La guía TransMigrARTS: una nueva forma de observar los talleres artísticos

TY - JOUR

T1 - La guía TransMigrARTS:

T2 - una nueva forma de observar los talleres artísticos

AU - Martin, Diana González

AU - Velásquez Ángel, Ana Milena

AU - Jambrina, Nina

AU - Castillo Ballen, Sonia

AU - Vaisman, Noa

AU - Martínez, Monique

PY - 2022/12

Y1 - 2022/12

N2 - In this article we share the process of creating and validating an observation and evaluation guide for artistic workshops with migrant participants who are living with vulnerability (or: are living under conditions of vulnerability) within the framework of the TransMigrARTS project. In the academic literature there is no observation guide for artistic workshops that explains how the experience with the arts, based on a research-creation methodology, contributes to strengthening resilience, empathy, self-confidence, etc. both participants and workshops’ organizers and observers. This guide thus represents an innovation in both focus and scope while also hoping to open up new ways of assessing the effects of the arts on migrants using tools from the arts themselves. Both the creation and the scientific validation of this TransMigrARTS guide were carried out during a research stay in Granada (Spain), in January 2022, where a group of fifty artists and researchers from the project worked in a transdisciplinary, constructivist and collaborative way.

AB - In this article we share the process of creating and validating an observation and evaluation guide for artistic workshops with migrant participants who are living with vulnerability (or: are living under conditions of vulnerability) within the framework of the TransMigrARTS project. In the academic literature there is no observation guide for artistic workshops that explains how the experience with the arts, based on a research-creation methodology, contributes to strengthening resilience, empathy, self-confidence, etc. both participants and workshops’ organizers and observers. This guide thus represents an innovation in both focus and scope while also hoping to open up new ways of assessing the effects of the arts on migrants using tools from the arts themselves. Both the creation and the scientific validation of this TransMigrARTS guide were carried out during a research stay in Granada (Spain), in January 2022, where a group of fifty artists and researchers from the project worked in a transdisciplinary, constructivist and collaborative way.

M3 - Tidsskriftartikel

SN - 2794-0640

SP - 10

EP - 27

JO - TMA

JF - TMA

IS - 2

ER -