Researching Arts, Health and Wellbeing

研究艺术、健康和福祉

• 批准号: ES/J022527/1
• 负责人: Theodore Stickley
• 金额: $ 1.92万
• 依托单位: University of Nottingham
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2012 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FJ022527%2F1
• 关键词: Researching; Arts; Health; Wellbeing

Research on Arts, Health and Wellbeing is found across many academic disciplines and creative agencies, but remains fragmented and intellectually diffuse. There is currently no identifiable research network that connects research in this area in the UK. The proposed Seminar Programme will bring into dialogue different academic and practitioner perspectives, involving established researchers and major organisations in the field of Arts, Health and Wellbeing. Through this dialogue, the aim of the Seminar Programme is fourfold: 1. to generate consensus on the 'big questions' for Arts, Health and Wellbeing research 2. to advance and deepen theoretical, conceptual and methodological research on the processes and practices in Arts, Health and Wellbeing 3. to develop strategies for advocacy and knowledge exchange with policy-makers, funders and arts agencies and practitioners 4. to establish the foundations for a national network in Arts, Health and WellbeingThe Seminar Programme will be organised by an informal academic network set up in March 2011, which comprises established academics and emerging centres of excellence in relation to Arts, Health and Wellbeing. The Programme builds on the expertise, achievements and collaborations of these academics to expand reach, capacity and coordination across arts and health agencies, relevant policy communities and funders as well as early career academics and post-graduates. The seminar programme will enable a space in which to explore and address the challenges of generating innovative research in Arts, Health and Wellbeing that is both intellectually engaging and of applied benefits. Our unifying concern is how the arts may contribute to wellbeing and health of individuals and communities, to the settings of health care, to therapeutic processes and to professional development, explorations that may have particular traction within current public sector restructuring. National networks in Arts, Health and Wellbeing are emergent in other countries to this end; it is timely to build our own national network in order to maintain an international reputation in the field. The collaborators on this proposal are also mindful of the need for a national network through which to establish formal links with similar networks in other countries. The Seminar Programme comprises four national meetings over two-years. Seminars will be one day events with 4-5 speakers and rooms for discussion and decision-making. The Programme will produce academic publications and policy and practice relevant briefing notes and we will follow-up through direct contacts with relevant policy and practitioner agencies, with web-based networking and a five page national bench-making statement on the state of arts and health research and the future agenda. The seminars will be as follows: 1] Existing knowledge, contested approaches and future agenda March, 2013, Nottingham. The first seminar aims to map the terrain of existing research across different disciplines, identify consensus and conceptual tensions and build an academic agenda for cross-disciplinary research. 2] The place of arts and health research and practice in contemporary society September 2013, Bristol. The second seminar aims to examine the challenges for research and practice in Arts, Health and Wellbeing within contemporary values or framings in the political, economic and health domains. 3] New encounters of social theory and the creative arts March, 2014, Glasgow. The third seminar aims to examine the potential of engagement and participation in particular art forms to facilitate health and wellbeing through empowerment, voice and representation. 4] Strategies for advocacy, knowledge transfer and networking September, 2014, London. The final seminar aims to explore barriers to awareness of and mobilisation of arts and health interventions, the information and action needs to challenge such barriers.

关于艺术，健康和福祉的研究在许多学科和创意机构中都有发现，但仍然是分散的和知识分散的。目前没有可识别的研究网络连接在英国这一领域的研究。拟议的研讨会计划将引发不同学术和实践观点的对话，涉及艺术、健康和福祉领域的知名研究人员和主要组织。通过这种对话，研讨会方案的目标有四个：1。就艺术、健康和福祉研究的“大问题”达成共识2。推进和深化理论，概念和方法研究的过程和实践在艺术，健康和福祉3。与政策制定者、资助者、艺术机构和从业人员制定宣传和知识交流战略为艺术、健康和福祉的国家网络奠定基础研讨会计划将由2011年3月成立的非正式学术网络组织，该网络包括与艺术、健康和福祉相关的知名学者和新兴卓越中心。该计划建立在这些学者的专业知识，成就和合作的基础上，以扩大艺术和卫生机构，相关政策社区和资助者以及早期职业学者和研究生的覆盖范围，能力和协调。该研讨会计划将使一个空间，在其中探索和解决产生在艺术，健康和福祉的创新研究的挑战，这是智力参与和应用的好处。我们共同关注的是艺术如何有助于个人和社区的福祉和健康，医疗保健的设置，治疗过程和专业发展，探索可能在当前的公共部门重组中具有特别的牵引力。为此，其他国家正在建立艺术、健康和福祉方面的国家网络;现在是建立我们自己的国家网络以保持该领域国际声誉的时候了。这项建议的合作者还注意到需要建立一个国家网络，通过这个网络与其他国家的类似网络建立正式联系。研讨会方案包括在两年期间举行四次全国会议。研讨会将是为期一天的活动，有4-5名发言者和讨论和决策的房间。该方案将出版学术出版物和政策与实践相关的简报，我们将通过与相关政策和从业机构的直接联系，通过基于网络的网络和一份关于艺术和卫生研究现状及未来议程的五页国家基准制定声明采取后续行动。研讨会将如下：1]现有的知识，有争议的方法和未来的议程2013年3月，诺丁汉。第一次研讨会旨在绘制不同学科现有研究的地形图，确定共识和概念紧张局势，并为跨学科研究建立学术议程。2]艺术和健康的研究和实践在当代社会的地方2013年9月，布里斯托。第二次研讨会旨在研究在艺术，健康和福祉在当代价值观或在政治，经济和健康领域的框架内的研究和实践的挑战。3]社会理论和创意艺术的新遭遇，2014年3月，格拉斯哥。第三次研讨会旨在研究特定艺术形式的参与和参与的潜力，以通过赋权，声音和代表性促进健康和福祉。4]宣传、知识转让和网络战略，2014年9月，伦敦。最后的研讨会旨在探讨艺术和健康干预措施的认识和动员的障碍，挑战这些障碍所需的信息和行动。

项目成果

Arts, health & wellbeing: reflections on a national seminar series and building a UK research network.

• DOI: 10.1080/17533015.2016.1166142
• 发表时间: 2017-01-02
• 期刊: Arts & health
• 影响因子: 1.4
• 作者: Stickley T;Parr H;Atkinson S;Daykin N;Clift S;De Nora T;Hacking S;Camic PM;Joss T;White M;Hogan SJ
• 通讯作者: Hogan SJ

Arts, Health & Wellbeing: A Theoretical Inquiry for Practice

艺术、健康

• 作者: Stickley T