[PDF] Top 20 View of Research Practice in Art and Design: Experiential Knowledge and Organised Inquiry | Journal of Research Practice

... of art and design practice to rely on the tacit understanding of materials and processes, aesthetics and expression, emotional and cultural ...tacit knowledge is acquired through extensive ... See full document

... This commentary on Caris’ activity as painter, sculptor, and architect does not draw directly on his ideas, but in its emphasis on the importance of early and unconscious experience it does resonate with things he said ... See full document

... of research teams have also considered the role of the research leader in developing a team culture (Arnold, Rush, Bessant, & Hobday, 1998; Harvey, Pettigrew, & Ferlie, 2002; Tornatzky, Lovelace, ... See full document

... of art and ...of design and design research might be characterised as being within the orbit of science or in Bourdieuian terms, as sharing common disciplinary territory with science; ... See full document

... and design researcher Koskinen (2009, p. 11) argues that the idea of research through practice as being a “new initiative” is ...that research in social sciences and so-called hard sciences ... See full document

... human knowledge and wisdom over base instinct and ...evidence-based practice in fields ranging from medicine (Cochrane, 1972; Evidence-Based Medicine Working Group, 1992), to education (Slavin, 2002), to ... See full document

... tacit knowledge becoming manifest in routinized activities has been further developed especially with regard to artistic practices and design ...and design processes—“design” here alludes both ... See full document

... from Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) in the UK creative ...of knowledge and skills and the stimulation of innovation through collaborative projects between business (including social enterprises) and ... See full document

... PhD design students is generally based on a generic university- wide programme, where science and humanities methodologies are ...earliest research training programmes for art and design in ... See full document

... can practice in the UK ...other art and design fields and independent judgements must be made in terms of the researcher being classified as a ...undertaking practice is yet to be defined but ... See full document

... of knowledge that does not arise from a prior deliberate act, and be able to articulate corresponding rules before or afterwards (Neuweg, ...into knowledge-in-action (Schön, 1983, ...and practice in ... See full document

... formalist art. In this work, they attempted to make art more accessible, and to use it to question political and social agendas of the ...the art world since then as a genre of art, and as the ... See full document

... making art and the process of research are both discretely continuous and continuously ...artistic research, Varto obviates the need to distinguish between objective and subjective (or posit a ... See full document

... narrative inquiry approach was used with data collected through face-to-face interviews and observations of 10 residents and 3 staff-members involved in the visual arts ...community art gallery validated ... See full document

... CBIDSI has provided continuous support to a variety of Tsimané communities over the years. At the outset of the project, the two selected communities for the COMBIOSERVE project had little experience of participatory ... See full document

... was research, that I was not affiliated with the authorities, that I did not record formal complaints, that I would not bring any grievances further into any system, that I could not give legal advice, and that I ... See full document

... My preoccupation with democratizing academic knowledge production began nearly 40 years ago when I encountered Native American thinker Vine Deloria, Jr.’s (1969) ideas about the role of anthropology in the ... See full document

... with research subjects and participating communities more broadly involves a process that is dynamic, ongoing, and requires flexibility to navigate ...ethical research relationships will look like? How do ... See full document

... professional research consultants (a research/data analyst, a senior research officer, a self-employed consultant, and an academic who serves as a consultant for third-party university ...when ... See full document

... The way each participant constructed my identity during our initial engagement and in the process of interviewing presented me with one of two choices. I could either accept a particular interplay of the insider and ... See full document