Drawing and Anthropology

Hodson, Elizabeth

Drawing and Anthropology

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Hodson, Elizabeth (2017) Drawing and Anthropology. In: Drawing Matters Symposium, 14 July 2017, York St John University.
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Creators/Authors:

Hodson, Elizabeth

Abstract:

I was invited by Dr Vanessa Corby to be a roundtable discussant and panel chair for the session 'Drawing and Anthropology' at the Drawing Matters symposium held at York St John University in 2017.

For the roundtable discussion I give a short talk entitled 'Out Into the World: Drawing and the Ethnographic Moment' which asked how anthropology can help frame the potential of drawing as a method of creating an encounter between different groups of people and from this, how we might articulate that encounter. The aim was to shift slightly from a consideration of the process of drawing – and what it offers – to their potential as forms of representation, that is knowledge.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Drawing, anthropology, art, materiality

School/Academic Area:

School of Fine Art > Fine Art Critical Studies

Dates:

Date

Date Type

14 July 2017

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Status:

Unpublished

Funders:

York St John University

Event Title:

Drawing Matters Symposium

Event Location:

York St John University

Event Dates:

14 July 2017

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Other)

Output ID:

7219

Date Deposited:

06 Apr 2020 14:54

Last Modified:

06 Apr 2020 14:54

Deposited By:

Elizabeth Hodson

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Elizabeth Hodson

Lecturer in Fine Art Critical Studies and PhD Coordinator for the School of Design

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