Introduction by Melissa Bremmer, Emiel Heijnen and Sanne Kersten.
On Friday 27 November 2020 the Research Group Arts Education at Amsterdam University of the Arts organized an international digital symposium on Wicked Arts Assignments. The recently published book Wicked Arts Assignments reveals the arts educators’ hidden oeuvre of arts assignments from different regions around the world. During the symposium contributors from the book from all over the world shared their ideas and practice in several parallel presentations and workshops in real time with a broad international community. Find the complete programme below.
Wicked Arts Assignments symposium
Presentations
Go public
- Ewa Berg (SE), 100-meter-malmo.pdf
- Anne Thulson (USA), asses-the-city.pdf
- Ronald Nijhof (NL), Street View Sculptures & other stories
- Olivia Gude (USA, host), Chromophilia: Colour Interventions
Remix
- David Serra (ES), Legolize it!
- Maria Letsiou (GR), Craftsmanship and contemporary art strategies
- Hans Belleman (NL), Old Language—New Images
- Jorge Lucero (USA, host) Going Dutch Salad & other stories
Workshops
- Christopher Lynn (USA), take-something-and-make-it-worse.pdf
- Anastasia Chaguidouline (CH), Cook a dish from your cultural heritage and share it with at least one stranger
- Michiel Koelink and Arida Bandringa (NL), Let’s talk computer
Presentations
(self)engage
- Jacques Blommestijn (NL), Happy Apocalypse
- Mark Graham (USA), fail-forward.pdf
- Oskar Maarleveld (NL), visual-protest.pdf
- Gila Kolb (USA), manifesto.pdf
move!
- Andrea Palasti (RS), home-workouts.pdf
- Clark Goldsberry (USA), one-minute-sculptures.pdf
- Sterre Boerkamp (NL), anger-control.pptx