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ArtSchool x THE EDUCATIONAL WEB: A Particular Reality
As part of THE EDUCATIONAL WEB exhibition programme at Kunstverein in Hamburg, Afterall ArtSchool will initiate a series of online conversations with artists, scholars, and collectives examining artistic practice and the educational epistemologies which underpin it. Emphasising the pedagogic qualities of dialogue and exchange, these conversations, which will later double as podcast episodes on Afterall ArtSchool, will involve practitioners thinking through and across three different strands: problematising the decolonial institution, education as learning together, and studying in the shadows.
Join us for a conversation between Afterall ArtSchool editors Arianna Mercado and Camille Crichlow and members of the arts education collective, A Particular Reality. The discussion will reflect on building collective, collaborative and creative learning environments and anti-racist approaches to arts education
A Particular Reality: Art / Learning / Anti-racism
Founded in 2018, A Particular Reality (APR) is a collective formed by students, alumni and educators from the Fine Art departments at Goldsmiths University of London, Kingston School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University and Middlesex University; with a commitment to building creative learning environments upon the values of equity, care and collaboration.
A Particular Reality intends to forge connections across creative disciplines amongst students, educators and makers - elevating individuals who identify with feeling isolated in respect of their cultural identity and lived experience. They provide a non-hierarchical space to support marginalised students and staff and cultivate creative expression, within and beyond practice-based education.
Music
"Space Jazz"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Thank you to the sponsors of THE EDUCATIONAL WEB
Kulturstiftung des Bundes
Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg
Hamburgische Kulturstiftung,
K.S. Fischer Stiftung
and GRUNDIG
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By Afterall Research CentreAs part of THE EDUCATIONAL WEB exhibition programme at Kunstverein in Hamburg, Afterall ArtSchool will initiate a series of online conversations with artists, scholars, and collectives examining artistic practice and the educational epistemologies which underpin it. Emphasising the pedagogic qualities of dialogue and exchange, these conversations, which will later double as podcast episodes on Afterall ArtSchool, will involve practitioners thinking through and across three different strands: problematising the decolonial institution, education as learning together, and studying in the shadows.
Join us for a conversation between Afterall ArtSchool editors Arianna Mercado and Camille Crichlow and members of the arts education collective, A Particular Reality. The discussion will reflect on building collective, collaborative and creative learning environments and anti-racist approaches to arts education
A Particular Reality: Art / Learning / Anti-racism
Founded in 2018, A Particular Reality (APR) is a collective formed by students, alumni and educators from the Fine Art departments at Goldsmiths University of London, Kingston School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University and Middlesex University; with a commitment to building creative learning environments upon the values of equity, care and collaboration.
A Particular Reality intends to forge connections across creative disciplines amongst students, educators and makers - elevating individuals who identify with feeling isolated in respect of their cultural identity and lived experience. They provide a non-hierarchical space to support marginalised students and staff and cultivate creative expression, within and beyond practice-based education.
Music
"Space Jazz"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Thank you to the sponsors of THE EDUCATIONAL WEB
Kulturstiftung des Bundes
Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg
Hamburgische Kulturstiftung,
K.S. Fischer Stiftung
and GRUNDIG