Research Incubator: Art and Law Laboratory (LAD)

Description:

The Research Research Incubator Laboratory of Art and Law (LAD) is a collaborative initiative between the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Creative Studies, arising from the project of the same name. It focuses on an interdisciplinary approach by a group of professors to guide those interested in opening new experiences in their knowledge of the intersections between art and law. The Research Incubator has two groups:

1. 1. Voluntary, where three types of activities are carried out: guided visits to art exhibitions, creative workshops in some art technique, discussions on issues of law and art or with artists and/or lawyers and related persons dedicated to these particular topics.
2. 2. Degree option: Those interested in the subject will have the opportunity to present a degree option by participating in the Research Incubator.

Objectives:

1. 1. To encourage the creation and analysis of artistic and research projects that propose new perspectives of analysis and sensitive understanding in the field of socio-legal debates.
2. 2. To strengthen the artistic and research skills of university students through an interdisciplinary exercise of artistic and legal creation and reflection that analyzes and explores the relationship between art and law.
3. 3. To disseminate the works and artistic creations of students, professors and social actors in the community of rosarista and in other spaces in order to promote dialogue and social debate with the cultural and artistic world.
4. 4. To promote the use, development and analysis of artistic projects as a pedagogical tool to reflect on legal, social, political, cultural, economic and environmental realities in the different departments of the University.
5. 5. To create awareness and interest among students and the university community in aesthetic currents and alternatives other than those offered by the mass media.
6. 6. To promote the recognition of legal debates as an essential element in the production and analysis of artistic projects and processes.

Lines of Research or Active Projects:

1. 1. Art, Human Rights and Armed Conflict.
2. 2. Art and Social Movements.
3. 3. Cultural Heritage and Memory.
4. 4. Law as an Aesthetic Phenomenon.
5. 5. Legal Regulation of Art
6. 6. Creation, Territory and Public Space