1. Sustainability in Creative Arts Education
Friday 6th - Saturday 7th November 2015
The Glasgow School of Art
iJADE
For Delegates (Including Speakers )
Early registration by 31st August 2015 £200
(£180 NSEAD members, £100 students and unwaged)
Registration from 1st September 2015 £225
(£200 NSEAD members, £100 students and unwaged)
Fee includes all day Friday and Saturday sessions, refreshments and
lunch, but does not include accommodation or evening dinners.
There is no single day rate.
To make your payment follow this link:
http://bit.ly/Atusun
For further informaiton about registration please contact:
ijade@chester.ac.uk
There will be a £15 cancellation fee and no refunds can be given
after 30st September 2015. Please note that the conference is non-
profit making and all fees are used for conference costs.
For further information about the conference please contact:
www.chester.ac.uk/node/29644
PUBLICATION OF PAPERS: A SELECTION OF AUTHORS WILL BE
ASKED TO WRITE THEIR PAPERS UP FOR PUBLICATION IN THE
CONFERENCE ISSUE OF iJADE.
150 WORD ABSTRACTS TO BE SENT TO: iJADE@CHESTER.AC.UK BY 30TH SEPTEMBER 2015
Understanding sustainability: theory and practice in art and design education and
beyond
The politics of sustainability in art and design education
The fundamentals of environmental sustainability: mobilising art and design education
to address key challenges
Thinking sustainably: teacher/learner relationships and innovations in curriculum
development
Technology and sustainable practices in art and design education
Collaboration and the importance of networks in creating sustainable practices
Interdisciplinarity and creative practice: the role of art/design practitioners and
educators in engaging and educating the public in discourses around sustainability
Critical perspectives on sustainability, globalisation, and art and design education
Sustainability in contemporary art and culture
Environmental sustainability: the artist/designer as activist
Sustainability has become a growing focus for many educators and practitioners in the
visual arts, with many addressing sustainability from a variety of angles. This year’s iJADE
conference addresses the subject of sustainability in the context of art and design education
and its practices and invites papers that investigate this topic. The following may serve as
a guide for intending speakers:
Conference Registration & Fees