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10:50-11:05
11:05-11:50
11:50-13:05
Room 8 - D3370
11:50-13:05
Room 4 - C3275
System as Medium

Tara Michelle Winters, Senior Lecturer, Fine Arts, The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

11:50
11:50-13:05
Art Education's Role in Cultivating Community through Creative Collaboration

Pamela Lawton, Professor/Florence Gaskins Harper Endowed Chair in Art Education, Hurwitz Center, Maryland Institute College of Art, Maryland, United States
Margaret Walker
Melissa Green

11:50
Aesthetics of Hong Kong Community Art

Phoebe Ching Ying Man, Associate Professor , School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

12:10
I Landed a U.F.O. on Main Street: An Autoethnography of the Founding of an Arts Education Organization in Appalachian Kentucky

Elise Kieffer, Program Director & Assistant Professor, Nonprofit Leadership Studies, Murray State University, Kentucky, United States

12:30
11:50-13:05
Room 5 - C3285
Branding Nature: Apple Label Design and Advertising in the Pacific Northwest

Cristina de Almeida, Professor of Graphic Design, Design, Western Washington University, Washington, United States

12:10
Regarding the Suffering of Others: Souvenirs of Past Conflicts

Ulrike Zitzlsperger, Associate Professor, Languages, Cultures and Visual Studies, University of Exeter, United Kingdom

12:30
11:50-13:05
Room 9 - A1010
Internationalising the Student Experience: Perspectives from Australian Domestic Pre-service Teachers with a Focus on Performing Arts

Jane Milloy
Renée Crawford, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Monash University, Australia
Louise Jenkins, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Monash University, Australia

11:50
Blending Graphite with Pixels: Natural History Illustration Online

Bernadette Drabsch, Senior Lecturer, Visual Communication Design, The University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
Andrew Howells, Senior Lecturer, Visual Communication Design / Natural History Illustration, The University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
Clare Lloyd

12:30
11:50-13:05
Room 7 - D3355
11:50-13:05
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Revitalizing the Public Spirit through Socially Engaged Art: Courting a Fearless Pedagogy in a Public School Setting

Lynn Sanders-Bustle, Associate Professor of Art Education, Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia, Georgia, United States

11:50
11:50-13:05
Room 10 - B3155
11:50-13:05
Image of the Laugh as a Symbol to Represent Individual Experience and Cultural Trauma

Kim Thu Le, Honourable Research Fellow, School of Design, The University of Western Australia, Western Australia, Australia

12:10
13:05-14:05
14:05-15:45
Room 8 - D3370
Does Service Learning with a Culturally Specific Arts Organization Impact Students' Perceptions of People Different from Themselves?

Antonio C. Cuyler, Professor of Music in Entrepreneurship and Leadership, University of Michigan, Michigan, United States

14:05
Art as a Catalyst for Change: A Performance Ethnography of Social Practice Art

Maria Lisa Flemington, Educator/Artist, California State University, Los Angeles, United States

14:45
Music and Social Justice in the Dialogical Classroom

Lisa Parkins, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Arts and Media, SUNY/Empire State University, New York, United States

15:05
14:05-15:45
14:05-15:45
Room 10 - B3155
14:05-15:45
Discursive Acts: Flowers and Other Things

Monique Redmond, Associate Professor, MVA Programme Director, School of Art & Design, AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand

14:45
SpART: Bringing People Together through Sport and Art

Pierre Leichner, Artistic Director of Outsider Festival, Community Arts Council of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

15:05
14:05-15:45
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Floating from the Past to the Present: Staging "Have a House" in 1972, 2015 and 2017

Yang Chen, Student, PhD Researcher, School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester, United Kingdom

