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What is art. What is conceptual art. What is brain development. What are the 5 senses. Why is art and the 5 senses important for children. How is art powerful form of expression. what is creative schema. how is art situated in habitus. what is habitus. what is self-hood in art. what is the drawing room, what is its significance. what is hands up.

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ED1BCL – CREATIVITY THROUGH THE ARTS. WEEK 4 –
Tues 01/02/22
SLIDE 2: ART
o Expression of human skill & imagination. Visual form such as painting or sculpture.
Producing work to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power
SLIDE 3: CONCEPTUAL ART
o Conceptual art = very abstract and meaningful to you.
o Art is powerful form of expression.
SLIDE 7/8: BRAIN DEVELOPMENT
o 5 senses builds connections that guide creative brain development in babies:
 SMELL = scent of mother's skin
 HEARING = familiar voice
 VISION = bright coloured toy
 TOUCH = cuddling arms
 TASTE = drinking milk
o Children communicate through their senses.
o Birth = 2,500 synapses
o 2/3yrs = 15,000 synapses
o Synaptic pruning = making sense of the sense, brains start to attune.
} GOPNIK, 2001
o Children filter out what is important to them and what isn’t.
 art = visual engagement with the world.
SLIDE 11: CREATIVE SCHEMA
o Commonalities & continuities in thoughts & behaviour
o Enable child to focus on concept & explore in depth
SLIDE 13: EDUCATION THROUGH ART SITUATED IN HABITUS
} - ethical issues
- ecologies of place & space
- contemporary art = todays art, modern art. Contextualises & represents the world you are
in
- arts practices
- various forms of art, craft, media & design
- inter-disciplinarity
- cultural heritage, contexts & connections
- historical contexts
- creative perceptual & critical thinking
- critique & appreciation
- social-political issues
SLIDE 16: IDENTITY & SELF-HOOD – ART
o ADDISON, 2005; GORDON, 2006:
 Through art, young ppl develop expressive means to voice feelings & come to
understand of self.
SLIDE 17: DRAWING ROOM
o Hannah Yason, 2017
o Tried to connect with underprivileged kids who attend a school in the middle of gang
violence.
 Kids are constantly in danger & the school is under-funded & lacks resources.
o Drawing room = respects child & their process.

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