Clay Works? A Collaborative PhD by Dena Bagi

Clay Works? 

Collaborative PhD by Dena Bagi – in collaboration with The British British ceramics Biennial and the Crafts Council UK.

Can a ‘clay pedagogy’ be designed to, which transfer maker processes into an addiction context, to personal affirm cost?

Researcher Dena Bagi is bringing together: the outlandish cathartic qualities of clay, the experiential studying panorama of the gallery, and the pillars of addiction recovery – to impression a affirm studying model (or pedagogical impression). The goal of the pedagogical impression is that is guides the curation of effective clay interactions for those in recovery – to steer to true existence-changes.

This PhD will be performed in discontinuance collaboration with contributors in recovery and makers. The stop result, the #claypedagogy, or toolkit, will be printed in 2024.

Clay Works? works carefully with The British British ceramics Biennial and the Crafts Council UK. It’s funded by the Arts and Humanities Be taught Council (AHRC), by strategy of the Northern Bridge Consortium. It’s supervised by Professor Andrew Livingston (Art and Salvage) and Professor Catherine Hayes (Learning and Teaching) at The University of Sunderland.

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Dena Bagi is a researcher and gallery-based entirely mostly studying dressmaker, who works carefully with neighborhood contributors and artists to impression clay workshops, project and studying/play areas. She believes passionately that working with clay can personal a profound impression on ‘healing’ and effectively being in classic.

Apply Dena Bagi’s evaluate here.

Peep Dena’s most modern project ‘Working with Soil’ from the Venice Biennale 2019 here.