14:05
14:05-15:45
Room 5 - C3285
Art and Finitude

John Pauley, Professor, Philosophy, Simpson College, Iowa, United States

15:05
14:05-15:45
Room 9 - A1010
14:05-15:45

acoustic-ecological-sociability { e a r w i n g s } workshop: { e a r w i n g s } is a cluster of alternative listening-specific participatory opportunities produced by Tiny Disasters™, a collaboration between Caroline Park and Julie Andreyev. { e a r w i n g s } facilitates occasions for individual and social acts of listening, to emerge unconventional forms of sensing-feeling-knowing. { e a r w i n g s } invites participants to transform and transgress through listening-actions. Human bodies are coaxed into becoming-animal as earcreatures enacting radical forms of listening, destabilizing customary ways of knowing that favour seeing/languaging. This workshop facilitates occasions for individual and social acts of listening that expand the senses towards understandings of acoustic-ecological sociability. Julie Andreyev will lead participants on a short listening walk to a local park called Dude Chillin, in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood. There, participants will experiment with amplified listening methods and proprioception-equilibrioception-somatosensation-echolocative attention, to generate alternative understandings of hearing, movement, place and cooperation. Discussion will follow. In preparation for the workshop, please wear walking shoes and bring something to serve as a blindfold, such as a scarf, and your own earphones/headphones if you have them. Participants will be provided with amplification and headphones if needed. This workshop will be limited to the first 20 participants. Meet at the main entrance of ECU, by the reception on the second floor.

ECU Main Entrance
14:05-15:45
15:45-16:00
16:00-17:40
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Togbes Rule: Storytelling about Traditional Leadership, Togbes, Queen Mothers, and Their Subjects

Nathan Crook, Associate Professor, Arts, Science, Business, The Ohio State University, Ohio, United States
D. Rose Elder, Associate Professor, Coordinator Humanities and Social Sciences, Arts, Science and Business, Ohio State University ATI, Ohio, United States

16:00
Storytheatre for Seniors: Loneliness, Memory and Community

Margot Marie Wood, Educational Drama and Theatre, Education, Storywood Inclusive Arts, Western Cape, South Africa

16:40
16:00-17:40
16:00-17:40
Room 6 - D3345
Overturning Convention : The Ballet That Defined Surrealsim

Lisa A. Fusillo, Professor, Department of Dance, University of Georgia, Georgia, United States

16:00
Antithetical Art in the Age of Trump : Multiple Approaches to Political Commentary

Joan Wines, Professor Emerita , English , California Lutheran University , California, United States

16:20
16:00-17:40
16:00-17:40
It Takes a Village: Investigating the Challenges of Implementing Arts Curricula in South African Schools

Mareli Hattingh Pretorius, Senior Lecturer & Postgraduate Coordinator, Drama Department, Stellenbosch University, RSA

16:00
The Arts for Reading and Spelling in Different Educational Contexts

Patricia Carson, Student, Doctorate, University of Tasmania, Queensland, Australia

16:20
16:00-17:40
Room 4 - C3275
Comunic-arte: Children´s Expression in Colombia´s Post Conflict Society

Maritza López de la Roche, Head of division, School of Communication, Universidad del Valle, Valle del Cauca, Colombia

16:20
16:00-17:40
Room 8 - D3370
16:00-17:40
Room 10 - B3155
16:00-17:40
Room 9 - A1010
17:40-18:30
10:20-10:35
10:35-12:15
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Storyboards of Palau: Cultural Expressions from Micronesia

Velma Yamashita, Associate Professor of Art/Coordinator of Isla Center for the Arts, Communication, Media, and Fine Arts, University of Guam, Guam

10:35
Indigenous Arts and Audiences: Influence and Impact at the Venice Biennale

Nancy Marie Mithlo, Professor, Gender Studies and the American Indian Studies Interdepartmental Program, Univertsity of California Los Angeles, California, United States

11:15
10:35-12:15
Room 4 - C3275
Exploring the Life of Women in Prison in Megan Terry's Play "Babes in the Bighouse"

Judith Babnich, Professor of Theatre, School of Performing Arts, Wichita State University, Kansas, United States

10:35
10:35-12:15
Room 10 - B3155
10:35-12:15
Room 5 - C3285
10:35-12:15
10:35-12:15
Room 7 - D3355
Art and Social Impact of Music Videos

