Exposition

Creative practices and public engagement (2017)

Daša Spasojevic, Ana Souto Galvan

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This exposition explores the role of creative practices in creating methods for public engagement and the promotion and recognition of tangible and intangible heritage at a local community level. It argues that principles of participatory design and co-creation have the power to contribute to community social cohesion and development. A literature review covering the main concepts and methods is introduced to provide an appropriate context for the main case study: Mapping Nottingham’s Identity. This research project includes the methodological and conceptual framework that were piloted and tested in collaboration with three localities within Nottingham (Sneinton, Carrington, and West Bridgford), including different stakeholders (community organisations, higher education, primary schools, local authorities, and the general public), producing a variety of outputs (a participatory methods’ toolkit, performative maps, community furniture, exhibition, websites) and reflecting on their role in creating meaningful interactions and place-making.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsco-creation, engagement, methodology, public space, place-making
date27/04/2017
published27/04/2017
last modified27/04/2017
statuspublished
share statusprivate
affiliationNottingham Trent University
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/305334/305335
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/jar.305334
published inJournal for Artistic Research
portal issue13.
external linkmapnottingham.blogspot.co.uk


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