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Writing Practices in the Art School: Conference panel

Rintoul, Jenny; Bell, Rebecca; Miles, Rachael; Lockheart, Julia; Lee, Joanne

Authors

Rebecca Bell

Rachael Miles Rachael.Miles@uwe.ac.uk
School Director (Learning & Teaching)

Julia Lockheart

Joanne Lee



Abstract

Writing practices are no less complex or more ‘knowing’ than making practices, and yet they continue to be mythologised in the Art School as cerebral, formulaic and Other to making. Writing has been cultured into artist and artist-teacher training as a tool for assessment. This session opened dialogue between the ‘not knowing’ of creative practice and practices of writing. Through a series of presented and performed provocations, and a generative writing workshop in which written texts are starting points for experimentation, we explore how artists’ pedagogies can shape the way that writing in the Art School is taught and practised.

Conference panel and session co-convened at On Not Knowing: How Artists Teach conference, Glasgow School of Art, by:

Jenny Rintoul
Julia Lockheart
Joanne Lee
Rebecca Bell
Rachael Miles

Citation

Rintoul, J., Bell, R., Miles, R., Lockheart, J., & Lee, J. (2023, June). Writing Practices in the Art School: Conference panel. Presented at On Not Knowing: How Artists Teach, The Glasgow School of Art

Presentation Conference Type Other
Conference Name On Not Knowing: How Artists Teach
Conference Location The Glasgow School of Art
Start Date Jun 10, 2023
Deposit Date Sep 28, 2023
Public URL https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/11141808