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HEA Annual Conference 2017 Manchester, 4th July
Diffraction in art and art education:
a paradigm shift away from reflection
Alberto Condotta
Medical Student Fine Art student
• Consolidated set of skills and notions to be learned
• Knowledge can be represented well enough by marking
• Final results have a clear and direct impact on employability
• Developing an autonomous self-critical methodology
• No clear/univocal/official knowledge to be acquired
• (hence) Marking represents the value of one’s practice much more arbitrarily
• Final results do not mean professional success
Creative/critical responsibility:
The ability to renegotiate one’s goals as to accommodate in real time the present and its
sensuous charge any time the emergence of an unexpected way of making sense strikes
G. Bellini, Madonna of the Meadow, About 1500, 67x86cm, oil and egg painting on board. © Copyright The National Gallery, London 2016
Homage art:
fascinating by carefully-critically-recklessly translating that which has fascinated oneself
creative-critical phenomenological analyses and homage artworks
are non-objectivising research, they are methods for critical engagement within
proximity and creative and means of analysis
where the key is developing autonomous methodologies of research:
the centrality of marking can be challenged while great attention should be paid to the
class as an environment
within favourable environmental conditions knowledge is trusted to emerge as an horizontal-cross breeding of practices