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 dangle inform fee?

Researcher Dena Bagi is bringing together: the contemporary cathartic qualities of clay, the experiential learning panorama of the gallery, and the pillars of addiction recovery – to dangle a inform learning model (or pedagogical model). The purpose of the pedagogical model is that is guides the curation of efficient clay interactions for these in recovery – to lift about precise life-adjustments.

This PhD shall be performed in discontinuance collaboration with members in recovery and makers. The stop consequence, the #claypedagogy, or toolkit, shall be revealed in 2024.

Clay Works? works carefully with The British British ceramics Biennial and the Crafts Council UK. It is funded by the Arts and Humanities Analysis Council (AHRC), through the Northern Bridge Consortium. It is supervised by Professor Andrew Livingston (Art work and Get) and Professor Catherine Hayes (Studying and Instructing) at The College of Sunderland.

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Dena Bagi is a researcher and gallery-based mostly mostly learning clothier, who works carefully with community members and artists to model clay workshops, challenge and learning/play areas. She believes passionately that working with clay can dangle a profound stop on ‘therapeutic’ and health in favorite.

Notice Dena Bagi’s research here.

Explore Dena’s present challenge ‘Working with Soil’ from the Venice Biennale 2019 here.