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Full-Text Articles in Art Practice
Good Grief : A Path Through The Arts, Kate Smith
Good Grief : A Path Through The Arts, Kate Smith
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
This paper looks at my own process of grief after the loss of a close friend. It tracks the parallel relationship between my artworks and writing and my internal emotional process. What was revealed is examined in the following paper with further discussion on its application within the context of analytical art psychotherapy
Growing New Eyes : A Personal Inscape Of Grief Viewed Through Autobiographical Performance, Emma Bacon
Growing New Eyes : A Personal Inscape Of Grief Viewed Through Autobiographical Performance, Emma Bacon
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
No abstract provided.
Program Inscape Symposium, Rose Williams
Program Inscape Symposium, Rose Williams
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
No abstract provided.
Reigning In The Broad Careless Inscape, April Parker
Reigning In The Broad Careless Inscape, April Parker
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
No abstract provided.
Seeing Beyond The Habitus - On Action, Art And Healing, Tarquam Mckenna
Seeing Beyond The Habitus - On Action, Art And Healing, Tarquam Mckenna
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
This paper is written as a conversation had at the ARTCAP Symposium in Perth 2003. It was a conversation that alluded to the imaginal realm and action art therapy as a way into understanding. It is offered as a spoken comment to bring voice to the reader. The format of the paper is such that the reader is encouraged to see it as a series of statements that are a conversation between a group of people. The paper begs questions which are still unanswered.
Walking,Writing, Improvising - Conscious-Unconscious, Kellerberring-Busselton, Mark Minchinton
Walking,Writing, Improvising - Conscious-Unconscious, Kellerberring-Busselton, Mark Minchinton
'INSCAPE' - ARTCAP November 13-16, 2003
No abstract provided.
Art Irritates Life-- And Vice Versa : An Exploration Of The Nature Of Dance And Its Effect On The Psychological Well-Being Of Ballet And Contemporary Dancers, Veronica Shum
Theses : Honours
Research into the psychology of theatrical dancers has indicated that as a group, dancers may be a high-risk population for psychological disorders. The majority of this research however, has only sampled ballet dancers. In consideration of the fact that contemporary dance is philosophically and aesthetically different from ballet, it is proposed that the experience of contemporary dancers may be different from that of ballet dancers and thus their psychological experience and potential problems may also be different. It is suggested, therefore, that results from studies on ballet dancers may not generalize to contemporary dancers. In support of this proposition, the …
Street Photography: An Approach To Strangers: Casual, Close And Personal Encounters, Flavia M. Schuster
Street Photography: An Approach To Strangers: Casual, Close And Personal Encounters, Flavia M. Schuster
Theses : Honours
Street photographers can either camouflage or reveal their identities to the strangers they photograph. By choosing to remain anonymous, photographers often create images in which only their subjects are exposed. By unveiling their identities however, they often create images in which their interaction becomes evident in the resulting images. Casual Encounters looks at the mechanisms employed by photographers that choose to remain anonymous in contrast to the myth of the flâneur. Close Encounters looks at the mechanisms employed between strangers to deal with their daily interactions in urban environments. Personal Encounters serves to explain my own approach to the strangers …
Communicating Tissue Culture As Art, Ionat Zurr
Communicating Tissue Culture As Art, Ionat Zurr
Theses : Honours
Biologically related technologies are developing rapidly. Their effects will shape the future of human society and the human environment. This paper examines, through the discipline of Photomedia, possible futures dominated by biologically related technologies. More specifically, it explores the relevant issues through the art project called 'Tissue Culture & Art' (therefore refer to as TC&A). TC&A is a research and development project which explores the use of tissue culture and tissue engineering as a medium for artistic expression. Biologically related technologies can be used as a source for questioning the traditional meta-dichotomy of nature versus culture. TC&A redefines the terrain …