Robert Martin, Professor, Art, California State University, CA, United States

10:35
Towards Non-dogmatic Togetherness: Arts without Muses

Pessi Parviainen, Student, Doctor of Arts (Theatre), University of Arts Helsinki, Finland

10:55
10:35-12:15
Room 2 - C3255
10:35-12:15
Room 8 - D3370
10:35-12:15
Room 9 - A1010
12:15-13:15
13:15-14:00
Room 5 - C3285
13:15-14:00
Room 6 - D3345
13:15-14:00
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Teaching Adults with Varying Abilities: Pre-service Art Teachers’ Reflections

Lisa LaJevic, Associate Professor of Art Education, Art and Art History, The College of New Jersey

13:15
Preservation and Promotion of Indigenous Language and Culture through Artistic Activities in Education

Karla Del Carpio Ovando, Professor, Department of World Languages and Cultures, University of Northern Colorado, Colorado, United States

13:15
Empowering Knowledge of Cultural Design Authenticity and Inclusion through Basic Design Pedagogy: A Visual Analysis of Indigenous Design

Analee Paz, Associate Professor, Communication + Fine Performing Arts, Texas A&M International University, Texas, United States

13:15
Diversity Study in Arts and Entertainment Venue Management

Jill Schinberg, Assistant Professor, Department of Arts Administration, University of Kentucky, Kentucky, United States

13:15
The Feminine Gaze: Female Fashion Photographers from Midcentury America

Marie Botkin, Associate Professor, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, California State University Long Beach, California, United States

13:15
Revitalizing the Town of Namie and Reconstructing Its Community : Introducing Digital Calendar NAMIEHOURS

Kanako Sasaki, Post Doctoral Fellow, Research Center of Advanced science and Technology, Tokyo University, Japan

13:15
13:15-14:00
Room 4 - C3275
13:15-14:00
Room 7 - D3355
Enacting History: Learning about the Holocaust through Theatrical Activities

Janet E. Rubin, Professor, Department of Performing and Visual Arts and Communication and Speech, Eastern Florida State College, Florida, United States

13:15
13:15-14:00
Room 6 - D3345
13:15-14:00
Crafting High Dynamic Range Photographs to Create a Classical Oil Painting Look

Rehan Zia, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Media and Communication, Bournemouth University, United Kingdom

13:15
Abstract Insularity and the Window to Worldliness

Robert Tracy, Associate Professor/Curator, Art, University of Nevada Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Louis Kavouras, Chair, Dance, University of Nevada Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Adam Schroeder

13:35
13:15-14:00
Room 2 - C3255
Re-theorising and Envisioning Text as Image: A Concept in Practice-based Research in Painting

Emmanuel Ikemefula Irokanulo, Chief Lecturer, Fine arts ( drawing and painting), Yaba College of Technology, Yaba Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria

13:15
14:00-14:10
14:10-15:25
Room 5 - C3285
Engaging the Social through an Artist-in-Residence Program in the Archives

Kathy Carbone, Lecturer, Department of Information Studies, University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), California, United States

14:10
Exploring the Benefits of Artist-in-Residence Programs in Western Australian Schools

Sara O'Neill
Lisa Paris, Senior Lecturer, Arts Education, Arts Education, School of Education, Curtin University, Western Australia, Australia

14:50
14:10-15:25
Room 10 - B3155
14:10-15:25
Students as Emerging Artists in Society

Christine D'onofrio, Associate Professor of Teaching, Art History, Visual Art and Theory, University of British Columbia, Canada
Paulina Semenec

14:30
14:10-15:25
14:10-15:25
Room 9 - A1010
14:10-15:25
Room 8 - D3370
14:10-15:25
Room 6 - D3345
What about the Public?: The Role of Government and the Public in the Creation of Public Art in Berlin from the Third Reich to Today

Jessica DeShazo, Associate Professor, Public Administration/Department of Political Science, California State University Los Angeles, California, United States

