Category: Research Outreach
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The Body and the Object in the History of Art and Technologies (November 13, 2024)
On November 13, 2024, I gave a lecture at the Cégep de l’Outaouais on the interaction between the body and the object in the history of art and technologies. Through classical and contemporary works, this discussion explored the evolution of artistic corporeality and the impact of technological innovations on the perception of the human body…
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![[Re]visit of the Exhibition Création[tiret]Recherche: A Reflection on Art Between Materiality and Immateriality (October 5, 2023)](https://jessicaragazzini.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/2J2R_C-R-02-scaled.jpg)
[Re]visit of the Exhibition Création[tiret]Recherche: A Reflection on Art Between Materiality and Immateriality (October 5, 2023)
On October 5, 2023, I led a workshop-conference at the Cégep de l’Outaouais around the exhibition Création[tiret]Recherche. This meeting explored the tensions between materiality and immateriality in contemporary art, questioning the role of process, research, and immaterial forms in artistic creation. An interactive reflection on the evolution of media and artistic practices.
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Steve Giasson Talks to Others: A Discussion on Otherness and Appropriation in Art (March 8, 2022)
On March 8, 2022, I participated in the discussion Steve Giasson Talks to Others as part of his exhibition at the Carleton University Art Gallery. Along with Jean-Michel Quirion, Mélanie Boucher, and Didier Morelli, we explored the concept of artistic appropriation, the identity of the author, and reinterpretation in contemporary art, in dialogue with Steve…
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Radio Intervention: Art and Technologies – Modified Realities? (October 25, 2021)
In Hypothèse – Art and Technologies: Modified Realities?, I explored the objectification of the body and the reification of the object in art and photography. Alongside Jesse Leonard, we also discussed the challenges of the doctorate, scientific communication, and the impact of new technologies on the perception of reality.
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Bridging Artistic Photography and Fashion Photography (October 21, 2021)
During the webinar Les réseaux francophones de la recherche en Arts & Médias: Québec / France, I gave a presentation on the connections between artistic photography and fashion photography. This intervention explored the evolving boundaries between these two disciplines, their mutual influence, and their status in contemporary art, examining the transformation of the body and…
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Radio Intervention: Disney, from Walt’s Death to the Present Day – Pop en Stock France #48 (December 12, 2020)
In Pop en Stock France #48, I analyzed the evolution of Disney studios after Walt’s passing. From the revival of the 90s to the era of Marvel and Star Wars franchises, this show explores how Disney became a global entertainment empire.
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Human-object, object-human: The photographic ambiguity (April 17, 2020)
Scheduled as part of the seminar on objects at UQO, my presentation “Object-Human, Human-Object: The Photographic Ambiguity” aimed to explore how photography blurs the boundary between the body and the object. Despite its cancellation due to COVID-19, this reflection remains central to my research.
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Radio Intervention: Code Quantum in Pop en Stock France #40 (July 26, 2019)
In the Pop en Stock France #40 show on Radio Campus Grenoble, I analyzed the cult series Code Quantum and its impact on popular culture. Through its time travels and humanism, this landmark work of science fiction continues to influence the genre.
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Methodology of University Research in Art: The Perspective of a PhD Candidate (October 19, 2018)
During my presentation “Methodology of University Research in Art,” I shared my experience as a PhD candidate with students in museology and arts practice at UQO. This presentation addressed methodological issues, the balance between theory and practice, and the challenges of research in art.
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Finalist of the Ma thèse en 180 secondes competition – University Paris Lumières (March 29, 2018)
During the Ma thèse en 180 secondes final at University Paris Lumières, I presented my doctoral research in just three minutes. This exercise in scientific popularization allowed me to make my work accessible to a broad audience and refine my academic communication skills.