We invite paper abstracts for 10-minute presentations on research that responds to the workshop theme. We particularly encourage papers reflecting research that is in an early stage of development.
Prompts include, but are not limited to:
– Collaboration and collaborative creative experience
– Patchwork, femmage, bricolage
– Patchwork as method
– Interrogation of the notion of the “individual creative genius”
– Group/hidden labour
– Creativity, creative experience, and creative encounter
Over two days in Cambridge, we will engage directly with the city’s rich collections to create further scholarly responses to the theme of “Patchwork and Creativity”, motivated by and grounded in response to visual and material culture. Our patchwork-ed event will enmesh participants’ 10-minute research presentations into a two-day period of reflection and conversation formed around objects selected by participants from collections including the Fitzwilliam Museum, Kettle’s Yard, the Museum of Cambridge, and the Women’s Art Collection.
Please email abstracts of up to 300 words for papers of 10 minutes to Dr Tricia Zakreski (p.zakreski@exeter.ac.uk) by Wednesday 14th August 2024.
https://artfiction.exeter.ac.uk/events/call-for-papers-patchwork-and-creativity/
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