About this course
Are you an artist-scholar seeking creative-critical prompts to generate artistic research? Do you want to find clearer ways to articulate the embodied knowledge implicit in your artistic practice?
Do you need support in finding new research methodologies and ways to reflect on the significance and impact of your artistic practice?
Are you applying for or working through a practice-based PhD, or preparing a practice-based research article for publication? Are you trying to secure funding for a practice-based research project?
Would you like to be part of a creative, convivial community of fellow artist-scholars?
Specially designed for artist-scholars developing practice-based research in performance, this six-week course will help you define your research methodologies and create and articulate practice-based performance.
The aim of this course is to help you develop a bespoke framework and vocabulary for your hybrid work as both artist and scholar. Over the weeks, you will refine how you frame and articulate your practice, think critically about the different methodologies and forms of knowledge production implicit in your work, and discuss your practice in conversation with a diverse range of other artist-scholars.
I will lead you through a range of stimulating exercises and workshops that help you map your practice, expand your critical and creative palette, and navigate how you want your work to be critiqued and evaluated.
You will receive tutor and peer feedback on your work. This class meets for 90 minutes and includes creative assignments outside class time.
You will leave the course with…
a diverse range of creative-critical prompts in your back pocket to take forward into your practice
a robust vocabulary to describe your hybrid work as both artist and scholar
the ability to clearly and confidently articulate the forms of knowledge production implicit in your work
knowledge and application of different research methods
renewed confidence in your artist-scholar identity
reading lists, references and resources that support your research
a revitalised sense of pleasure and curiosity in your practice
connection to a group of fellow artist-scholars
Pricing
6-week course, 90 mins per session
This class meets for 90 minutes per week and includes creative assignments outside class time.
March 2nd - April 6th 2027, 6-7.30 pm GMT
A Zoom link will be sent out after booking. If you don’t receive a link email me.
Course details
Standard £325
Early bird £275
Bursary* £225
A limited number of supported places are available for those who would not otherwise be able to access this course. Book a discovery call or email me to enquire.