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Please see below the call for submissions for our concluding conference in London this coming September. We welcome submissions of all shapes, sizes and types! We would love to see as many of you there as can make! Deadline for submissions 3 July 2024
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Please see below the call for submissions for our concluding conference in London this coming September. We welcome submissions of all shapes, sizes and types! We would love to see as many of you there as can make! Deadline for submissions 3 July 2024
blogs.brighton.ac.uk/everyda…
Second sandpit on everyday creativity and place is under way after very personal sharing of stories about important places #ECsandpit2
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Excellent article. Delves in the challenge of how #everydaycreativity can best be supported and nurtured by organisations and funders.
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New research shows that 'everyday creatives' don't engage with cultural institutions with any regularity. Anne Torreggiani on how organisations can better support and engage their communities @audienceagents @ace_national artsprofessional.co.uk/magaz…
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A simple and much needed solution to the arts funding crisis, opening the door to proper government support for #everydaycreativity's role in health/wellbeing and placemaking.
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The arts in Britain are teetering on the brink. Here is my plan to save them | Nicholas Hytner theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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❤️ love for nature and imagination, a space of belonging and wellbeing
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Read about the first sandpit for the AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network from our blogger, Tamsin Bishton, here: blogs.brighton.ac.uk/everyda…
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‘You see my belief about art is that art is open for everyone. I mean, the thing of technique doesn’t come into anything; the thing of chance & randomness & spirit is definitely the most important thing’ - Mark Hollis (Talk Talk) in the wondrous *A Perfect Silence* @benwardle
‘We have a thing here where we say, “It’s the process, not the product.” That’s pretty important for me.’ - Peter Gabriel
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There has been increasing interest in the role of the arts in addressing some of our most pressing public health challenges.
On #WorldArtDay, an article in @TheLancetPH presents examples of promising policy developments: hubs.li/Q01Lz10p0
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Great to attend the @ecnetwork22 event on enriching creative research methods yesterday - my ponderings: the importance of creating a safe space; allowing enough time is crucial; building authentic relationships, trust cuts through everything co-creative
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ECRN Creative Methods Sandpit Found Poem brighton.cloud.panopto.eu/Pa…
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Fantastic day with the AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network. Qs around the intersections of the esoteric with the pragmatic; where, how and why we bound the concept of everyday creativities; when does representation become knowledge and knowledge become action? @ecnetwork22
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Fantastic closing panel discussion for a very stimulating day at the first AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network ❤️
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Prof Liz Mackinlay We love, therefore we write ❤️
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@ecnetwork22 brilliant discussions about everyday creativity loved the reference to my go to creative craft of knitting 🥰🧶
Laharee Mitra talks about how creativity exists within problem solving and in the mundane within the context of her research in museum settings
Queenie Clarke talks about having been scared about the word creative, feeling pressure, but has a better sense of it being more freeing, and having a much broader meaning.
