Literature Review of Arts-based Research Methods

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Jessica Wright
Assistant Professor
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Project
Academic experience
80 hours per student
Student
Canada
Advanced level

Project scope

Categories
Community engagement Humanities Visual arts Education Social justice
Skills
bibliography literature reviews research writing
Details

The goal of this project is to produce a literature review on visual participatory arts-based methodology. The review will encompass best practices and the most important theoretical orientations for visual participatory arts-based research with youth broadly speaking. Additionally, the review should include comprehensive detail on cellphilming and research with 2SLGBTQ+ youth in particular. The project will include submitting an annotated bibliography of the most central texts identified in the review, a report (the literature review itself at a maximum of 20 pages double-spaced), and a practical guide for research assistants to use when supporting cellphilming workshops.

Deliverables

The student will:

  • Be familiar with completing literature reviews and have at least some familiarity with visual participatory arts-based methods.
  • Have strong synthesis and writing skills in order to clearly represent the central ideas that are identified in the literature review.
  • Have capacity to complete the project with a quick turnaround time.
  • Be equipped to write a guide on running cellphilming workshops for the research assistants on the broader project that this literature review is serving.
Mentorship

I will provide initial direction and a background on the overarching project so that the student will be clear about what the objectives of the project are. I will be available to meet with the student should there be any challenges during the process of completing the work. I will supervise the student by checking in with them about the progress of the project to make sure they feel the work is on track.

About the Community Partner

Community Partner
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
51 - 200 employees
Education

Flexible, diverse, integrated—our undergraduate program provides an educational experience that meets students’ specific interests. Through community-based assignments, independent study courses, Honours projects and integrated-learning opportunities, our students choose their own paths as fully engaged learners and researchers.