IMAG #4

InSEA ART Education VISUAL Journal  IMAG #4

ISSN: 2414-3332 

DOI:10.24981/2414-3332-4.2017

September 2019

Editorial

Jo Chiung Hua Chen

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The Gaze from the Apocalypse: An Analysis of Lin Pey-Chwen’s Portrait of Eve Clone

Cheng-yu Pan

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Narratives Through Old Photographs: A Norwegian Family in Shanghai

Chiu-Jhin Chen

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When Teachings Become Form

Dai-Rong Wu

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Faces of the Young Creative Class in China

Yu-Tsu Chen

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City Space and the Pulse of Creativity

Yu-Hsiang Chen

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-4.2017.5

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IMAG #3

InSEA ART Education VISUAL Journal  IMAG #3 

Finnish Art Education on the Move

Guest Editor: Martina  Paatela-Nieminen

ISSN: 2414-3332  DOI:10.24981/2414-3332-3.1.2016 

 June 2016


Volume 1

The IMAG Projectpp. 4-7.

Teresa Torres de Eça & Ana Maria Barbero Franco

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Finnish Art Education on the Move. pp. 8-13

Martina  Paatela-Nieminen

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Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Students’ Depictions of Their Gender Roles in the Context of Finland/Europepp.19-27

Anniina Suominen

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Changing the Course of Art Education Students’ Art Studies in Aalto University,  pp.28-47

Mira Kallio-Tavin & Minna Suoniemi

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Social Semiotics and Art Education in a Blended Learning Space,  pp.48-55

 Hannah Kaihovirta & Minna Rimpilä

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The Finnish Association of Art Schools for Children and Young Peoplepp.57-61

Anu Hietala

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From Art School to Basic Education in the Arts, pp.62-74

 Elisse Heinimaa

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Colourful Cultures as the Theme in Visual Art Education, pp.75-91

Heli Tiainen

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Discovering the ART in ARCHITECTUREpp. 92-105

Pihla Meskanen

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Art NAVIGATOR2. What was done and why – Children´s Cultural Centre , pp.106-119

 Marketta Urpo-Koskinen

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Play, Interaction, Experiences – Exhibitions for Children in Annantalo, pp.121-132

 Kaisa Kettunen

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Architectural Education Explores the Everyday Living Environment, pp.133-143

Mervi Eskelinen

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The Experiential Colour Workshop for Babiespp.144-149

Päivi Setälä

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Multiprofessional Collaboration and Creativity: Children’s Cultural Centers are Close Partners to Each Other in Finland, pp.150-158

Saara Vesikansa

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The Finnish Association for Museum Educati Pedaali, pp.159-163

 Saara Klemetti

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Sinebrychoff Art Museum – Museums Connecting with Senior Citizens. pp.164-173

 Leena Hannula

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The Association of Art Teachers in Finland. 110 Years of Collaboration and Development of Art Education, pp.174-181

 Anna Linna

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An Integrative Approach to Teaching Visual Arts in Teacher Education, pp.183-194

Seija Kairavuori & Leena Knif

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Sleeping Beauty Fairy Tales as Starting Points for Multiliteral Accumulationspp.195-209

Kauko Komulainen & Martina Paatela-Nieminen

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Picturing Voice: Visual Methods and Children’s Voices in Finnish Education, pp.210-222

Kristiina Kumpulainen

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ICT Competences in Art Education – Sample Finnish Practices,  pp.223-235

Martina Paatela-Nieminen & Leena Knif

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Sibelius and the World of Art: Experience and Expression through Music and Imagery in Arts Educational Studies,  pp.236-251

Inkeri Ruokonen & Erica Othman

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Sensitivity, Processes and Cultural Competence in the TAIKAVA-project, pp.252-267

Sinikka Rusanen

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A Coming Into Being: Learning Multimodal Literacy in Pre-School Through Digital Production, pp.268-280

Sara Sintonen  & Maj-Britt Kentz 

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-3.1.2016.20


Volume 2 

From Imitation to Open-ended Process – Using Contemporary Artwork Examples in the Creative Connections Project, pp.19-31

 Annamari Manninen

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-3.2.2016.1



Stretching the Limits, pp. 32-42

Mirja Hiltunen

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The Art of Art Education Increases in Lapland, pp. 43-54

Timo Jokela

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Where Fragmentation and Integration Meet: Pedagogical Challenges and Opportunities for Museums of Contemporary Art,  pp. 55-63

 Karoliina Salo, Anniina Koivurova, Kaija Kähkönen

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Interdisciplinary Intentions – Reflecting on my Teaching Practice, pp. 64-80

 Seija Ulkuniemi

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Freedom Relations – Reflections on Sculpture, Space and a Human Being, pp.82-91

Jussi Mäkelä

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Academic Fables, pp.92-104

Jouko Pullinen & Juha Merta

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My Culture, My Roots – A Community Artproject with Nordic Children, pp. 105-114

 Tarja Karlsson Häikiö

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-3.2.2016.7

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IMAG #2

InSEA ART Education VISUAL Journal  IMAG #2.

Guest Editors: Marlen Thiermann and Leda Guimarães

ISSN: 2414-3332  DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-2.2015

December 2015

Editorial: The IMAG Project

Marlen Thiermann and Leda Guimarães

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-2.2015.2.0

Dialogues between art and design.

Alexandre Guimarães

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Teachers: the museum as a didactic laboratory.

Natália Portugueis Coronel

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Education, performativity and collaborative didacticism.

Arão Paranaguá Santana

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A silent cry in our noisy institution.

Luz Elena Acevedo Lopera

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Memory: displacement of knowledge.

Maria das Vitórias Amaral

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Visual artists and teachers: encounters and approaches.

Luciana Grupelli Loponte and Deborah Vier Fischer

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Experiences in Artistic Education: Pottery Workshop.

Elda Balbontín

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Considerations about bridging in artistic/educative practices, artistry, researchistry and teachistry

Flávia Maria de Brito Pedrosa Vasconcelos

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Greater freedom in artistic expression increases learning skills.

Patricia Gallardo 

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Bombril /Color Displacement – a brief experience report.

Rose Borges

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-2.2015.2.10

“Paraíso Árido”

David Romero and Juliette Bohórquez

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-2.2015.2.11

Meeting Space

Joallery Miranda

DOI: 10.24981/2414-3332-2.2015.2.12

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