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Artistic Publications

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Public artistic and design activities

Artistic activities form part of the statutory tasks of higher education institutions.

  • The artistic activities of staff employed at the University are part of the organisation's societal impact and develop and maintain the expertise and networks of the staff that can be utilised in the university's activities.
  • In data collection, artistic publication refers to performances, works or similar public results of artistic activities resulting from artistic activities.
  • There are no established ways of defining art publications.

Report public artistic activities in JUSTUS

Publication Type F

F  Public artistic and design activities

  • Fulfils the definition of an artistic publication, see the definitions in the Ministry of Education and Culture (OKM) data collection manual.

F1 Published Independent Work of Art

  • An independent art publication that is not part of another work of art or does not contain elements that can be considered independent artistic publications.

F2 Partial implementation of an artistic work

  • An art publication can have a close, inseparable relationship with a co-publication, but it can still be valued as a separate work as per field specific practice (for example, the staging of a play, a painting in a co-exhibition, a chamber musician’s part in a concert, an actor’s performance).
  • The compilation work for a publication is also entered under this category, i.e. the selection of parts, defining general artistic policies and working on the partial publications with the authors to make them fit within the publication (for example, directing a dramatic work, artistic  directing/production of concerts)

F3 Artistic part of a non-artistic publication

  • An artistic part of a publication whose context is not primarily artistic but whose artistic part is valued in the art community in question. For example, the plans of an architect or designer.

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