 Very excited to announce that our article, Process as the medium for socially engaged art, has been published in IMAG#7! Big thanks to InSEA and the editorial team- Ângela Saldanha, Bernadette Thomas and Teresa Torres de Eça.
"IMAG number 7 presents a collage of different essays created by InSEA members. When we initiated this issue we wanted to make visible the diverse range of art education practices in formal and non-formal settings and to invite the readers to engage in a visual journey; a process of ‘encountering others’. There is no filter on what should or should not constitute art education. Rather, here we have a mosaic of approaches; of ways of making and ways of understanding the role of art education in the schools, museums; universities and communities. We travel according to the last InSEA roads through the encounters generated during InSEA seminars and congresses. The journal opens with a story told by Steve Willis, current Vice President of InSEA, where he shares impressions, feelings and thoughts about his experience during the InSEA seminar in Walvis Bay, Namibia (Encounters with Otherness to achieve Knowingness). As our journey continues, the reader meets Korinna KorsströmMaggatröm-Magga (North Calling); Anastasia Artemeva and Arlene Tucker (Process as the medium for socially engaged art); Phivi Antoniou (Cyprus) and Dina Adel Hassan (Egypt). The northern authors reveal community art practices and social engaged intercultural projects in Finland and Russia. In the same section a different encounter invites the reader to learn about other socially engaged art education experiments in Alexandria, Egypt, with Dina Adel Hassan who describes using images, an experience conducted with Children at Risk in Egypt." Download The full ISSUE ( PDF 17,9 MB) or individual chapters. Otherness as a Form of Knowingness Steve Willis DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-2 Process as the medium for socially engaged art Anastasia Artemeva and Arlene Tucker DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-3 North Calling Korinna Korsström-Maggatröm-Magga DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-4 Field Experiments in Visual Arts: Children at Risk, Homeless Children Dina Adel Hassan DOI:10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-5 People, Stories and Histories of Strovolos III – Public art, social engagement and situational practices Phivi Antoniou DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-6 The past in the present Ismini Sakellariadi DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-7 Educating through design | Eduquer par le design: Naissance d’un club de design Azza Maaoui DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-8 Maktab Gammarth Toursom Myriam Errais Borges DOI:10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-9 Elisavet Konstantinidou & Eva Pavlidou DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-10 Exploring artistic and cultural identity through an art curriculum unit Fotini Larkou DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-11 Pensar, espacio, piel. Un ensayo visual desde nuestra experiencia como a/r/tógrafas. | To think, space, skin.A visual essay from our experience as a/r/tographers. María Martínez Morales; María Isabel Moreno Montoro and Nuria López Pérez DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-12 “Art Lab x Kids: art as an instrument for discovery and knowledge”: a visual literacy Project Katia Pangrazi DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-7.2019-13
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“Let It Out” is an artistic collaboration that encourages exchange between young people affected by imprisonment in Russia and in Finland. This exchange will be facilitated using rap composition and translation techniques, resulting in a collaborative multimedia artwork. Behind this collaborative project is a team of transnational artists, musicians and educators. Anastasia Artemeva is the manager of Prison Outside - a project dedicated to possibilities and ways of connecting with people in and after prison. Arlene Tucker is the author of the ongoing art installation Translation is Dialogue. One aspect of this project is a pedagogical approach to make art by using translation techniques. This process allows awareness of how one would like to communicate creatively and to build paths for understanding. Sonny “Elinkautinen” Black is a rap musician based in Helsinki. He has experienced imprisonment firsthand. Sonny works directly with youth in the streets of east Helsinki and through correction institutions all over Finland, making music, singing, and encouraging young people to follow their dreams. In Russia we plan to work with non-governmental organisations that support young offenders in juvenile prisons and correction schools. https://www.facebook.com/events/182601245643781/?active_tab«out  Photo from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mwkMthyuvw На фестивале CulturaFest пройдёт мастер-класс в рамках проекта «Тюрьма снаружи». С помощью художественных практик участникам воркшопа предлагается подумать о значении социальной справедливости, наших сходствах и различиях, и о том, как мы относимся друг к другу. У каждого участника мастер-класса будет возможность выразить всё то, что есть внутри, и таким образом стать частью общей истории. Мы будем слушать музыку, писать стихи, рисовать, и использовать необычные техники перевода для творческого перевоплощения.
Анастасия Артемьева - руководитель проекта Тюрьма Снаружи. Тюрьма Снаружи представляет коллаборативные проекты в и о тюрьме и изучает отношение общества к заключенным. Арлин Такер - создатель проекта Перевод это Диалог в своей художественной практике совмещает нестандартные техники перевода, а так же образовательный подход к творчеству и восприятию искусства. Репер Сонни Блэк знает о тюрьме не понаслышке. Освободившись после многих лет заключения, Блэк преподает музыку ребятам на улицах Хельсинки и в коррекционных учреждениях по всей Финляндии. Расписание: 4 ноября 12:00–14:00, киноцентр Kino K-13, Kanavakatu 12, Хельсинки 18 ноября 16:00–18:00, Молодёжный центр Arkki, Liesitori 1A, 3-й этаж, Вантаа Возраст: подростки в возрасте 13–19 лет Языки: русский, финский и английский Регистрация: кол-во мест ограничено – 15 человек, заявки принимает Надежда Симакина nadja@adelfa.fi +++ CulturaFest will host a workshop that is part of the project Prison Outside. Through artistic practices, the workshop participants will proceed to thinking about social justice, different walks of life and how we treat each other. The workshop participants will have an opportunity to express their feelings and thoughts, and thus become a part of a shared history. We will listen to music, write poetry, make art and use translation techniques to creatively cross mediums. Anastasia Artemeva is the manager of Prison Outside - a project dedicated to possibilities and ways of connecting with people in and after prison. Arlene Tucker is the author of the ongoing art installation Translation is Dialogue. One aspect of this project is a pedagogical approach to make art by using translation techniques. This process allows awareness of how one would like to communicate creatively and to build paths for understanding. Sonny “Elinkautinen” Black is a rap musician based in Helsinki. He has experienced imprisonment firsthand. Sonny works directly with youth in the streets of east Helsinki and through correction institutions all over Finland, making music, singing, and encouraging young people to follow their dreams. Schedule: 4.11. 12:00–14:00, Kino K-13, Kanavakatu 12, Helsinki 18.11. 16:00–18:00, the Arkki Youth Center, Liesitori 1A, 3d flor, Vantaa Age: older children (13-19 years) Language: English, Russian, Finnish Free admission, 15 places per each workshop. Registration: Nadja Simakina, nadja@adelfa.fi +++ Aikataulu: 4.11. 12:00–14:00, Kino K-13, Kanavakatu 12, Helsinki 18.11. 16:00–18:00, Nuorisotila Arkki, Liesitori 1A, 3. kerros, Vantaa Kielet: venäjä, suomi, englanti Ikäsuositus: 13 – 19 vuotta Sisäänpääsy: 15 paikkaa, etukäteisilmoittautuminen: Nadja Simakina nadja@adelfa.fi https://www.facebook.com/events/184008165502972/ |
ContributorsArlene Tucker: author and curator of TID Arch
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