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HumDrumPress is a collaboration-based publisher. Roles and responsibilities are therefore shared by all parties, within their capacities. The following persons contributed in a multitude of ways to making this publication possible: Wibke Bramesfeld, Amy Gowen, The Promiscuous Care Study Group, Carla Arcos, Seecum Cheung, Pablo Lerma, Judith Leijdekkers, Carmen José, Skye Maule-O’Brien, Vivian Sky Rehberg, Kari Robertson, Yusser al Obaidi, Michelle Teran, Renée Turner, and Julia Wilhelm.
With thanks to WdKA Research Center and Willem de Kooning Academy for supporting this publication.
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The Promiscuous Care Study Group
Utterances
Composing a Care-Informed Research Practice in the Cracks
• Artistic Research Practice
• Check-ins
• ethics of care
Utterances: Composing a Care-Informed Research Practice in the Cracks is a humble offering towards an alternative artistic research practice that is guided by an ethics of care.
Utterances proposes the ‘check in’ as an invitation, as well as a structure, dialogue, and reality that begins with the lived experience of the body, combined with the visceral experiences of sharing intimate spaces together. This approach opens space for collecting impressions, allowing for tensions and gaps, speaking and being silent, presence and non-presence, note taking and taking note, all as an ongoing process of caring coalition building.
This intimate publication’s collective research encompasses a way of working, the rhythms and the breaks of a certain kind of intimacy, and an ethos of being in ‘right relation’. With respect to this research being in right relation, seemingly separate lines of inquiry become interwoven, generate emergent interrelationships, bring together collective imagination, pursue unpredictable pathways, and honour the marginalia of research by centring the side notes and whispers.
