about the coherence of societies and about the environment, our […]

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Archive, Performative Research, Writing

Scratching

January 28, 2017by conniesvabo 1 Comment
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Performative Research, Video

Walking a Feather, Nekselø

October 18, 2016by conniesvabo

Walking a Feather as part of the joint excursion Becoming Animal / Walking Mercedes with my dearest kindred spirits Anja Mølle Lindelof and Catherine Bagnall.  

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Archive, Performative Research, Video

Silva as the Head

August 31, 2015by conniesvabo

(Photos and video: Dorte Jelstrup) I participated in the Sister’s Academy as visiting researcher and included this in my introduction to the semester as Head of Studies of the Performance […]

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Archive, Creative Leadership and Education, Curating Research and Learning, Performative Research

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CONNIE SVABO
Curatorial design, research, and artistic practice.

Working at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Based in Denmark · Working internationally.

PRACTICE
Exhibitions and curatorial design
Learning and research environments
Workplace and organizational settings
Artistic and research-creation practices

Projects span museums, universities, cultural institutions, and industry contexts.

AFFILIATION
Professor, PhD
University of Southern Denmark

Founder and lead of transdisciplinary research and curatorial initiatives exploring epistemic environments, mediation, and experience-based knowledge.

CONTACT
For collaborations, consultancy, and conversations: svabo@c.dk

This site presents selected projects, writing, and works in progress.

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