
Journal of Arts & Communities 14 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Arts & Communities Volume 14 is out now!
Special Issue: ‘Spaces of Reconnection’
Over the last year, the disconnections from our creative communities provoked by the COVID-19 pandemic have loomed large on our horizon: how do we set about reconnecting? Articles presented in this volume examine these disconnections and explore the ways artists, designers, curators, photographers, gamers, dancers and others draw upon expanded approaches to creativity, initiating imaginative and resourceful ways to reconnect with their audiences and communities.
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Aims & Scope
The Journal of Arts & Communities seeks to provide an inclusive platform for the critical examination of creative collaboration between artists and people from a range of communities in different places and contexts. Interdisciplinary in approach, the peer-reviewed journal focuses on practice, policy and research related to issues arising from artist/community engagement.
Volume 14
Editorial
TAIWO AFOLABI, EMMA SHERCLIFF AND ELAINE SPEIGHT
Articles
Taking a seat: Curating spaces of (un)learning
AMY HALLIDAY, CLARE BUTCHER AND HELINA METAFERIA
Bridging generations through collaborative artmaking: From design to art therapy
SHIU HENG SIN AND XIANGTING BERNICE LIN
Inclusive curatorial strategies: A case study of an interdisciplinary conference and festival: Communities and Communication
SHARON COLECLOUGH, AGATA LULKOWSKA AND STEPHANIE STEVENTON
ANDREW WISKOWSKI
ANDREW MARTIN LEE
More Lonely Ere: Idiorrhythmic communities and the nostalgic lens
PHIL HILL
The curation of communities in Shipibo Onanyabo
MEGAN ROBINSON
Instagram – ‘bringing you closer to the things you love’: Ghanaian popular dance circulation through interaction within current pervasive media
BENEDICTUS MATTSON
Book Review
Different Models, One Goal: Doing Theatre, Democracy and Social Justice: A Festschrift in Honour of Prof. Tor Joe Iorapuu, Adediran Kayode Ademiju-Bepo, Umaru Hussaini Tsaku, Tijime Justin Awuawuer, Shadrack Teryila Ukuma and Ben Alfred Abugh (eds) (2022)
VICTOR S. DUGGA AND MARK O. ONWE