#3CityLink

Rachelle Knowles

    Research output: Practice-Based and Non-textual ResearchExhibition

    Abstract

    #3CityLink is a translocal collaborative project linking researchers, artists and students in three cities: Regina, Canada; Coventry, UK; and Gyumri, Armenia. It was devised by Rachelle Viader Knowles as a constituent project of Meet In the Middles: Stations of Migration and Memory in Art and Film: http://www.mitmproject.info. The project presented a platform for translocal (local to local) creative interactions using online screen-based media and on the ground dialogues. The project utilised a practice-as-research methodology, to further research in the area of education-as-art which blurs the distinction between ‘art’ and ‘education’, the so-called educational turn in art. Bishop (2012, 241). Four outputs are resultant from this project:
    1. Three linked live project exhibitions: at the Fifth Parallel Gallery in Regina, Canada; the Lanchester Gallery in Coventry, UK; Gallery 25 in Gyumri, Armenia (Sept – Oct 2014).
    2. A suite of 5 linked papers presented as a colloquium session “#3CityLink: a translocal art/pedagogy exchange project” at the Arts In Society conference (Imperial College London, July 2015). Colloquium speakers: Rachelle Viader Knowles, Craig Barber, Jane Ball, Jacqui Speculand and Christine Ramsay.
    3. Co-organiser of the Meet in the Middle Symposium, 5th November, 2016, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Canada. Panel presentation exploring #3CityLink as part of Panel 1: Meet in the Middle: Stations of Migration and Memory Between Art and Film. Organiser and Chair of Panel 2: Curating Art/Film/Expanded Cinema.
    4. A co-authored journal article. #3CityLink: Disrupting Learning Through a Translocal Art Pedagogy Exchange Project. Wimpenny, K., Knowles, R. V., Ramsey, C. & Speculand, J., 23 Sep 2018, in: The International Journal of Art & Design Education. (In-Press).
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 2014
    EventMeet in the Middle Symposium - MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, Canada
    Duration: 3 Nov 20166 Nov 2016
    http://mackenzieartgallery.ca/engage/events-news/837/meet-in-the-middle-stations-of-migration-between-art-and-film-symposium

    Bibliographical note

    #3CityLink is a translocal collaborative project linking researchers, artists and students in three cities: Regina, Canada; Coventry, UK; and Gyumri, Armenia. It was devised by Rachelle Viader Knowles as a constituent project of Meet In the Middles: Stations of Migration and Memory in Art and Film: http://www.mitmproject.info. The project presented a platform for translocal (local to local) creative interactions using online screen-based media and on the ground dialogues. The project utilised a practice-as-research methodology, to further research in the area of education-as-art which blurs the distinction between ‘art’ and ‘education’, the so-called educational turn in art. Bishop (2012, 241). Four outputs are resultant from this project:

    1. Three linked live project exhibitions: at the Fifth Parallel Gallery in Regina, Canada; the Lanchester Gallery in Coventry, UK; Gallery 25 in Gyumri, Armenia (Sept – Oct 2014).

    2. A suite of 5 linked papers presented as a colloquium session “#3CityLink: a translocal art/pedagogy exchange project” at the Arts In Society conference (Imperial College London, July 2015). Colloquium speakers: Rachelle Viader Knowles, Craig Barber, Jane Ball, Jacqui Speculand and Christine Ramsay.

    3. Co-organiser of the Meet in the Middle Symposium, 5th November, 2016, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Canada. Panel presentation exploring #3CityLink as part of Panel 1: Meet in the Middle: Stations of Migration and Memory Between Art and Film. Organiser and Chair of Panel 2: Curating Art/Film/Expanded Cinema.

    4. A co-authored journal article. #3CityLink: Disrupting Learning Through a Translocal Art Pedagogy Exchange Project. Wimpenny, K., Knowles, R. V., Ramsey, C. & Speculand, J., 23 Sep 2018, in: The International Journal of Art & Design Education. (In-Press).

    Fingerprint

    Dive into the research topics of '#3CityLink'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
    • #3CityLink

      Knowles, R. V.

      5/11/165/11/17

      2 Media contributions

      Press/Media: Research

    Cite this