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Laying Practice on the Line: Drawing as a Subject, Tool and Research outcome
Research output: Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings › Chapter
Published
| Publication date | 11/2012 |
|---|---|
| Host publication | The Art of Research : Processes, Results and Contribution |
| Editors | Maarit Makela, Tim O'Riley |
| Place of publication | Helsinki |
| Publisher | Aalto University School of Art and Design |
| Pages | 114-135 |
| Number of pages | 22 |
| Volume | II |
| Original language | English |
Abstract
This article originated as an accompaniment to a visual exhibition
of studio outcomes to examine the methodology of my studio-based
doctoral project to analyse where, how and to what end this research
is reliant on practice. In my example, drawing practice is informed by
collaborations in the sciences and has performed multiple functions: a
subject, tool and means of disseminating outcomes. This article considers
studio research activities through these three functions to identify
potential for meaningful interdisciplinary exchange.
of studio outcomes to examine the methodology of my studio-based
doctoral project to analyse where, how and to what end this research
is reliant on practice. In my example, drawing practice is informed by
collaborations in the sciences and has performed multiple functions: a
subject, tool and means of disseminating outcomes. This article considers
studio research activities through these three functions to identify
potential for meaningful interdisciplinary exchange.
Related research outputs
The Art of Research
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition