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On 13 February 2020, Aia Jüdes gave a talk in Lund about her work as an artist, curator and producer of exhibitions and events related to handicraft, fashion, design and street art for different museums, institutions and companies.

Below are a few images from the event.

The talk and workshop was arranged in collaboration with The Museum of Artistic Process and Public Art, who also hosted the event.

On 7 November 2019, our coordinator Peter Bengtsen moderated a conversation between artists Max Gustafson and Jimmy Skize Svensson about graffiti and cartoons.

The conversation took place at RumEtt at Dunkers kulturhus in Helsingborg, Sweden.

The talk was recorded and published by the podcast Svenska Graffare, and can be listened to here.

On 24 October 2019, our researcher Jacob Kimvall gave a talk about the role of blackbooks in graffiti. The event also included a sketch workshop.

Below are a few images from the event.

The talk and workshop was arranged in collaboration with The Museum of Artistic Process and Public Art, who also hosted the event.

On Saturday 21 September 2019, we put up our Ask the Professor tent in the garden of the Pufendorf Institute for Advanced studies as park of Kulturnatten 2019 in Lund.

The event also included an open graffiti workshop in collaboration with Street Corner.

Below are a few images from the event.

With our Ask the Professor initiative, we invite anyone interested to come by and ask our researchers about graffiti, street art and other forms of urban creativity.

On Tuesday16 July 2019, we set up our Ask the Professor stall at the ArtStreetHBG Festival in Helsingborg.

Below are a few images from the event.

With our Ask the Professor initiative, we invite anyone interested to come by and ask our researchers about graffiti, street art and other forms of urban creativity.

Our next Ask the Professor event takes place on 21 September in connection with Kulturnatten in Lund. More information to be released soon.

On 4-6 July the sixth edition of the Lisbon Street Art & Urban Creativity Conference took place at Universidade de Lisboa, CIEBA (Centro de Investigação e de Estudos em Belas-Artes).

On the first day of the conference, four researchers from Urban Creativity Lund presented their work: Emma Nilsson, Erik Hannerz, Georgios Stampoulidis and Peter Bengtsen.

And on the final day, our coordinators, Erik and Peter, participated in a panel discussion about the possibilities of - and challenges to - establishing research centers and institutes dedicated to the critical study of street art and urban creativity.

Apart from Erik and Peter, the panel consisted of delegates from Nuart Festival / Nuart Journal and Lisbon Street Art & Urban Creativity Conference / SAUC Journal.

Below are a few images from the conference sessions.

Thursday 4 July 2019: Presentation by Emma Nilsson at Urban Creativity Lund panel

Thursday 4 July 2019: Presentation by Erik Hannerz at Urban Creativity Lund panel

Thursday 4 July 2019: Presentation by Georgios Stampoulidis at Urban Creativity Lund panel

Thursday 4 July 2019: Video screening and commentary by Peter Bengtsen at Urban Creativity Lund panel

Saturday 6 July 2019: Panel discussion about the possibilities of - and challenges to - establishing research centers and institutes dedicated to the critical study of street art and urban creativity

In-between activity during the conference: Dishu (Chinese water calligraphy)

Images from the streets of Lisbon

On Saturday 15 June 2019, we put up our Ask the Professor tent at Gåsebäck Graffiti Jam in Helsingborg.

Below are a few images from the event.

With our Ask the Professor initiative, we invite anyone interested to come by and ask our researchers about graffiti, street art and other forms of urban creativity.

Our next Ask the Professor event takes place on 16 July in connection with ArtStreetHBG. More information to be released soon.

A few images from this weekend’s street festival in Aarhus, Denmark. On 25 May 2019, our coordinators, Erik Hannerz and Peter Bengtsen, did talks along with Susan Hansen from Nuart Journal.