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El retrato en Educación Infantil: una propuesta didáctica sobre arte
The work makes a didactic proposal for the Early Childhood Education, based on the artistic genre of portraiture. The study highlights the great importance of the artistic education in its two senses -critical and creative- inside the early childhood ...
Juan Ramón Moreno Vera +3 more
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Life on the Island: Collage Portraiture and Storytelling as Community Building
This qualitative study explored the experiences of island residents who participated in a collage portraiture workshop. Workshop participants used collage portraiture, an arts-based research method, to tell their stories of island life and engage with ...
Paula Gerstenblatt +2 more
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Through Thick and Thin: How Views of Identity Affect Listening for a Story in Portraiture
This article illustrates how different conceptions of narrative identity shape the ways that researchers listen for stories in the research approach of portraiture.
Laurie R. Matthias Ed.D. +1 more
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Hiding from the camera for the camera: the photographer-subject in self-portraiture
When a photographer points the camera at a subject other than him or herself a series of subtle exchanges are activated. This exegesis investigates the theoretical, socio-cultural and creative issues associated with such exchanges, as a way of ...
Fahd, Cherine (3770158)
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Portraiture for Gradient Voices in Education
This article offers a transparent, co-authored account of learning, practicing, and defending portraiture as a humanizing methodology for documenting “gradient voices” in education—voices shaped by layered identities and by shifting political and ...
Tipsuda Chaomuangkhong , Jaclyn Naster
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“Portrait of the Artist at Work”
In this text, I study the practice of painted self-portraiture in late eighteenth-century France, with a focus on the social and material conditions that could lead artists to depict themselves.
Séverine Sofio
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Exploration of abstraction in the portraiture of children’s books [PDF]
Single art or abstract art refers to an art with no identifiable natural form that only benefits from unnatural and symbolic forms. Also, art refers to objects and creatures embodying the fundamental features and ignoring the effects of general and ...
Fatemeh Zamani babghohari
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This paper tells systemic stories from the unfolding of my life through descriptions of my physical and emotional connection to people, place and landscape. I show how I use rich portraiture (Day, 2014) to explore loss and identity.
Elizabeth Day
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Reflections on Portraiture: Unifying the Face and Pluralizing Personality
Two assumptions play an important role in the study of portraiture 1) Studies of the portrait are usually based on the idea that the face that is shown in the portrait is also a portrait in its own right, namely, a portrait of the soul of the portrayed ...
Ernst van Alphen
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