7th February, 2014 / 11.00am - 4.00pm
18th April, 2013
You are invited to attend a professorial lecture, to be delivered by Professor Andrew Burn.
At a time when arts education is again marginalised in school curricula, the media arts are most in danger of being lost. This lecture proposes six reasons why schools and policy-makers should take the media arts more seriously. It argues for collaboration between the arts, proposing that in today’s world a fusion of artistic practices is more common than a separation between them; and challenges the hierarchy of the arts which operates in society and in education. Finally, it identifies the specific role of digital media in the media arts, arguing for both continuity and innovation.
For more information and to book a place, please email Michael Walker on m.walker@ioe.ac.uk.
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