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SPECIAL ISSUE: CREATIVE INDUSTRIES AND EDUCATION

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Articles are sought for a special issue focussed on the relationship between Creative Industries and art education. Since the concept of creative industries was first promoted by the UK government 10 years ago the concept has grown globally, developing differently in Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and North America, and also in international bodies like UNCTAD and UNESCO. Although questions and issues remain around definition, there is some degree of universal consensus about the economic and cultural import of the sectors that make up the Creative Industries. This development has not been without controversy but much of that debate appears to have passed the art education sector by. Some of the concerns that might be addressed by this issue are:
 
• Is there any evidence of national or regional Creative Industries policies affecting art education at a strategic level?
• Are there any examples where Creative Industries has impacted upon the art curriculum and where are they?
• What does or would a Creative Industries informed approach to art education look like?
• What implications does the concept of Creative Industries have for teacher education or continuous professional development (CPD)?
• What advantages or disadvantages might greater dialogue between Creative Industries and art education create?
 
Deadline for submissions 30 November 2012

Guest Editor: Professor Stuart MacDonald  

To submit an article or for submission guidelines please go to IJETA's online submission page

 
Guidelines for authors (articles and image-text features) can be found at: http://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/ijeta/index

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The International Journal of Education through Art is seeking submissions. The journal is interdisciplinary in its reflection of teaching and learning contexts and also in its representation of artistic approaches and practices. It provides a platform for those who wish to question and evaluate the ways in which art education is practiced, disseminated and interpreted across a diverse range of educational contexts. Each issue consists of peer-reviewed articles and image-text features.


Particular emphasis is placed on articles that:
• Critically reflect on the relationship between education and art
• Propose original ways of rethinking the status of education and art education
• Address the role of teaching and learning in either formal or informal
educational contexts and along side issues of age, gender and social background
• Adopt an open and inventive interpretation of research-based analysis
• Promote and experiment with visual/textual forms of representing art education activities, issues and research
 

Potential topics include:
• Art, craft and design education
• Formal and informal education contexts
• Meaning making, image and identity in art education
• Public, community and environmental art
• Pedagogy and emerging technologies Policy and practice
• Trans-cultural issues
• Visual communication and culture

 
Articles should not normally exceed 6000 words in length, should include full references and bibliography, and should also include an abstract of no more than 150 words detailing the key areas of analysis. In addition to illustrated articles we are happy to receive proposals for creative image/text features that document, evaluate or reflect on learning activities, events and outcomes. In this instance individuals are required to submit visual materials together with a written proposal which should include a critical introduction of no more than 300 words outlining to the editorial team why the work submitted is relevant to the theme of art education. Please refer to the full guidelines before submitting an article or feature.

To submit an article or for submission guidelines please go to IJETA's online submission page

 
Guidelines for authors (articles and image-text features) can be found at: http://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/ijeta/index

 



 

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