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Community Arts Education : Transversal Global Perspectives / edited by Ching-Chiu Lin, Anita Sinner, and Rita L. Irwin.

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Book
Contributor:
Lin, Ching-Chiu, editor.
Sinner, Anita, editor.
Irwin, Rita L., editor.
Series:
ISSO (Series)
ISSN
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Community arts projects.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (309 pages)
Other Title:
Community Arts Education
Place of Publication:
Intellect Books
Bristol, England : Intellect, [2023]
Summary:
Global perspectives on the transverse, boundary-blurring possibilities of community arts education. Invoking 'transversality' as an overarching theoretical framework and a methodological structure, 55 contributors from sixteen countries offer studies and practical cases exploring the complexities of community arts education. 30 col. 20 b/w illus.
Contents:
Intro
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Community Arts Education: Transversal Global Perspectives
Part 1: Transversal Connections
1. Twenty-First Century Winter Journey: Exploring Comics, Adaptation and Community Art Education
2. The University as an Institute of Permanent Creation: Developing "a gift for living" in Neoliberal Times
3. Seeing What Unfolds: New Ways of Exploring Community Art Education in Formal Learning Spaces
4. "Making University": The Role of Corporeality, Matter and Physical Spaces to Create a Sense of Community
5. I Wish You a Good Life: Embedding Intergenerational Learning Into Pre-service Education Through Art, Community and Environment
6. Community-Based Art Education: Promoting Revitalization and Eco-cultural Resilience for Cultural Sustainability
Part 2: Transversal Practices
7. Making Meaning, Creating (in) Community: An International Dialogue on Community Art Education Within Early Childhood Contexts
8. Identifying Images as a Strategy for Emotional Interaction With the Environment: Neighbourhoods as Engraving Support
9. We Are Small, but We Have Loud Voices: Children Leading the Way to Support Community Connections Through Art
10. Infernal Learning: Becoming Members of Academic Communities
11. Seeds in the Wind! A/r/tography School and Teacher Formation
12. Transversalities Through Transdisciplinary Pedagogies: A South African Perspective on Community-Engaged Art Education
13. Building Bridges in the Community Through Opening Minds Through Art: An Intergenerational Abstract Art Programme for People Living With Dementia
Part 3: Transversal Spaces
14. International Art Symposia as a Space of Knowledge Creation and Creative Engagement.
15. Collaborative Thinking, Creating and Learning on a Remote Greek Island: Towards Community Art Education for Sustainability
16. Finding Possibility in the Liminality of Socially Engaged Arts: Fostering Learning and Wellbeing With Refugee Youth
17. Conversations With Gardens: Artful Spaces in Community Art Education
18. Community Dance as an Approach to Reimagine Place in Aotearoa/New Zealand
19. Pedagogical Implications in La Austral, S.A. de C.V.: Collective Storytelling Performances by Pablo Helguera and DREAMers
20. Community Arts Education: Experiencing and Creating Our World
Part 4: Transversal Relations
21. Colors of Connection: Public Art Making as an Activating Force for Community Art Education
22. Residing in Pedagogical Spaces Through Community Cultural Production
23. Intercultural Eye for Art: Becoming a Member of a Global Community Through Arts-Based Exchange
24. The Creation of a Community Teaching Artist Certificate Programme: Professionalization in the Gig Economy
25. Creative for Life: Planning and Delivering Intergenerational Art Programmes
26. Croatian Naïve Art as an Incentive for Multimodal Research With Children
27. Visual Ecologies: Artistic Research Transversing Stable, Dynamic and Interstitial Relations in an Australian Settler Colonial Context
Notes on Contributors.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781789387353
1789387353
9781789387360
1789387361

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