Higher education, creative engagement & the creative economy: the Australia experience
These two Australian workshops aim to explore the experience and modes of engagement in between higher education and the creative economy in Australia. They will specifically focus on case studies, research and reflections from Australia and will offer the opportunity for to share comparative reflections in dedicated workshops taking place in Brisbane and in Sydney.
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Workshop Programme & Outcomes09.30 – 09.45 Registration and coffee
09.45 –10.00 Setting the scene: Higher Education & the creative economy network Roberta Comunian (King’s College London) and Abigail Gilmore (University of Manchester) 10.00 – 10.45 Keynote speaker: Stuart Cunningham (QUT ) ‘Say goodbye to the fries: Higher education and the creative economy’ Presentation 10.45 – 11.15 Coffee Break
Integrated learning & the creative economy
11.15 – 12.45 Aligning course design with student destinations: a case of the "My Life as a Musician" vocational preparation strand, Diana Tolmie, Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University Presentation Incubation of creative companies: the Australian experience
Anna Rooke, Creative Enterprise Australia Presentation Educating for digital futures - What the learning strategies of
digital content professionals can teach higher education, Ruth Bridgstock (QUT) Presentation Creative Scenarios - Reflecting on creative careers Greg Hearn (QUT) Presentation 12.45 – 13.45 Lunch Break
Values and norms of creative higher education/pedagogies & teaching practices.
13.45– 15.15 The University as community cultural broker: building strong vibrant communities by embedding arts practice into daily life. Avril Huddy (QUT) Presentation Knowledge Economy Market Development Mapping
Study Natalie Wright and Beck Davis (QUT) Presentation Report available online: http://eprints.qut.edu.au/56341/ A little bird told me… Kym Stevens (QUT) and Vanessa
Mafé-Keane (independent choreographer) Presentation 15.15- 15.30 Coffee break
Exploring creative engagements between universities and communities
15.30– 16.30 TEXTA Book Club in the QUT Art Museum Penny Holliday (QUT) and Dr Elizabeth Ellison (QUT) Presentation Case Study of the Visual Artists in Young Designers Market at South Bank. Their Past and Present Modes of Interaction to become Creative Talent Patricia CHUN (QUT)
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Arts Queensland BlogWe have contributed to Arts Queensland Blog with a piece on "Higher Education engagement with the art and cultural sector: bridging community knowledge and practices" . Read the blog post here
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