Becoming Magic: Acquiring the Artist Identity

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Title

Becoming Magic: Acquiring the Artist Identity

Creator/Author

Kathy Unrath;
Karen Shortt-Stout;
Amy Ruopp

Creator/Author Institutional Affiliation

Unrath: University of Missouri;
Shortt-Stout: University of Missouri

Date

2021

Abstract

This research mines the internal reflective process of an artist/researcher/teacher who witnesses her own becoming, seeing herself, in multiples and weaves a multimodal narrative while contemplating, revealing, and living multiple identities through visual inquiry. The purpose of this research, in its broadest sense, is to better understand the nature of artistic identity and how it is acquired in personal, social and educational contexts. As an artist/researcher/teacher, I seek to know how we might create more fertile conditions and facilitate appropriate rites of passage for transitioning individuals from student/teacher/aspirant to self-actualized artist.

Publisher

Committee on Lifelong Learning (LLL), National Art Education Association

Journal Title

International Journal of Lifelong Learning in Art Education

Journal Volume & Issue

vol. 4

Subject Terms

a/r/tography; art education; creative; identity; artist; becoming

Page Range

36-46

Peer-Reviewed

Yes

URL/Website

Files

Ruopp_Becoming_Magic.pdf

Citation

“Becoming Magic: Acquiring the Artist Identity,” CCS Research Repository, accessed December 3, 2024, https://omeka.ccsdetroit.edu/items/show/18.

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