Tagungsessay: Erkundung von Gelegenheitsräumen für alltägliche Kreativität

Autor/innen

  • Laharee Mitra University of Brighton
  • Helen Johnson University of Brighton

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17169/fqs-25.1.4159

Abstract

In diesem Konferenzbeitrag reflektieren wir über einen vom AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network organisierten Sandpit zum Thema Ortsgestaltung und Alltagskreativität. Zunächst stellen wir das Forschungsnetzwerk und die Probleme bei der Definition von Alltagskreativität vor, die ein Hauptgegenstand dieses Sandpit war. Anschließend diskutieren wir das Programm und die wichtigsten Themen, die während der Veranstaltung identifiziert wurden. Wir unterscheiden zwischen den Konzepten "Raum" und "Ort", wobei wir besonders darauf eingehen, wie diese Konzepte die Politik zur Alltagskreativität beeinflussen. In diesem Zusammenhang wird der Begriff "Gelegenheitsräume" vorgeschlagen, der einen Rahmen für das Verständnis der subjektiven und kollektiven Nutzung von Kreativität bieten könnte. Wir zeigen auch die Hindernisse auf, die der Alltagskreativität im Wege stehen, wie z.B. begrenzte Ressourcen und mangelnder Zugang. Wir untersuchen, wie die derzeitigen Modelle kreativer Initiativen durch bürokratische Verfahren eingeschränkt werden, die eine Konzentration auf den Output als Maß für die Wirkung erfordern. Abschließend werden Überlegungen zu künftigen Maßnahmen für dieses Netzwerk angestellt, um alternative Modelle vorzuschlagen, die Alltagskreativität auf eine Weise fördern, die Urteile und Hindernisse minimiert und gleichzeitig das lokale Verständnis von Kreativität respektiert.

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Autor/innen-Biografien

Laharee Mitra, University of Brighton

Laharee MITRA is a doctoral researcher at the University of Brighton and the postgraduate research representative for the Everyday Creativity Research Network. In her doctoral research, she examines how museum learning and engagement practitioners perceive and enact decolonization in UK based museums. She has previously worked at Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai as a curatorial assistant and has volunteered with Kew Gardens, London, Centre of World Environmental History, University of Sussex and V&A, London. Her research interests include public engagement with heritage, emotional experiences in museums, and cultural management.

Helen Johnson, University of Brighton

Helen JOHNSON is a principal lecturer in psychology, co-director of the Centre for Arts and Wellbeing at the University of Brighton and principal investigator for the Everyday Creativity Research Network. In her work, she focuses on participatory and arts-based research innovations, applications of the arts in enhancing health and wellbeing, and exploring spoken word communities and practices. Current research projects include enriching understandings and applications of everyday creativity, decolonization in the context of everyday creativity and creative research methods, and community-university partnership work exploring collaborative processes and resource development. She is also a spoken word artist and stage manager for Glastonbury Festival's Poetry&Words stage.

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Veröffentlicht

2024-01-29

Zitationsvorschlag

Mitra, L., & Johnson, H. (2024). Tagungsessay: Erkundung von Gelegenheitsräumen für alltägliche Kreativität. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 25(1). https://doi.org/10.17169/fqs-25.1.4159

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