14:30
14:10-15:25
Room 4 - C3275
The Choreography of Learning and Artistry of Instructional Design When Teaching through Dance

Brittany Harker Martin, Associate Professor, Leadership, Policy and Governance, Arts Education, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Barbara Snook
Ralph Buck

14:50
14:10-15:25

electromagnetic navigations and map-making { e a r w i n g s } workshop: { e a r w i n g s } is a cluster of alternative listening-specific participatory opportunities produced by Tiny Disasters™, a collaboration between Caroline Park and Julie Andreyev. { e a r w i n g s } facilitates occasions for individual and social acts of listening, to emerge unconventional forms of sensing-feeling-knowing. { e a r w i n g s } invites participants to transform and transgress through listening-actions. Human bodies are coaxed into becoming-animal as earcreatures enacting radical forms of listening, destabilizing customary ways of knowing that favour seeing/languaging. In this workshop, participants navigate the ECU library with telephone pick-up coils, which allow for electromagnetic fields emanating from nearby technological devices and machinery to become audible. Through a series of steps, Caroline Park guides participants in creating their own maps of the electromagnetic fields, eventually evolving into a variety of “musical time scores.” Relevant topics, including sonic volume, time, and space, as expressive means, will be discussed. In preparation for this workshop, please bring your own earphones/headphones if you have them. Participants will be provided with hand-held audio technologies, including telephone pick-up coils, for the amplification of electromagnetic fields during the workshop. There will be a few extra headphones if needed. A final discussion will follow the workshop. This workshop will be limited to the first 10 participants. Meet at the entrance of the ECU Library, near the middle of the concourse on the second floor.

ECU Library
14:10-15:25
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
15:25-15:40
15:40-16:55
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Pre-Service Arts Teachers’ Perceptions of Inclusive Education Practice in Western Australian

Lisa Paris, Senior Lecturer, Arts Education, Arts Education, School of Education, Curtin University, Western Australia, Australia
Karen P. Nonis
John Bailey

16:20
15:40-16:55
Room 10 - B3155
15:40-16:55
15:40
Using Interactive Theatre to Decrease Sexual Assault and Victim Blaming in Higher Education

Noah Lelek, Assistant Professor, Department of Theatre, Texas Women's University

16:00
15:40-16:55
Room 6 - D3345
15:40-16:55
Room 2 - C3255
15:40-16:55
Room 7 - D3355
15:40-16:55
Room 8 - D3370
15:40-16:55
Room 9 - A1010
15:40-16:55
Room 4 - C3275
16:55-17:40
09:20-11:00
Room 9 - A1010
09:20-11:00
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Storytelling and Intervals

Cedric van Eenoo, Artist, New York City, United States

10:20
09:20-11:00
Room 10 - B3155
09:20-11:00
Facilitating Participatory Arts for Community Wellness

Jeffrey Pufahl, Lecturer & Publicly Engaged Theatre Scholar, Center for Arts in Medicine, Center for Arts in Medicine, University of Florida, Florida, United States

10:00
09:20-11:00
Room 6 - D3345
Lavorare Con Lentezza: Atlas of Sensitivity and Political Gestures

Mario Alberto Morales Domínguez, Proffesor/Researcher, Departamento de Teoría y Procesos del Diseño, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico

09:40
09:20-11:00
Room 5 - C3285
09:20
09:20-11:00
Room 8 - D3370
09:20-11:00
Room 4 - C3275
Las Reinas, Pieta: A Meditation on Grief, Violence on Bodies of Color and Performing Catharsis

Kristina Tollefson, Professor of Theatre, School of Performing Arts, University Of Central Florida, Florida, United States
Wanda Raimundi Ortiz, Associate Professor, School of Visual Art and Design, University of Central Florida

09:20
A Portrait of Power

Elise Richman, Professor, Art and Art History, University of Puget Sound , Washington, United States

