NAEA (National Art Education Association) has put out
an "all call" for Papers on Arts-based Research.
Special Issue of Studies in Art Education
Studies in Art Education will publish a special issue
of scholarly papers addressing the possibilities,
challenges, opportunities, and tensions
associated with arts-based research.
Across disciplines there is a discursive explosion of
interest in arts-based research. In art education,
creative alternative ways of conceptualizing,
analyzing, interpreting and representing research
increasingly take center stage at conferences and in
scholarly journals.
Manuscripts for this special issue may address a
generous range of issues and represent a variety of
perspectives and research experiences.
Following are possibilities that might be addressed
and/or exemplified as they relate to
arts-based research and art education: historical and
theoretical underpinnings; limitations, caveats;
design elements/methodology; researcher skills
and sensibilities; craft/aesthetics;
philosophical/theoretical implications;
implications on policy and praxis; reports of
exemplary arts-based studies; etc.
Manuscripts for this special issue follow established
submission guidelines and should be sent to the Senior
Editor of Studies in Art Education.
Dr. Candace Jesse Stout
The Ohio State University
Department of Art Education
258 Hopkins Hall
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1363
Deadline for submission: January 10, 2006
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I know that Pam Stephens' pre-service teachers are
actively involved in at least three research projects
right now. I wouldn't be surprised to see them appear
in Studies in Art Education some day.
Kathy Douglas...maybe we will see some new research
published on benefits of TAB Choice some day?