Creative arts practice, creative industries : method and process as cultural capital
The value of artistic research is related not only to the products of creative arts practices, but also to methodological, material and social processes through which they operate.
This paper argues that although creative arts research methods – the use of personally situated, interdisciplinary and emergent approaches – contradict what is usually expected of research, such approaches underpin the innovative capacity of studio enquiry and its implication for extending practice-led research pedagogy across all research disciplines.
This paper argues that although creative arts research methods – the use of personally situated, interdisciplinary and emergent approaches – contradict what is usually expected of research, such approaches underpin the innovative capacity of studio enquiry and its implication for extending practice-led research pedagogy across all research disciplines.
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Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, AustraliaStart date
2005-03-30End date
2005-04-01ISBN-13
9781741071313ISBN-10
1741071313Language
engPublication classification
E1 Full written paper - refereedCopyright notice
2006, E. BarrettEditor/Contributor(s)
N Bourke, B Haseman, D Mafe, R VellaTitle of proceedings
Speculation and innovation : applying practice led research in the creative industriesUsage metrics
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