2016 iDARE conference program
iDARE 2016 program idare-conference-programv9
This is the final program, and it is subject to change.
iDARE Conference Program
| Day 1: Tuesday 27 September 2016 | ||||
| 9.15 | Welcome: Barbara Bolt
Venue: Fed Hall (Coffee and registration in the Foyer from 9am) |
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| 9.30 – 9.45 | Welcome to country | Aunty Caroline Briggs (Boon Wurrung Foundation) | ||
| 9.45-10.30 | Keynote: (45m including introduction by Barbara Bolt) | Richard Frankland, Associate Dean, Wilin Centre VCA MCM | ||
| 10.30-45 | Morning tea | Federation Hall foyer | ||
| 10.45-12.45 | Session 1
Relationality Chair: Barbara Bolt Venue: Federation Hall
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Estelle Barrett | Relationality and Ethical Know-how in Indigenous Research | |
| Suzie Attiwill | ‘an ethics of exteriority’ | |||
| Andrew Goodman | Once More with Feeling: Whitehead’s concept of feeling and a trans-human ethics. | |||
| Eileen Lavranos
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Telling a story and mediating reality in documentary practice: Problems that arise when capturing the stories of vulnerable participants in video. | |||
| 12.45-1.15 | Lunch | Lionel’s | ||
| 1.15-2.15 | Round Table: a collective presentation and discussion in the CREW exhibition curated by
Pia Ednie-Brown, RMIT VCA Student Gallery |
Discussion forum:
Creating with Communities: A panel conversation on the ethics of Socially Engaged Art Venue: VCA Art auditorium |
the CREW: Pia Ednie-Brown, Elmedin Zunic, Citt Williams, Juliana Espana Keller, Indira Shanahan, Kate Robertson, Melissa Razuki, Chloe Sobejko, Caitlyn Parry, Chris Kohn, Shannon Owen, Jaden Hastings, Kym Maxwell, Andrew Goodman, Maite Galarza. CREW Respondents: Jane Rendell and Stephen Loo | |
| Discussion forum 2:
Chair: Caroline Phillips Panel: Margie Mackay, Tal Fitzpatrick (organiser), Maddy Macfarlane and Amy Spiers. Discussion forum |
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| 2.15-3.45 | Session 2
Collaboration Chair: Marie Sierra, UNSW Venue: Art auditorium, VCA |
Lily Hibberd and Bonny Djuric | Art and the pain of others: creative collaboration and research ethics in the context of lived trauma | |
| Veronica Kent + Sean Peoples | The Telepathy Project: Towards an ethics of collaboratively produced knowledge | |||
| Danny Butt and
Rachel O’Reilly |
The Ethics of Artistic Infrastructure under Neoliberalism
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| 3.45-4.00 | Afternoon tea | Federation Hall foyer | ||
| 4.00-5.30 | Session 3
Consent Chair: Sarah Miller, UOW Venue: Art auditorium, VCA |
Fran Edmonds | Aboriginal young people, digital identities and ethical considerations for adopting collaborative methodologies in creative practice | |
| Mary Luckhurst
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Ethics and Actor Training | |||
| Sarah Austin and
Chris Kohn |
“Informed Consent in the rehearsal room – ethics, agency and performance making with extraordinary young minds”. | |||
| 5.45-6.30 | Drinks at Federation Hall foyer from 5.45 pm | |||
| 6.30-7.30 | Keynote: Jane Rendell, UCL
Introduction: Barbara Bolt |
Federation Hall | ||
| DAY 2: Wednesday 28 September 2016 | ||||
| 9.00-9.30 | Venue: Federation Hall foyer (Coffee and registration in the foyer from 9am) | |||
| 9.30-10.15 | Keynote: Oron Catts (Symbotica) (45m including introduction by Kate MacNeill) | Federation Hall | ||
| 10.15-11.15
Please choose to attend either discussion forum or activity |
Ethics-in-Action: an exhibition-event curated by Pia Ednie-Brown, RMIT
VCA Student Gallery |
Activity:
Coloured Aliens Host: Megan McPherson Venue: Art auditorium, VCA |
CREW
the CREW: Pia Ednie-Brown, Elmedin Zunic, Citt Williams, Juliana Espana Keller, Indira Shanahan, Kate Robertson, Melissa Razuki, Chloe Sobejko, Caitlyn Parry, Chris Kohn, Shannon Owen, Jaden Hastings, Kym Maxwell, Andrew Goodman, Maite Galarza. Respondents: Oron Catts and Stephen Loo |
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| Activity 2:
Chi Vu will facilitate a reading from extract of her script, Coloured Aliens and discussion in response to the reading |
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| 11.15-11.30 | Morning tea | Federation Hall foyer | ||
| 11.30-1.30 | Session 4
Ethical chilling/ institutional constraints /Methodology
Chair: Carole Wilson, Federation University Venue: Art auditorium, VCA |
Renee Newman and Lyndall Adams | The Question, the Material and the Ethos of Creative Research | |
| Annette Nykiel | How ethical is a ball of string? | |||
| Erich von Dietze | Applying Ethical standards when creative practice causes harm. | |||
| Josie Vine
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Challenges for Journalism Creative Practice Research in the Academic Context: A Clash of Cultures and the National Statement’s Potential as Mediator | |||
| 1.30.2.00 | Lunch | Lionel’s | ||
| 2.00-3.00 | Steve Loo, UTAS response to the conference / keynote and discussion Introduction: Marie Sierra UNSW | Federation Hall | ||
| 3.00-3.15- | Closing remarks: Estelle Barrett, Deakin | Federation Hall | ||
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Username: idare-2016
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The program is subject to change.
iDARE website: http://idare.vca.unimelb.edu.au
Guest wifi:
Username: idare-2016
Password: Dmh(A4
Social media #ethicsiDARE
The program is subject to change.
iDARE website: http://idare.vca.unimelb.edu.au