Artistic Techniques for Opinion Formation

Mel Jordan; Andrew Hewitt

Artistic Techniques for Opinion Formation

Mel Jordan (Artist), Andrew Hewitt (Artist)

Faculty Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures

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Abstract

This practice-led research explores the way in which pedagogic strategies, employed by the Partisan Social Club (PSC) 1., are designed to contribute to
the construction of a critical subject. Workshops are designed to invite members to develop critical thinking and generate their own subsequent pedagogic events.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 13 Sep 2018

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Jordan, M. (Artist), & Hewitt, A. (Artist). (2018). Artistic Techniques for Opinion Formation. Artefact

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