
Visual Inquiry 13.1 is out now!
Intellect is pleased to announce that Visual Inquiry: Learning & Teaching Art 13.1 is out now!
The articles in this issue discuss a range of contrasting practices of art, from the studio, to museums, and to the culture at large.
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https://www.intellectbooks.com/visual-inquiry
Aims & Scope
Visual Inquiry is a readable and approachable academic journal dedicated to discussing issues of art education in a challenging and visually engaging way. It is a forum for engaging the rich and multifaceted process of learning and teaching art that takes place in the classroom, studio and beyond.
This title is indexed with the Web of Science’s Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI).
Issue 13.1
CLAYTON FUNK
How Art Is Practiced
Encountering the image of thought in artmaking
TIMOTHY J. SMITH
Street art and the disruption of the expected
GREGORY BLAIR
Movement in museums: Using movement as embodied learning
MEGAN WANTTIE
A walk in the park: Towards developing a fractal pedagogy of well-being
NOOR DANIELLE MURTEZA
How lowrider custom cars went global without being main-street hot rods in the meantime
CLAYTON FUNK
A Linguistic Turn
BADIR R. MCCLEARY
Exploring the self-as-memorial through arts-based writing
POLINA ISURIN
trace, layer, play: Collective reflections on arts-based research experiences
XIAOXIAO BAO, ALICE YU-CHIN CHENG, ANNA FREEMAN, ROBIN AMY GORDON, POLINA ISURIN, AELIM KIM, TAMRYN MCDERMOTT AND NOOR DANIELLE MURTEZA