10:00
09:20-11:00
Room 2 - C3255
09:20-11:00
Room 3 - C3265
11:00-11:20
11:20-13:00
Room 3 - C3265
Building an Identity through Arts Education

Brad Lister, Program Manager, Cultural Arts, Florida State University, Florida, United States

12:00
Role of Narrative Architecture in the Process of Constructing National Identity through the Gallery Spaces

Maha Alnunan
Laura Hanks, Associate Professor in Architecture, Department of Architecture and Built Environment, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Jonathan Hale, Professor of Architectural Theory, Dept of Architecture and Built Environment, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom

12:20
11:20-13:00
Room 9 - A1010
11:20-13:00
Room 10 - B3155
11:20-13:00
11:20-13:00
Room 6 - D3345
Bodies in Translation: Activist Art, Technology and Access to Life

Ingrid Mundel
Carla Rice, Full Professor, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, University of Guelph, Canada
Susan Dion
Eliza Chandler, Ryerson University
Hannah Fowlie

11:20
11:20-13:00
Room 8 - D3370
11:20-13:00
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
Shapes of Things: A Transdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Form and Analysis

Tom Baker, Professor, Music, Cornish College of the Arts, Washington, United States

11:20
11:20-13:00
Room 4 - C3275
11:20-13:00
Room 5 - C3285
Synesthesia, Art and Visual Impairment: Appreciation of Paintings by Non-visual Students in Brazilian Basic Education

Luís Müller Posca, Assistant Professor, Communication, Letters and Arts Center, Federal University of Roraima - Brazil, Roraima, Brazil
João Henrique Lodi Agreli

12:20
11:20-13:00
13:00-14:00
14:00-15:40
Room 7 - D3355
Perception versus Reality : The Use of Video in Talent Acquisition

Amy M. Huber, Associate Professor and Associate Chair, Interior Architecture and Design, Florida State University, Florida, United States

14:00
From Print Culture to Immersive Knowing: Embodiment and Consciousness in Robert Lepage's "The Library at Night"

Cordula Quint, Associate Professor of Drama, Drama Program, Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, Canada

14:20
14:00-15:40
Room 9 - A1010
14:00-15:40
Room 10 - B3155
14:00-15:40
Room 4 - C3275
14:00-15:40
Room 1 - B2160 (Rennie Hall)
14:00-15:40
Room 3 - C3265
14:00-15:40
Room 5 - C3285
14:00-15:40
Room 6 - D3345
14:00-15:40
Room 8 - D3370
14:00-15:40
Movement in Time, Part 2: Motion Analysis in Chinese Martial Art Films and Calligraphy

Wai Ching Chung, Associate Professor, Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baprist University, Hong Kong
Kimburley Choi

14:00
14:00-15:40

biophilic attention with trees { e a r w i n g s } workshop: { e a r w i n g s } is a cluster of alternative listening-specific participatory opportunities produced by Tiny Disasters™, a collaboration between Caroline Park and Julie Andreyev. { e a r w i n g s } facilitates occasions for individual and social acts of listening, to emerge unconventional forms of sensing-feeling-knowing. { e a r w i n g s } invites participants to transform and transgress through listening-actions. Human bodies are coaxed into becoming-animal as earcreatures enacting radical forms of listening, destabilizing customary ways of knowing that favour seeing/languaging. This workshop uses biophilic attention tactics to investigate ecological potentials of exteroceptive, interoceptive, and affective phenomena, with the intention of enhancing empathy for other life-forms, specifically trees. Julie Andreyev will lead participants on a short sensing walk to a local park called Dude Chillin, in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood. There, participants will be guided in an experimental workshop using techniques to heighten sensory perception, paying attention to individual interoceptive-affective processes, and more-than-human co-creative mental imagining. Discussion will follow. In preparation for the workshop, please wear walking shoes, dress for (optional) sitting and lying and moving on the ground. This workshop will be limited to the first 15 participants. Meet at the main entrance of ECU, by the reception on the second floor.

ECU Main Entrance
15:40-16:00