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    Highlights Art Education

    © Margot Zanni
    © Margot Zanni
    • Scientific, Artistic and Creative Output and Impact
    • Promotion of Talents and Careers
    • Cooperation and Internationality
    • External Funding
    • Teaching-Research Transfer
    • Reading Tip
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    «The consistent and continuous consideration of the manifold interrelations between teaching and research has come to characterise and connect the diverse activities in art education research. It will inform forthcoming developments in the field.»

    Art Education Editorial Board

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    Scientific, Artistic and Creative Output and Impact

    Again in 2022, RAE researchers were represented nationally and internationally with numerous articles and conference contributions under the perspectives of «Art Education Knowledge», «Artistic Teaching», «Sustainability in Art Education Practice» and «Relational Art Education and Teaching». RAE staff shaped the discourse in the field of art education with substantial as well as exemplary contributions.

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    Promotion of Talents and Careers

    The online event series «What? How? And for Whom? Doctoral Studies in Art Education» has established itself as a peer format offering insights into the work by emerging researchers in art and design education. Other important projects in the field include the PhD programme in the subject didactics of art and design, which currently has ten PhD students, and a three-year career development programme for Judit Villiger, both funded by swissuniversities.

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    Image: Visualization for the online event series «What? How? And for Whom? Promovieren in Art Education»
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    Cooperation and Internationality

    The researchers engaged in lively exchange with colleagues from and representatives of neighbouring disciplines — in-house, nationally and internationally. Examples include the workshop «play interaction research participation» in the Netzwerk Forschung Kulturelle Bidlung, the project «Towards a transformative Gallery Education» with HEAD Geneva and a co-research with art and design teachers in the project «Wie kunstpädagogisches Wissen verhandelbar machen?» («How to make art education knowledge negotiable?»).

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    Network Research Cultural Education
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    External Funding

    «Right for We» (2022–2025), a collaborative project between HSLU, PH-FHNW and ZHdK (Leading House), received funding from the Federal Commission on Migration (FCM).

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    Teaching-Research Transfer

    Come together

    Exemplary for the numerous contributions to promoting transfer between teaching and research, four activities can be highlighted:

    In the open course «Come together – Art Education als kollaboratives Projekt», MA Art Education students developed a project day with pupils at Kantonsschule Baden in response to the concepts of documenta15. Accompanied scientifically by the chair of Didactics in Art & Design, the format finds its way back into research in this field.

    The project «Right for We» addresses social inclusion and exclusion, power relations and privileges in art and culture, the educational field and the public sphere. One of the projects main goal is to set up different public interventions resulting from interdisciplinary cooperations among students from the three participating universities. During the spring term, cultural participation and the question of post-migration were inquired in different teaching formats. In autumn 2022 the public event series «Right for We. How do we do it?» was launched.

    Michèle Novak and Anna Schürch were nominated for the 2022 ZHdK Teaching Award for their module on the research internship (Internship II) in MA Art Education. As a collaborative teaching format on the threshold between degree studies and professional practice, the research internship involves participants in a multi-layered setting. Thus, it enables research-based reflection on the conditions of various institutional contexts.

    In the first phase of the project «A Questioning Situation» ZHdK researchers, lecturers and students worked together to test the field of artistic teaching. It focused on the question to what extent critical artistic working practices in the educational context can make their specific conditions visible, experienceable, negotiable and thus, changeable.

    Project "Right for We"
    Questioning
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    Reading Tip

    Anna Schürch’s contribution to the 5th conference on subject didactics deals with ‚Bildnerisches Gestalten‘ as name of a school subject from a historical-critical perspective and thus contributes to the current educational policy debate on renaming the subject.

    Proceedings
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