Connected Communities Foodscapes
Connected Communities Foodscapes
FOODSCAPES was an AHRC Connected Communities project (2013) that explored the use of art as a way of opening up discussion about food. Participants in the project included Knowle West Media Centre, The Matthew Tree Project (TMTP), the Edible Landscapes Movement (ELM), UWE Bristol, University of Southampton, the James Hutton Institute and Paul Hurley (artist-in-residence). Together, we explored how arts intervention and cultural engagement can help address food, food poverty, and sustainable communities. As co-designed action research, the project also examined how arts intervention can enhance interchange between community organisations and research institutions. Throughout Foodscapes there was an attempt to integrate the research questions, arts programming and evaluative activities into the actual process of the work, so that these activities could become entwined and, it is hoped, more meaningful for all involved.
food, food poverty, community engagement, ecological citizen, sustainable communities, performative methods, bread, ethnography
Buser, Michael
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Roe, Emma
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Dinnie, Liz
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Hall, Roz
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Mean, Melissa
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Hurley, Paul
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September 2014
Buser, Michael
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Roe, Emma
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Dinnie, Liz
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Hall, Roz
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Buser, Michael, Roe, Emma, Dinnie, Liz, Hall, Roz, Mean, Melissa and Hurley, Paul
(2014)
Connected Communities Foodscapes
Connected Communities
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Abstract
FOODSCAPES was an AHRC Connected Communities project (2013) that explored the use of art as a way of opening up discussion about food. Participants in the project included Knowle West Media Centre, The Matthew Tree Project (TMTP), the Edible Landscapes Movement (ELM), UWE Bristol, University of Southampton, the James Hutton Institute and Paul Hurley (artist-in-residence). Together, we explored how arts intervention and cultural engagement can help address food, food poverty, and sustainable communities. As co-designed action research, the project also examined how arts intervention can enhance interchange between community organisations and research institutions. Throughout Foodscapes there was an attempt to integrate the research questions, arts programming and evaluative activities into the actual process of the work, so that these activities could become entwined and, it is hoped, more meaningful for all involved.
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Published date: September 2014
Keywords:
food, food poverty, community engagement, ecological citizen, sustainable communities, performative methods, bread, ethnography
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Economy, Society and Space
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Local EPrints ID: 371960
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/371960
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Michael Buser
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Liz Dinnie
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Roz Hall
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Melissa Mean
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