The research presented in this chapter unfolded in the regional City of Greater Geelong,
Victoria, Australia. As two practitioners creatively active in and across public, institu-
tional and common spaces in Geelong, we became curious about each other’s ways of
working at the intersection of creative and pedagogic practice in this time of rapid local
and global change. Taking up reflective practice as a research method (Bassot, 2015;
Schön, 1983), we discuss a series of negotiated tasks, assignments and virtual and
embodied encounters through which reflections emerge in and through such practices.
History
Chapter number
20
Pagination
242-11
ISBN-13
9781789387469
Language
English
Publication classification
B1 Book chapter
Extent
27
Editor/Contributor(s)
Lin C-C, Sinner A, Irwin R
Publisher
Intellect
Place of publication
Bristol, Eng.
Title of book
Community Arts Education: Transversal Global Perspectives