About the case studies

These case studies have been gathered from creative arts practitioners, academic supervisors and ethics administrators and advisors. Each interview has been distilled into a short case study focused on creative practice research, supervision of higher degrees and issues that arise in working with institutional ethics processes. These institutional ethics processes and responses are developed and interpreted from the principals and responsibilities of National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007) – Updated May 2015 (currently under review).

Case studies
Case study one: Doing creative practice ethics in painting and video with other cultures
Case study two: Doing creative practice ethics in art theory and sociology
Case study three: Doing creative practice ethics in photography and film
Case study four: Doing creative practice ethics across practice and theory

Issues:

Consent	Impact on participants	Power relations	Collaboration	Community participation	Cultural Safety
Intellectual property	Dependency issues	Harm to self (Researcher)	Harm to others	In community	Impact on participants
Overseas fieldwork	Remote fieldwork	Social media	Working with children

 

 

 

Disciplines:
Art (incorporating Sound, time, spatial)
Design (incorporating graphic and communication; interior; fashion; industrial
Architecture
Music
Dance
Performance
Theatre and Production
Creative writing
Journalism
Film and television
Social Practice/ Community Cultural Development
Interdisciplinary Arts Practice
Multimedia