"Speculating for gold"; Socio-geographic painting and the artist as researcher working within regeneration and urban renewal

Haywood, P; Ingleson, SJ

Abstract

Ambitious and elusive goals are becoming common place in the artists’ brief and yet the core motive of the practitioner remains the process and discovery of new creativity and artistic output. This paper will draw on the experience of a number of projects (case studies) initiated through a process of colour study and artist enquiry that highlight conflicts in defining the role of the artist as researcher and creativity broker in public and civic programmes.

Citation

Haywood, P., & Ingleson, S. (2010, April). "Speculating for gold"; Socio-geographic painting and the artist as researcher working within regeneration and urban renewal. Presented at Claiming Creativity: Art Education in Cultural Transition, Chicago, USA

• Presentation Conference Type: Other
• Conference Name: Claiming Creativity: Art Education in Cultural Transition
• Conference Location: Chicago, USA
• Start Date: Apr 21, 2010
• End Date: Apr 24, 2010
• Deposit Date: Jan 5, 2011
• Publicly Available Date: Apr 5, 2016
• Publisher URL: http://claimingcreativity.ning.com/forum/topics/speculating-for-gold
• Related Public URLs: http://www.claimingcreativity.com
• Additional Information: Event Type : Conference