Prof. dr. Caroline Nevejan is a researcher and designer who has been involved with the emerging network society and digital culture since the 1980's. Nevejan is a regular presenter at national and international fora. She is an advisor to national and European policy makers.
Developing research questions together in a bona fide partnership.
Caroline Nevejan writes about the YUTPA framework she developed, the ideas and developments surrounding this 'talking tool'.
In this podcast, you can listen to stories from scientific and artistic researchers and their experience with rhythm in our rapidly changing world.
Three musicians from three musical traditions perform the special concert Tuning to Rhythm. In this online improvisation, rhythm as a uniting force in diversity is explored.
From spring 2020 to summer 2021, more than 100 artists and scientists worked together to find out what value we need to coexist with each other and the earth.
Cahier 3 is all about Rhythm. From rhythm of breath and heartbeat, to the rhythm of recurring seasons and growing plants, to rhythm in music and dance to; rhythm appears to be something that connects people with one another and with nature.
With 'Who is We?' this Pavilion responds to the main question of the Biennale. In Venice and the Netherlands, 'Who is We?' offers live encounters and digital reflections from various disciplines and collaborators.
Here you find the second publication (Cahier 2) within ‘Values for Survival’, the parallel research program of the Dutch contribution to 17th Architecture Biennale in Venice. Commissioned by Het Nieuwe Instituut, and as Amsterdam’s Chief Science Officer, I was asked to orchestrate this research program.
Being asked to orchestrate the complimentary research program of the Dutch contribution to the 17th architecture Biennale of Venice, and in times of the Corona pandemic, this series of Cahiers addresses Values for Survival. In times of unforeseen global changes, the need for sharing values to inspire individual and collective behavior is urgent. Cahier 1 explores a multiplicity of values in policy, research, and design.
The video of Caroline’s inaugural lecture, November 15th 2018 in the city of Amsterdam
