Picturing Change through Photovoice

Nyariro, Milka; Sadati, S. M. Hani; Mitchell, Claudia; Muthuri, Stella; Njeri, Milka

doi:10.4324/9781003141938-11

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“…A focus on the embodied and culturally specific aspects of performance events is lacking. Mitchell’s work (Nyariro et al, 2017) on exhibiting the production of images as part of photovoice, in particular, argues for the value of documenting responses to an exhibition across multiple showings. This approach is taken up by this paper, which explores performances across three different venues.…”

Section: Ethnography Of ‘Event-centred’ Projectsmentioning

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Researching event-centred projects: Showcasing grounded aesthetics

Howard

2021

Qualitative Research

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Showcasing plays a fundamental role in arts education programmes. This paper presents an approach to research scenarios which explore ‘event-centred’ projects. Drawing on arts-based methodologies and research projects, this approach could be extended to the study of seasonal rituals, festivals and other types of organisational settings in which creative work culminates in some type of public display. This paper defines the key features of this method, which draw on Paul Willis’ concept of ‘grounded aesthetics’ and Sarah Pink’s work on the sensorial and embodied experience. I discuss the experimentation with various digital media and documentation strategies which adopt a participatory and collaborative perspective. I focus on how the sensorial, multimodal and collaborative approaches to ethnography are used within event-centred research projects which complement more ‘traditional’ ethnographic approaches. Finally, this paper offers a methodological contribution regarding how to unpack the ‘grounded aesthetics’ of specific contexts and communities.

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Section: Ethnography Of ‘Event-centred’ Projectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Researching event-centred projects: Showcasing grounded aesthetics

Howard

2021

Qualitative Research

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Picturing Change through Photovoice

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Researching event-centred projects: Showcasing grounded aesthetics

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