Jeroen Lutters is professor of Art education as Critical Tactics (AeCT) at ArtEZ University of the Arts, Arnhem. He is a visiting fellow at University of California and visiting researcher at the University of Amsterdam. He is an independent curator, honorary professor of the Teachers College Windesheim, and visiting professor of No School CIBAP and SintLucas.
01-Jun-2021
This essay is about film photography (or ‘lomography,’ referring to a dreamlike state of old photo shoots). It is an exploration of the omnipresent creative energy in the universe. The subject of this essay is material nature, which, on a deeper level, is a creative stream, the basic structure of which science cannot (yet) identify but can possibly be portrayed by the arts.
01-Oct-2020
In examining research-based art as a method that uses research for the purpose of making art, Jeroen Lutters uses Peter Greenaway’s film The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989) as a case study. Here, we see both the artist as a researcher and art research as research-based art—an artist-researcher who creates an independent artistic composition by using at his own discretion the accepted results of research.
