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Situated Research Methods conversation this Sunday
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New Resources
Situated Research Methods
 
 
 
Related Resources
Artist as Researcher 
Artist as Researcher
 
Artist as Researcher, Collaborator and Agent with Jennifer Liese and Ellen Driscoll

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New Resources
 
We are continuing to update and add content to our website.

Listen to Jordan Tynes' Artists in Context interview with Co-Director Louisa McCall, Program Coordinator Max Roberts-Zirker, community organizer and activist Susie Husted and Green Artists League Director Erin Stack.  


We've also posted all three of last month's presentations and discussions about Nancy Andrews' Delirious project.

Delirious Bal
Balagan Discussion
with Nancy Andrews, Dr. Michael Belkin, and Dr. Samata Sharma at the Brattle Theatre, Cambridge.

Delirious in Portland
Delirious in Portland
Portland Film Screening: Delirious
with Nancy Andrews, Dr. Anne Hallward and Lizz Sinclair.


Case Study: Delirious 
Case Study: Delirious
Artists in Context: Case Study Delirious with Nancy Andrews, Jay Friedlander and Robin Owings



Sunday, June 17, 3PM

Southwest Corridor Park (corner of Yarmouth and Carleton) 

Following People's Tours Social History of the South End Walking Tour - part of the Common Boston Festival - Artists in Context invites you to explore situated research methods with the experienced researchers of People's Tours. They will discuss their process of creating the tour, the methods they used or elected not to use, and how they came to decisions through group work and outside involvement.  

 

The following conversation will be based on research methods and things to consider when planning participatory projects. We invite you to come share your own experiences, concerns and questions around researching complex and embedded subjects.

  

Both events are free.

 

RSVP is required for the walking tour: http://socialhistory.eventbrite.com/ 

 

RSVP to Max Roberts-Zirker for the Situated Research Methods program: max@artistsincontext.org   

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People's Tours Social History of the South End Walking Tour will explore the effects of the South End's long tradition of community activism and the neighborhood's changing demographics on its physical character over the years. 

People's Tours consists of David Taber, Heather McCann, Kristin Parker, Neil Horsky, and Tim Devin

Tour begins at 1:45 from the Back Bay Station Plaza.

 

ARTISTS IN CONTEXT is a flexible organizational framework designed to assemble artists and other creative thinkers across disciplines to conceptualize new ways of representing and acting upon the critical issues of our time. It is a project of The Arts Company in Cambridge, MA, and serves the greater Boston area, the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maine. Artists in Context wishes to acknowledge the generous support of the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation; the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts; the National Endowment for the Arts; the Nathan Cummings Foundation; the Barr Foundation; the LEF Foundation; City of Providence Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism; the Lydia B. Stokes Foundation; and the Maine Arts Commission.