Artfulness in ART
Artfulness in ART
We have published two special issues of Action Research journal that looks at, and gives examples of, how ARTists use the creative arts. This is of value to ARTista (and authors) who look at how they and we, as well as communities and institutions, can bring the artistic side into ART and thereby support transformations. These articles also explore how paying attention to emotions and artfulness - often excluded in conventional research - brings a vital and vibrant dimension to ART.
Articles
Artfulness in the organisational playground – an introduction by Rob Warwick.
‘Artfulness in the organizational playground’ is the subject of the special issue, Issue 1 2022 of the Action Research journal.[...]
Julie Borup Jensen performs and discusses her paper ‘Artfulness as a dimension of professional practice’
Julie's paper is part of the ARJ Special Issue on Artfulness in the Organizational Playground. In this short video -[...]
Into the periphery – acting into fleeting, unfinished, just perceptible movements of experience
Juliana Schneider (in picture, bottom right) discusses her paper with professors Patricia Shaw (top right), James Traeger (bottom left) and[...]
Fun, engaging, and easily shareable? Exploring the value of co-creating vlogs with citizens from disadvantages neighborhoods
Nicole Goedhart is lead author on a paper about co-creating citizen video blogs (vlogs) that is published in the Action[...]
Imaginal knowing in action research by Pleuntje van Meer
In this video Pleuntje van Meer discusses her paper on imaginal knowing in action research. We hear Pleuntje explain her[...]
Lights, Camera…Action Research
It is dress rehearsal. Along with 20 Filipino domestic workers, a handful of Filipino American cast members, director, lights person,[...]
Zining as artful method: Facilitating zines as participatory action research within art museums
‘DIY’ publications called zines have long been a way for marginalized communities to record their stories, spread information and organize.[...]
Into the periphery: Acting into fleeting, unfinished, just perceptible movements of experience in scenes of joint action
Much of what goes on in organisational life happens at the edge of language, in the form of vague stirrings,[...]
Artfulness as a dimension of professional practice in organizations and action research: Acknowledging sensory-aware and embodied attunement in professional organizations
This article addresses the importance of action research to provide approaches to emphasizing and acknowledging artful aspects of professional practice[...]
Management education from episteme to phronesis: The contribution of French didactic theory
In this article, we review some of the criticisms leveled at current management education provided by business schools and the[...]
Engaging Indigenous Youth Through Popular Theatre to Mobilize Research Findings
Mobilizing research findings in communities is not easy. As well mobilizing findings to healthcare professionals and community members in a[...]
Theresa Van Lith’s A meeting with ‘I-Thou’: Exploring the intersection between mental health recovery and art making through a co-operative inquiry
Mental health recovery as a social justice framework addresses how people who experience mental illness can increase being active agents[...]
Participatory Visual Methods for Community Well-being: The “Psychology loves Porta Capuana” project
Blog post written by Caterina Arcidiacono for the article by Caterina Arcidiacono, Daria Grimaldi, Salvatore Di Martino, and Fortuna Procentese The[...]
Encountering Methodology through Art: A Deleuzoguattarian territory of action research
Blog Post by Ruth Smith How can philosophy be used productively alongside action research? Many scholars have discussed the relationship between[...]
How different approaches to taking pictures influences participation in a photovoice project
Abstract on behalf of Katherine Bendell and John Sylvestre Photovoice involves participants using cameras to document their thoughts and experiences[...]
Action research to support the integration of social media in the classroom
"I'm excited for this piece because it begins adding to the body of works with social media and technology in[...]
Using photovoice to develop critical awareness of tobacco environments for marginalized youth in California
Dr. Alfredo Ortiz Aragón writes: "This article clearly achieves its set purpose of going beyond reporting findings from a PhotoVoice[...]
Adaptation of a structured story-dialogue method for action research with social movement activist
Few people can resist a good story. Stories are about people and what they do. They’re how we think, and[...]
A conversation between Mother and Father Earth. We answer the call and unfold into love in Gathering
Blog post by Alex Stubbings (www.talikandco.net) & Simon Divecha (https://be-benevolution.com) Context Cradled in a bio-social farm within the voluptuous Dolomiti[...]
What is Good Action Research: Quality Choicepoints With a Refreshed Urgency for ARJ
As a stakeholder to AR+ you are hopefully familiar with our journal - Action Research. Much of our blog is[...]
The use of the arts in deepening our inquiry-practice by Miren Larrea
Dr. Miren Larrea Miren Larrea highlights the use of the arts as a way to deepen action researching. Miren led[...]
Theatre as Method by Gina Grandi
Gina Grandi encourages ARTists to work with methods from theatre. GIna, whose article has just appeared in the Action Research[...]
Zining as artful method by French and Curd
Zines ad by French and Curd Imagine if you made the rules in your organization is the small but powerful[...]
Art practice with migrant women. Mastoureh Fathi and Rabia Nasimi
Action researchers Mastoureh Fathi and Rabia Nasimi chose to explore the notion of home for migrants through art practice. They[...]
LOVE AS AN ENERGIZING FEATURE OF ACTION RESEARCH
Miren Larrea published a paper entitled LOVE AS AN ENERGIZING FEATURE OF ACTION RESEARCH FOR TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT. It is[...]
How are we to do ART? Steve Waddell with Hilary Bradbury about her new book. Podcast #8
Hilary Bradbury · How are we to do ART? Steve Waddell talks with Hilary Bradbury about her new book. Podcast[...]
Transformation through a heartbeat: Stretching the boundaries of action research following suicide
This post is authored by Claire Ghetti, Brian Schreck & Jeremy Bennett about their recent ARJ article which was developed[...]
Constellating at the Brixen Gathering: Making Sense together
On Dec 18, just over a month from our Gathering in Brixen/Bressanone, we came together for a reflective session centered[...]