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Name of the TIG:
Arts Education Aims and vision of the TIG: The Arts Education TIG was birthed at the 2005 ETEN conference in Macedonia. We are interested in looking at the arts we teach to pupils in schools, to students in universities and also from within our national cultures. We recognize the arts cross subject boundaries and are very powerful in affecting people - whether through visual art, performance arts or a combination of all. In the coming year we hope to focus on the issues we identified last few years. What are the School Arts in practice? Especially in post modern and multi-cultural societies: how can they further enrich and develop the lives and experiences of the pupils? Perhaps you have a view or experience to share? We look forward to meeting you. No one is allowed to simply read a paper to the TIG, so we look forward to interesting presentations, discussions and workshops. If you intend joining us, you must be prepared to sing, create images, acknowledge your emotions and possibly dance!
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The Arts Education TIG hopes to welcome you at the 2019 ETEN Conference in Barcelona, Spain!
Conference 2017: Building Bridges
Gothenburg, Sweden
2017 Participants:
Elisabeth Anvik (Norway), Jessie Chen (Taiwan), Luc Dall'armellina (France), Ingrid Danbolt (Norway), Nina Engesnes (Norway), Krista Exel (Netherlands), Liv Anna Hagen (Norway), Siri Haukenes (Norway), Michel Hogenes (Netherlands), Samira Jamouchi (Norway), Monica Liu (Taiwan), Kirstin Lundblad (Denmark), Tina Madunić (Croatia), Line Mareel (Belgium), Kerttuli Saajoranta (Finland), Marjo Schillings (Netherlands), Edwin Schot (Netherlands).
Elisabeth Anvik (Norway), Jessie Chen (Taiwan), Luc Dall'armellina (France), Ingrid Danbolt (Norway), Nina Engesnes (Norway), Krista Exel (Netherlands), Liv Anna Hagen (Norway), Siri Haukenes (Norway), Michel Hogenes (Netherlands), Samira Jamouchi (Norway), Monica Liu (Taiwan), Kirstin Lundblad (Denmark), Tina Madunić (Croatia), Line Mareel (Belgium), Kerttuli Saajoranta (Finland), Marjo Schillings (Netherlands), Edwin Schot (Netherlands).
Arts education TIG 2017
Missing TIG members on this picture:
Jessie Chen (photographer), Samira Jamouchi, and Line Mareel
Missing TIG members on this picture:
Jessie Chen (photographer), Samira Jamouchi, and Line Mareel
2017 Presentations:
Building a bridge - Kerttuli Saajoranta, Finland
S.T.E.A.M. "Moon village" - Krista Exel & Edwin Schot, The Netherlands
Opening video: S.T.E.A.M. "Moon village" by Krista Exel & Edwin Schot
Play the harp, listen to fantasy scales and sing with your fingers!
By Ingrid Danbolt, Nina Engesnes and Liv Anna Hagen, Norway
Raffe Riff, a book written by TIG members: Elisabeth Anvik, Liv Anna Hagen and Siri Haukenes:
Click here for the additional website of Raffe Riff.
If you would like to purchase the book, click here.
If you would like to purchase the book, click here.
Performance and agency.
A playful approach to visual art in art and craft education
By Samira Jamouchi, Norway
Children's photographs - an insight into children's
understanding of aesthetics
By Tina Madunić, Croatia
Building Bridges in a Playing Practice with Music
By Kirstin Lundblad, Denmark
Video impression by: Edwin Schot
Photo impression by: Luc Dall'armellina
The Arts Education TIG hopes to welcome you at the 2018 ETEN Conference in Rotterdam, The Netherlands!
Video by: Edwin Schot
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Delegates of the Arts Education TIG 2016
My Mongolia - Tell me: a bodily drawing interaction and transfers
Presentation - Drawing as co-creating, by Bente Fønnebø, Norway.
Presentation - Drawing as co-creating, by Bente Fønnebø, Norway.
Name of TIG leader and contact details:
Dr. Michel Hogenes
The Hague University of Applied Sciences,
The Netherlands
CLICK HERE to email
Dr. Michel Hogenes
The Hague University of Applied Sciences,
The Netherlands
CLICK HERE to email