Youth Participatory Arts, Learning and Social Transformation

Engaging People, Place and Context with Big hART

Häftad, Engelska, 2021

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This book provides a unique insiders account of the work of Big hART, one of Australia’s leading participatory arts organisations. Founded on the values of social justice, creativity and transformation Big hART seeks to mobilise a range of community resources including young people, elders, artists, and community activists to produce high quality public performances of merit and social worth. Located in diverse geographic, social and cultural settings across Australia’s vast landscape, these creative works generate intergenerational understandings of the cultural processes of individual and collective transformation strengthening capabilities, identity, and connected belonging. This book documents a series of powerful stories that illuminate the ideological, artistic and cultural pathways and learnings gifted by the generosity of participants themselves.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2021-02-25
Mått155 x 235 x 13 mm
Vikt249 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor126
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004461550

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ForewordFrançois MatarassoAcknowledgementsAbout the Authors1 Introduction1 Why This Book, and Why Now?2 Key Organising Ideas and Purposes3 Big hART4 What Are the Key Themes Animating This Book?5 Case Studies6 What Kind of Research Informs This Book?7 How This Book Is Organised2 Big hART: Origins, Foundations and Making a DifferenceScott Rankin1 Beginnings2 The First Projects3 Million-Dollar Kids4 Gaining Prime Ministerial Support: Martin Bryant and John Howard5 What’s in a Name: Capturing the Essence of Big hART6 The Role of Story3 Relationships, Place and Wellbeing: Do I Matter? Where Do I Fit In?1 Introduction2 Productive Practices3 Conclusion4 Agency, Self-Efficacy, and Social Transformation: ‘Step by Step Changing My Life for the Better’1 Introduction2 Agency3 Attributes and Dimensions4 Productive Conditions, Practices and Possibilities5 Conclusion5 Affective, Expressive and Meaningful Lives: Storytellers, Dancers, Performers1 Introduction2 The Arts as Signifiers and Enablers3 Affordances and Constraints4 Aesthetic Knowing5 Productive Conditions, Practices and Possibilities6 Conclusion6 Work, Security and Citizenship: Transitioning into the Workforce1 The Broader Context: Shifts in the Global Economy2 Productive Practices3 Conclusion7 Capabilities and Informal Learning Spaces: Creating a ‘Life Project’1 Introduction2 Productive Practices3 Conclusion8 Culture, Identity and ‘Becoming Somebody’: New Scripts and Possibilities1 Introduction2 Productive Practices3 Conclusion9 Culture, Arts, Justice and Activism: Lessons from the Field1 Attributes and Dimensions2 Evidence of Change3 Domains of Change4 Productive Conditions and Practices5 Concluding Thoughts: Participatory Arts, Agency and Connected BelongingReferencesIndex