Deepening Creative Practice
Deepening Creative Practice is a programme where participants come together to experiment with the way they work with, design and make changes in organisations. It brings together the arts and social sciences to collectively and publicly work towards a final event that will showcase what participants have researched and learnt. The perspective and language of the arts plays a key role in the expression of these insights that emerge. Juliet is Programme Director.
Read about the programme in Arts Professional’s article ‘Better arts leadership? In your dreams...’
January 2020
These drawings represent part of the design and prototyping process for the programme.
Dog imprint over cut out shapes - inverting curation.
Ready for the burner. transformation.
Imagining the whole thing, folding back in, out, obscured parts, new organisational spaces.
Charcoal medlar - seasonal and planetary.
Reverberant, wifi, organisational residencies.
A frame to begin and end.
Deepening Creative Practice #1
Spring 2020 - Spring 2021
Deepening Creative Practice with Organisations launched with its first community of practitioners in March 2020 and ran alongside the global pandemic. It takes a co-created curatorial journey through four seasons towards a final exhibiting season whilst paying attention to parallel and system psychodynamic processes of material transformation and image-making. This page will document various aspects of the programme from artist led collaborations through to the fifth exhibiting season taking place in Spring/Summer 2021.
Politics, Power and Projection
Artists Rosalind Fowler and James Holcombe sent 2 meter strips of 16mm film through the post for the documentation of experiences around social distancing and the pandemic.
Stills below from the films show in more detail the range of marks and materials used.
Two Worlds
An improvisational work between the Deepening Creative Practice Community and and the Ambient Jam Collective, its artists and members. Further reflections about the experience are here.
Practices of Attunement: sensing and infra world
A site specific project with artist Sam Nightingale where participants used practices of attunement to locate themselves and explore biomes or biological communities.
Working with Dreams
Exploring different dream cultures with South Korean artist Bongsu Park.
