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    By Nana Adusei-Poku After working/observing and thinking with the Another Roadmap Research teams over the period of three years, I would like to use this opportunity to emphasize the sensitivity with which each workgroup worked on their often very difficult historical material. Many of the sources, visual and textual are carefully used in the learning…

  • Now online: Learning Units and Un/chrono/logical timeline

    Now online: Learning Units and Un/chrono/logical timeline

    Working groups of the international network Another Roadmap for Arts Education since 2016 have collaborated in the research project intertwining hi/stories, supported by Stiftung Mercator Schweiz, on local histories of learning in/through the arts and their global entanglements. Researchers, educators and cultural producers in Hong Kong, Berlin, Vienna, Maseru, Quito, Cuernavaca, Bogotá, Johannesburg, Lubumbashi, Nyanza,…

  • ART EDUCATION RESEARCH °15

    ART EDUCATION RESEARCH °15

    Issue 15 of Art Education Research (now: SFKP)https://sfkp.ch/ausgabe/issue-15

  • PDF documents – tools and activities for learning

    PDF documents – tools and activities for learning

    Interview with Grimaldo Rengifo Vásquez – Crianza Or The Art of Nurturing – EN Published at: April 26, 2021 Kampala 1967_UN_CHRONO_LOGICAL TIMELINE Published at: April 26, 2021 Learning Unit – Berlin Published at: October 31, 2023 Learning Unit – Bogota Published at: October 31, 2023 Learning Unit – Geneva Published at: October 31, 2023 Learning…

  • Discrepancies between Paulo Freire’s Method of Critical Literacy and Andean World-Views

    WORKING GROUPS: QUITO, CUERNAVACAAUTHOR: ALEJANDRO CEVALLOS ABSTRACT The work itinerary that we propose in this learning unit consists of materials, texts, images and personal anecdotes that Sofía Olascoaga[1] and I gathered on a visit we made to WAMAN WASI, a center of cultural affirmation and recovery of Amazonian Andean peasant technologies in Lamas Peru. The questions we…

  • Activating Archives Through Radical Methods

    WORKING GROUP: LONDON AUTHORS: JANNA GRAHAM, EVAN IFEKOYA, RAISA KABIR, RUDY LOEWE AND RAJU RAGE ABSTRACT This Learning Unit is concerned with decolonising art educations, unlearning histories that replicate the colonial gaze, re-formatting our own art educations and a re-positioning of this canon by centring artists and cultural producers of colour. We are focused on…

  • Changing Places

    WORKING GROUP: MANILA AUTHORS: EILEEN LEGASPI-RAMIREZ, MARY ANN JOSETTE PERNIA, IRIS ANGELA FERRER, BON HENRYK CORACHEA ABSTRACT Art’s power to enable a reimagination of the present is behind the possibly utopic title of this Learning Unit. By inviting you to think about what could happen when visual relations are reshaped within a picture frame, we…

  • Decolonising Literacy with Critical Pedagogy

    WORKING GROUP: MASERU AUTHORS: BA RE E NE RE LITERARY ARTS : LINEO SEGOETE, ZACHARY ROSEN ABSTRACT This Learning Unit is intended to provide activity plans for students or other learners in late primary to high school, though they can be shared with any group of people with moderate literacy skills. The activities may be…

  • Deconstructing the Wild – Child

    WORKING GROUP: VIENNA AUTHORS: KARIN SCHNEIDER, ANDREA HUBIN, CARLA BOBADILLA ABSTRACT This Learning Unit aims to understand whether the history of the construction of fantasy and creativity as related to the “exotic Other” still informs current methods and ideas of museum, gallery and art education practices (not only) for children – and if so, how…