Category: Art
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Narrating With
Sometimes writing is not the best method to understand or explain. “Narrating With” is a layering of voice, ink, movement and intra-action. Instead of interactions between ink, paper and me as separate entities, intra-actions (Barad , 2003, 2014) suggest that individuals materialize in the between of their entanglement. This is to say, I know ink…
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Between Sure and Unsure
“Between Sure and Unsure” is a process piece reinforcing my inability to separate artist-researcher-educator when they are one. I cannot paint without thinking. I wonder while painting. I explain my process to others. There is no mention of gold fences or roots in my research and yet this piece creatively encapsulates my research in education.
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Shadow Place
It’s still cold, but cabin fever is setting in. We are able to bundle three children in warm winter wear, barely leaving eyes exposed as we brave a stroller walk around the parking lot. The arctic temperatures dictate our destination and we choose a stroller walk instead of the playground as the children are immobilized…
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Uncommon Buckthorn
Like collage, the act of layering is part of the thinking process. Aerial images of the early learning centre community, shared by a parent, contribute a different perspective of place. How we experience place is layered, bringing a compilation of perspectives. Overlaying the texture of leaves, branches, and berries with a built community can be…
Sarah M. Hennessy 