Volume 5 Issue 1
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY JOURNAL IN THE ARTS
'Critical Approach to Arts-based Research'
Papers from Volume 5 Issue 1
We recommend each and every article.
Editorial - Critical Approach to Arts-based Research
by Anne Harris, Mary Ann Hunter, Clare Hall
The Cartographic Network: Re-imagining university learning environments through the methodology of immersive cartography
David Rousell
Dance as Intervention: Disrupting Gendered Norms of Embodiment
by Jack Migdalek
Doing sociology with musical narratives
by Clare Hall
Slamming In(to) the Ivory Tower: A Consideration of Slam as Method
by Glenn Allen Phillips
Towards Articulating an Arts-based Research Paradigm: Growing Deeper
by Diane Conrad and Jaime L. Beck
Towards An Aesthetic Intersubjective Paradigm for Arts based Research: An Art Therapy Perspective
by Gioia Chilton, Nancy Gerber, Victoria Scotti
Cultural Graffiti in London: Singing Life into Exhibitions and Embodying the Digital Document
by Helen Gilbert and J.D. Phillipson, in dialogue with Peter Morin
Painting canvases and performing social justice: The transformative possibilities of arts based research in Indigenous Australian studies with primary children
by Elizabeth Mackinlay
Bodies in the Desert: A Narration of Two Lives
by Jake Burdick
Seeing the world differently: Supporting autism spectrum expression and creativity through the use of technology in social spaces
by Stefan Schutt, Paul Staubli, Alberto Rizzo
Making Gothic: A/r/tographic attempts to integrate theory and practice
by Dr. Tracy Fahey
The search for a dyadic dramatic qualitative method to generate data
by Jane Isobel Luton
How Students Learn an Arts-Based Approach to Early Childhood Education
by Koichi Kasahara
Shaping Research-Informed Theatre: Working beyond an ‘Aesthetic of Objectivity’
by Julia Gray, Pamela Baer, Tara Goldstein
Editor-in-Chief
Lindy Joubert
T: +61 3 8344 7437
F: +61 3 8344 5532
E: lindyaj@unimelb.edu.au
Associate Editor
Naomi Berman
E: naomi.berman@gmail.com
Graphic Designer
Rosie Ren
E: rosie@rosieren.com
W: www.rosieren.com
UNESCO Observatory, The University of Melbourne's Early Learning Centre
Refereed E-Journal, Multi-Disciplinary Research in the Arts. ISSN 1835 - 2776
Guest Editors
Anne Harris,
Mary Ann Hunter,
Clare Hall
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- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-00-EDITORIAL.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-01-ROUSELL.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-02-MIGDALEK.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-03-HALL.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-04-PHILLIPS.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-05-CONRAD.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-06-CHILTON.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-07-GILBERT.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-08-MACKINLAY.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-09-BURDICK.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-10-SCHUTT.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-11-FAHEY.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-12-LUTON.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-13-KASAHARA.pdf
- UNESCO-E-JOURNAL-V5I1-14-GRAY.pdf
Editor-in-Chief
Lindy Joubert
T: +61 3 8344 7437
F: +61 3 8344 5532
E: lindyaj@unimelb.edu.au
Associate Editor
Naomi Berman
E: naomi.berman@gmail.com
Graphic Designer
Rosie Ren
E: rosie@rosieren.com
W: www.rosieren.com
Guest Editors
Anne Harris,
Mary Ann Hunter,
Clare Hall
UNESCO Observatory, The University of Melbourne's Early Learning Centre
Refereed E-Journal, Multi-Disciplinary Research in the Arts. ISSN 1835 - 2776