Welcome. This is the blog for the Artistic Pedagogical
Research Project Language for artistic process.
The project ran from october 2010 to february 2012
Participants: Nike Nilsson, Anna Carlson, Mattias Gunnarsson
Tutor: Katti Lundh
The project was formulated and set up from a wish to better
understand what was most important and crucial in the artistic projects of the
students attending the Teachers Training Program in Visual Art (BVK) at HDK /
Gotenburg University.
As teachers / tutors we have ofcourse taken part of student
projects thru discussions and reading blogs but in this project we aimed to get a closer dialog
thru experiencing a similar project structure as the students at BVK.
As artist we have our own different methods, expressions and
questions we work with. In this collaborative project we aimed to enter a framework more similar to our students projects as possible.
This means that we all worked from the same point of
departure, a theme, we regulary met for group tutoring, we kept blogs where we
write about the process and we finished it with an exhibition with an invited
guest critic.
When the theme is set for students projecs we work with
concepts that are open for interpretation yet relevant for the profession as a
teacher for example Conflict or Identity
For us, we chose Power as the entry point.
What became clear for us all when working with text in tight
paralel to the visual artistic process was that it really helped the work to
grow.
Putting words to ones own process, communicating it to one
self and others gives a better understanding to what is actually happening in the
work. It makes it easier to talk about the work, and in the dialogue the work
have the potential to grow even more.
Sharing the process becomes crucial.
To the right are our project blogs; Nike Anna Mattias
And here are our slides from the presentation + the film.
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Link to the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8AgE_AePTc