Modelling International Collaborations in Art Education

Modelling International Collaborations in Art Education

Mira-Diaz, Giselle; Fung, Charisse; Sramek, Peter

Intellect

02/2025

376

Mole

9781835950678

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Acknowledgements



About this Book





Introduction


Circles of Engagement



A Brief History



Finding Possibilities



Developing a Programme



Reviewing the Decade





Why International? Why Collaboration?


The Importance of Global Connections



Situating the International in Art Education



Cultural Diversity and Global Awareness



Collaboration as a Key



'Catalyzing Change'



Dr. Juha Suonpaeae, TAMK (Finland)



Questions and Challenges (2)





Discovering Collaborative Practices


Enabling Interaction



Coming to Collaboration



'Contemporary and Historical Models: Virtual art collaborations, artistic collectives, and exchanges across borders'



Giselle Mira-Diaz (INTAC)



'Collective Body 2008-2020'



Prof. Patricia Azevedo UFMG (Brasil) and

Prof. Clare Charnley LBU (UK)



Questions and Challenges (3)





Setting the Stage


Key Ground Rules



Preparing Students for Collaboration



Modes of Speaking



Facilitation: Following the student process



Questions and Challenges (4)





Collaborative Programme Models


Organic Networking



Short-Term Projects



Intensives



Workshop Travel



Extending Engagements



The INTAC Model



Shared Events



Questions and Challenges (5)





Pedagogy and Educators


A Broader Conception of Teaching



Enabling Student Experience



Why do faculty do it?



'Why INTAC Participants DO Activate their Cameras?: The Importance of Collaboration in Emancipatory Education'



Prof. Sofia Sienra Chaves, UAEMex (Mexico)



'Trusting the Process'



Prof. Meera Margaret Singh, OCADU (Canada)



'poetry of transience'



Prof. Walter Bergmoser, UE (Germany)



Questions and Challenges (6)





Addressing Institutional Contexts


Institutional Support



Barriers



Inter-institutional Territories



Complex Diversity



Working with Matched Partnerships



Questions and Challenges (7)





Engaging Global Themes


Defining Thematics



Arriving at Meaningful Projects



Global Themes



'Let's think about the journey of bananas'



Phuong Hoang, RMIT (Vietnam) / UE (Germany)



Questions and Challenges (8)





Bridging Diverse Contexts


How Different is Difference?



Understanding Difference



Working Across Languages



Visual Language



Diverse Learning Environments



Building Bridges



Considerations of travel



'Metaverse & INTAC: The Dilemma & Breakthrough of Chinese Students'



Dr. Liu Fan, WTU (China)



'Art Over Language'



Prof. Silas Fong, CAU (South Korea)



Questions and Challenges (9)





The Dynamics of the Student Experience


Student Voices



Motivations



Challenges for Collaboration



Alumni Recommendations



Learning Outcomes



Alumni Interviews



Participant Manifesto: Ground Rules

for Collaborators



Questions and Challenges (10)





Student Collaboration in Practice


Approaches to Collaborative Artmaking



Experiments in a Digital World



Collaborative Strategies



The Physical-Virtual Interface





Collective Body Projects: 2008-20


Threads Between Partners



'Second on the Right and Keep on Going...'



Prof. Patricia Azevedo, UFMG (Brasil) and

Prof. Clare Charnley, LBU (UK)





Face-to-Face


The Impact of Meeting



Exhibitions



Workshops and Debriefing Sessions



Social and Cultural Activities





Online Exhibition


Inhabiting the Online Space



Transitioning to Virtual Presentation



Animating the Virtual Exhibition Experience



INTAC on Kunstmatrix.com





Activating the Online Space


A Decade of Evolving Online Options



Meaningful Virtual Interaction



Negotiating Online Platforms



Selecting Workspaces



Platform Options



Acceptance of Online Platforms



Ensuring Dynamic Online Spaces



Online Activities



Student Agency in Online Channels



The Question of Visibility



It's about the communication



Questions and Challenges (15)





Modelling the Future


An Expanded Vision



A Sustainable Scenario



Expanding Collaborative Networks



Questions and Challenges (16)



Appendices



Appendix A - Key Alumni Survey Data



Appendix B - Chronologies



Partners



Notes on Authors and Contributors



List of Figures



Index
Co-creation art; university teaching networks; collaboration software platforms; hybrid and online teaching; Photography; digital and video art; Studio art curriculum development; Post-secondary undergraduate student artwork; International exchange; critical pedagogy; art and social sustainability; Sustainable international education; Hybrid studio art teaching; Artmaking and diversity; Contemporary multi-media fine arts; Art creating change