Roxanne Bodsworth 3pm Thurs Dec 8 It was while hand-rearing seventeen merino lambs, each colour-coded with cat collars to tell me what formula they were on, that I was screaming “this is not what I want to be doing with my life!” Hence the decision to return to study and undertake a PhD by Creative […]
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Peta Jeffries The art of colonisation and decolonisation: dismantling rural settler futurities through art practice as research Symposium presentation 12pm Thurs Dec 8 AbstractWithin Australia, art shapes understandings of and connections to place. Art defines individual and collective identities, especially in rural spaces, where people are defined in relation to land. These relationships and identities,
Donna Caffrey Developing an art practice: Rabbit holes, the butterfly process and mindfulness in textile art Symposium presentation 4pm Wed Dec 7 Abstract: I work in mixed media with a focus on stitch, textiles and paper. I’m a bit of a butterfly and flitter between works. Focus on and completion of one thing at a
Rekavidur – Iceland’s Stranded Forest Duration: 45 minutes Directors: Ines Meier, Inka Dewitz Synopsis The aim of our project „Rekaviður“ is to raise awareness for climate change in the Arctic region via the journey of driftwood, for the importance of afforestation for climate mitigation as well as for driftwood‘s vital role in Iceland‘s history and
Jacqui O’Reilly – Return from Erasure + Louise Curham – Crevice communities – extending the life of expanded cinema 2.30pm Tues Dec 6, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery Jacqui O’Reilly Return from Erasure, 2022 Composition for live performance, sound, moving image,15 minutes. This electro-acoustic sound & moving image performance is designed for an immersive and reflexive
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Dr Elizabeth Tait, our newest Creative Practice Circle member, presented From Conservation to ‘Reality Capture’- using 3D visualisation in participatory visual methods research via Zoom on October 10, 2022. This presentation showed how 3D capture and visualisation technologies can be used as mechanisms for community heritage co-production, both as data capture technologies and as mechanisms
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CPC Ideas Circle If you’re an existing member of the Creative Practice Circle, you’re invited to join us on the third Monday of the month for a regular session for the CPC ‘Ideas Circle – developing early writing and new work’. Bring very early drafts of your writing for feedback from colleagues. Share /test new ideas you’re developing in
We are now putting the finishing touches on our Symposium (in person at Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia as well as online via Zoom) in December 2022. It will be a feast of discussion about creative practice as research, with equal parts theory, case study and general discussion. Speakers include Margaret Woodward speaking about
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In this Zoom recording, Dr Emmaline Lear gives an overview of creating a literature review. https://media-studio.csu.edu.au/w/EYwXD87EXNe
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Dr. Suzie Gibson’s research presentation on Monday May 23, 2022 addressed her resistance to adopting a rigid ‘methodology’ since she does not work in the sciences but rather in field of the arts. More specifically, her literary studies expertise requires skills in close textual analysis as well as interpretative practise since meaning-making and knowledge are
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