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Session Type: Symposium
This interactive symposium uses the excerpt from a 30 minute film to spark dialogue on Arts-Based Research in Education. The session begins with a brief discussion of an ethnodramatic film that describes a teacher’s first year in the classroom. A twelve minute excerpt from this film will be shown that communicates the ambiguity (Barone, 2001) of teachers’ power to help and to harm. A dance educator will then lead the audience through a creative response to the film that emphasizes the themes of harmony, conflict, partnering, and sharing lead and follower roles. The audience will then engage in small group discussion around three papers that discuss how to assess the visual, auditory, and social aspects of the performance.
Collaborating to Build and Produce Performance-Based Research - Charles F. Vanover, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg
Chicago Butoh: The Studio@620 Performance: Building Live Theater and Film From Interviews and Relationships - Charles F. Vanover, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg; Robert Devin Jones, The Studio@620; Jai Shanae; Lisa Tricomi, Let People Talk; Adrian Anguiano, Columbia College Chicago; Trace Taylor, University of South Florida
Dancing Conflict and Resolution: Leading a Creative Response to Chicago Butoh: The Studio@620 Performance - Dwayne Scheuneman, REVolutions Dance
Seeing the Editor's Work: Developing and Assessing the Final Cut to Chicago Butoh: The Studio@620 Performance - Trace Taylor, University of South Florida
Evaluating the Sound of Performance - Matthew Yanko, The University of British Columbia
Assessing Artistic Partnerships - Veronica Leone Matthews, University of South Florida