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Seminars

Seminars organised by the imagine .. Centre for Creative Industries and Institutions in the current year

Associate Professor Jesper Juul's talk about his new book ‘Handmade pixels: Independent video games and the quest for authenticity’

Presentation of a new book with the working title ‘Organizing for Creativity – Challenges of a Textbook Project on Organizational Creativity’

2023

Research Centre imagine.. Creative Industries and Institutions Spring 2023 Seminar Series

Organizers: Jesper Strandgaard (js.ioa@cbs.dk) & Silviya Svejenova (ssve.ioa@cbs.dk) co-directors, imagine..

NB. All seminars but one (March 24) begin at 10am and end by 11.30am. All seminars but one (March 3) take place in KL4.74.

To register, please send an e-mail to the organizers, mentioning which imagine.. seminar you are interested in attending.

#	Date	Speaker	Presentation title
1	31 January	Carmelo Mazza, Visiting senior researcher, INSEAD	The power to withhold: Notes for an eschatology of institutional change
2	3 March (Kl.3.54)	Morten Vendelø, Professor MSO, IOA	The dark side of festival participation (with Jannick Friis Christensen)
3	March 24 (10.30-12.00)	Jonathan Feddersen, Postdoc, Miriam Feuls, Assistant Professor, and Silviya Svejenova, Professor, IOA	Towards a Processual Understanding of Buildings: Temporality, Materiality, and Politics (Jonathan Feddersen, Tor Hernes, & Silviya Svejenova) Material Temporal Work in Artistic Innovation: How Hilma af Klint Powered Time (Miriam Feuls, Christina Lüthy, & Silviya Svejenova). Both papers are forthcoming (July 2023) in “Organization as Time: Technology, Power and Politics” by de Vaujany, Holt, & Grandazzi (Eds.)
4	14 April	Christina Lüthy, Postdoc researcher, Lund University	Carpets - Affect and time: rethinking collaborative processes in creative organizing
5	April 28	Michelle Brennum, PhD student, IOA	Maintaining an egalitarian institution of social class: Multimodality as the solution to the commitment problem of the Danish Public Library
6	1 May	Sunny Mosangzi Xu, Postdoc, IOA	Handcrafts in social-ecological translation
7	26 May	Stina Teilmann-Lock, Associate Professor, MPP	History and current status of design in Scandinavia

2022

Research Centre imagine.. Creative Industries and Institutions Autumn 2022 Seminar Series

Organizers: Jesper Strandgaard (js.ioa@cbs.dk) & Silviya Svejenova (ssve.ioa@cbs.dk)
co-directors, imagine..

N.B. All seminars begin at 10am and end by 11.30am and take place at Kilen, room 4.74 (with two exceptions – Oct 27 and Nov 10) - see list below. To register, please send an e-mail to seminar.ioa@cbs.dk, mentioning which imagine.. seminar you are interested in attending. If you are not from CBS but are interested in attending, please write directly to the seminar organizers.

Please note that the seminar Oct. 27 is cancelled. New date will be posted soon.

#	Date	Speaker	Presentation title
1	September 23	Elisa Salvador, Professor of Innovation and Creativity, ESSCA School of Management, France	Managing Cultural Festivals – Tradition and Innovation in Europe. Managing Cultural Festivals – Tradition and Innovation in Europe.
2	October 7	Dr Christina Lüthy, Visiting postdoc researcher, U. of St. Gallen, Switzerland	Affective temporalities in collaborative creativity
3	October 27 Postponed, new date tbc	Mark Banks, Professor of Cultural Economy, University of Glascow, Scotland	The future of creative work: de-growth and contributory justice
4	November 10 NB: Room 3.54 in Kilen	Donatella Di Paoli, Associate professor, BI, Norway	Towards a sustainable future – how can arts and culture (and research) contribute?
5	November 25	Oddný Helgadóttir, Associate professor, CBS, Denmark	Art and tax heavens
6	December 9	Mathilde Jost, Visiting PhD Fellow, HuManiS Research Center, University of Strasbourg, France	“A show of good taste”: how creative individuals influence their experts’ reputation through signals’ observability strategies. Evidence from French gastronomy"
7	Jan 31, 2023	Carmelo Mazza, PhD, Senior Visiting Researcher, INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre, France	Institutional change and political theology: A Katechon view of the 23F coup in Spain

Research Centre imagine.. Creative Industries and Institutions Spring 2022 Seminar Series

Organizers: Jesper Strandgaard (js.ioa@cbs.dk) & Silviya Svejenova (ssve.ioa@cbs.dk)
co-directors, imagine..

N.B. All seminars begin at 10am and end by 11.30am. To register, please send an e-mail to seminar.ioa@cbs.dk, mentioning which imagine.. seminar you are interested in attending. If you are not from CBS but are interested in attending, please write directly to the seminar organizers.

#	Date	Speaker	Presentation title
1	February 10, online	Heidi Angell Strøm, PhD student, UiT - The Norwegian University of the Arctic, Norway	Backstage and frontstage spaces as drivers for continuous innovation in everyday work: cultural entrepreneurs in the High North
2	February 25	Dr Christina Lüthy, Visiting postdoc researcher, U. of St. Gallen, Switzerland	Affect and time: rethinking collaborative processes in creative organizing
3	March 4	Camilla Ferri, Visiting PhD student, Ca’ Foscari, Italy	Historical city centers as institutions: a topic modeling approach to study institutional maintenance and change
4	March 17	Irene Pace PhD student, IOA	Unravelling ecologies – Copenhagen fine-dining scene, 1990-2020
5	April 6	Barbara Slavich, Professor, IESEG, Paris, France	Hungry minds: generating a state of permanent organizational curiosity for creativity
6	April 28	Dr Marianne Stang Våland, KADK and CBS	In search for creative and business renewal: Developments in the Danish market for architectural practice
7	April 29	Mads Mordhorst, Associate Professor, MPP	Cultural organizations as part of the identity market
8	May 20	Jesper Strandgaard, Professor, IOA	Culinary innovation and sustainable development through culinary movements

2020

The research centre ‘Imagine . . ‘ had some fine visitors on Wednesday February 26, 2020 at CBS

Associate Professor Jesper Juul (The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts – The School of Design) gave a talk about his new book ‘Handmade pixels: Independent video games and the quest for authenticity’.

Assistant Professor Stephan Schaefer (Department of Business Administration, School of Economics and Management, Lund University) gave a talk about his work on a new book with the working title ‘Organizing for Creativity – Challenges of a Textbook Project on Organizational Creativity’.

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