In recent years there has been a significant rise within the social sciences of interest in visual research methods as well as participatory and collaborative practices. This builds on a long history of visual anthropology, and other methodologies, such as participatory action research which are gaining a stronger foot hold within contemporary researchers. Although...
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I’ve set up this blog as part of my doctoral research project, which I am doing through the Australian National University School of Art (photography and new media). For the official version of information about my research and what it means to be involved in my research through posting things on this blog, exhibiting...
I have been asked to do a freelance photography job for Caritas Australia – one of the organizations that fund Jalaris Aboriginal Corporations Kids Futures Club project in Derby. The Kids Futures Club is to be the Indigenous Australia story in the 2010 Project Compassion, which Caritas uses to raise funds for their charities...
Radio National (Artworks program) today had a story about an interesting form of theatre called Verbatim Headphone Theatre. The Artworks webpage about the story says: “Stories of Love and Hate uses a technique called Headphone Verbatim Theatre, which was begun by the London based Non-Fiction Theatre in 2000 and is pioneered in Australia by the...
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The aim of the Side by Side blog is to open up dialogue with other people around the world who are engaged in collaborative art and ethnography practice. Overtime I hope to build up an online gallery of works made in collaborative art and ethnography projects, as well as discussions and reflections...