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Arts-based/Artistic Research Methodological Practices In Truth (ARMPIT)
Trent Kim
7 episodes
6 days ago
This podcast publishes short (20-30 minutes) interviews with arts-based/artistic researchers to share their insights with other researchers in the relevant fields.
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This podcast publishes short (20-30 minutes) interviews with arts-based/artistic researchers to share their insights with other researchers in the relevant fields.
Show more...
How To
Education
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Episode 4 - Dr. Andrew Knight-Hill
Arts-based/Artistic Research Methodological Practices In Truth (ARMPIT)
28 minutes 34 seconds
5 years ago
Episode 4 - Dr. Andrew Knight-Hill

In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Andrew Knight-Hill regarding his own PhD and recent research projects. The challenging, complex and evolving relationship between practice and theory (perspective) was discusse indepth and Dr. Knight-Hill also shared a set of helpful tips for arts-based researchers. Please also check out the additional information below in relation to this episode.


Ingold, T. (2013). Making: Anthropology, archaeology, art and architecture. London: Routledge.

Official Page: http://www.ahillav.co.uk/ 

Arts-based/Artistic Research Methodological Practices In Truth (ARMPIT)
This podcast publishes short (20-30 minutes) interviews with arts-based/artistic researchers to share their insights with other researchers in the relevant fields.