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SAR SIG subgroup: Artistic Essaying Research and Pedagogy Group (last edited: 2024)

Haris pellapaisiotis, David Limaverde, Emily Huurdeman, Peter Thomas, Elise Nuding, Vanessa Ramos-Velasquez, Haris Pellapaisiotis, Iram Ghufran, Ana Cristina Pansera de Araujo, Lyn hagan, Denis Esakov, Jez Coram
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Artistic Essaying Research and Pedagogy Group Jez Coram Emily Huurdeman Expanded, hybrid and experimental forms of essaying in practice-led research and pedagogy Central Questions for the group: 1. To what extent should we expand the essay through hybrid and experimental forms? 2. How should we produce essays in our current personal-aesthetic-political-technological conditions of crises? 3. To what extent can hybrid and experimental forms of essaying act as practice-led artistic research? 4. How can essaying as practice-led artistic research inform pedagogical approaches? The intention for this group is to bring together practitioners and theorists working and researching in the arts, or related fields, to consider and develop creative critical approaches to hybrid and experimental forms of essaying based on the above questions (as a starting point). The aim is to develop an international collective of individuals concerned with the potentiality of creative critical essaying, and how these hybrid and experimental forms of essaying may exist as practice-led artistic research and praxis. Then, how these praxes may inform pedagogical approaches. At its core the group is intended to be inclusive, accessible, interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary, and even off-disciplinary to encourage tangential and lateral associations and pathways through individual and collaborative praxis. When / where: Five online meetings a year (Zoom or Teams), and one potential face to face meeting as part of the conference Provisional structure for meetings: 1 or 2 talks, presentations, or shows of work in progress (Individual or collaboration), based on group refinement of the research questions / areas of inquiry, followed by discussion. How: I would take up the role of organising the meetings and admin for the group. I would be looking for someone to share responsibility for the group and support facilitation. Potential contributions: As a group agree plans for collective exhibitions, conference talks and papers, articles, and special issues.
typeresearch exposition
date30/03/2023
last modified09/12/2024
statusin progress
share statuspublic
copyrightJez Coram, Emily Huurdeman
licensePublic domain
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2057064/2057065

References

  • Huxley, Aldous, “Preface to The Collected Essays of Aldous Huxley”, in Aldous Huxley Complete Essays, Vol. 6, 1956–1963, ed. by Robert Baker and James Sexton (Chicago: Dee, 1992), pp. 329–332

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comments: 2 (last entry by Haris Pellapaisiotis - 12/02/2024 at 07:46)
Haris Pellapaisiotis 18/05/2023 at 11:16

'...a man in himself is a city...' William Carlos Williams, Paterson, 1946

 

the above is for the map. Also as promised here are links to the video essays that go together with the PDF which I am trying to upload

 

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/737604024

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/733652381

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/733652381

 

password: archival bodies

Haris Pellapaisiotis 12/02/2024 at 07:46

Connecting autobiography with the exploration of theoretical concepts, while embracing inclusivity and a deep engagement with the body and senses 

 

Engaging with material on multiple levels 

 

The freedom to move across literary genres exploring different modes of writing, expression, storytelling, allowing the most effective way to convey ideas and experiences. For instance, auto referential & creative non-fiction may ground theoretical exploration in concrete, lived experiences

 

Example, from the poet Alice Oswald reading her essay on Keats 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0001xjk

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