The application of creative practice as a means of disrupting or re-defining the dynamics of power in, with or for different communities.

Sabrin Hasbun

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In this exposition, seven research practitioners investigate how creative practice can be applied as a form of knowledge production in order to disrupt or re-define the dynamics of power in a range of different contexts. These applications of creative practice take varied and complex forms, often transferring creativity from the practitioner-researcher to their participants, increasing participant agency or re-defining existing hierarchies, as they form, empower, and enlighten real and conceptual communities. This collaborative exposition has been developed through presentations and discussions over the course of two years. Although each researcher applies different methodologies to their individual projects, our work as a group followed a pattern of creative practice, reflection, and reformulation, as we responded to each other’s research, creating a research community of our own. We want to emphasize that creative practice can not only disrupt or re-define the dynamics of power in a range of different contexts, but that it can do this in an infinite number of ways. In this variety and adaptability lies the potential of creative research.

type	research exposition
keywords	community, community based art work, community of practice, interdisciplinarity, power relation artist community, creative methodologies, collaboration, collaborative creativity, printmaking, artist book, open score composition, nuclear aesthetics, public sculpture, sculpture in activism, agency, museum, creative writing, immersive theatre, transmedia, performative writing
date	28/10/2022
published	28/10/2022
last modified	28/10/2022
status	published
copyright	Sabrin Hasbun, Rachel Carney, Harry Matthews, Catherine Cartwright, Gareth Osborne, Julika Gittner, Agnes Villette
license	CC BY-NC-ND
language	English
url	https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/1264307/1748107
doi	https://doi.org/10.22501/jar.1264307
published in	Journal for Artistic Research
portal issue	27. 27

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copyright	Sabrin Hasbun
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name	RISING_artist_book_CCartwright
copyright	Catherine Cartwrite
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copyright	Catherine Cartwright
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name	Ekphrastic Writing
copyright	Rachel Carney
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copyright	Rachel Carney
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copyright	Rachel Carney
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copyright	Rachel Carney
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name	Storyhaven
copyright	Gareth Osborne
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copyright	Gareth Osborne
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copyright	Julika Gittner
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copyright	Julika Gittner
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copyright	Julika Gittner
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name	RENT
copyright	Julika Gittner
license	CC BY-NC-ND
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name	Grab of Harry's score
copyright	Harry Matthews
license	CC BY-NC-ND
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name	Filtered Reality (a Garden in London on the 29th June, 2020)
copyright	Harry Matthews
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name	Agnes
copyright	Agnes Villette
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copyright	Agnes Villette
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