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15/3/2017 Log (Ethics, Library, Health and safety, Ann Shelton talk)

Research ethics and practice led artistic research (lecture 9am- 10am)

  • Tunnel it in for academic integrity - makes sure no plagerism

  • If using other people (performance, participation, film/doco,) research that involves people - ethics gets involved.

  • Artur zmijewski as an example them 2007 video, people from different groups visually dip icing their beliefs.

  • Gillian Wearing signs series 1992-1993 photographs.

  • Ethics applications

  • Ethical issues involving people and animals- there are people at uni to help.

  • The uni of auckland human participants ethics committee (UAHPEC)

  • Ensures all that human participants in a research project are protected (dignity, privacy, safety, heath, personal, social, cultural sensitivities).

  • Four principles within that:

  • autonomy: participants should give free consent rather than bribing or trapping them Into doing it. They need to know what they are really doing before taking part.

  • Beneficence: researcher has to consider how their research has study might benefit participants and or wider society.

  • Non maleficence: minimize risk (physical and psychological) to research participants.

  • Justice: ensure that their research is achieved through just means, that everything is fair.

  • ‘nz herald: photo firm slammed for using children's photos in promo material without mothers permission’ privacy act got involved.

  • Processes to apply to ethics is on a worksheet on canvas.

Library:

  • As post grad student you can take up to 50 books for 60 days, can renew them online twice.

  • Can talk to her (Jane Carroll) about research and she can add info and give search tips to get better results.

  • When you sign into your library account you can save searches and the items

  • Can make folders to organised saved items

  • Can go to Google scholar through the library page so you can access more and not have to pay for them.

  • Interloan - the library will find the book for you and bring it in, free to do. Library homepage, about, borrowing and requesting, Interloan, connect.

  • Reference throughout so that you aren't left with a mess at the end. Refworks and endnote help keep track of all the referencing.

  • Refworks is supported by the university! Connect through university page. Set up an account. Have YouTube videos to help work the site but there are workshops as well.

  • Can do workshops through uni library, library homepage, study, workshops.

  • Books can be suggested/recommend if they aren't in the library.

Health and Safety:

  • Full document on Canvas

  • Don't block entrances/ exits and hallways

  • Sharp/dangerous objects need safety cones, tape, rope. Are able to use them but it needs to be managed.

  • Trip hazards and dangerous materials

  • report any incidents to office.

  • resin and any other strong smelling/chemical can't be done in studio - room for it between the metal and wood workshops.

Auckland Art Gallery

Ann Shelton

  • Has MFA from Colombia uni

  • One of NZ's most well known photographers.

  • High scale photos

  • displaces narratives, urban mythologies connected to site

  • documentary photographic style and NZ national identity through film

  • Public places:

  • Finds places where events happened either in real life, movies or books then photographs the scene. Especially when the even included violence.

  • Goes by local knowledge and internet research.

  • problimising the way people see photos of places and make assumptions about them.

  • journalism/detective/archiving

  • spectral evidence

  • how remains of an event can be found in 'empty' photographs. Not the even but the place where the event happened - she researches them then photographs them.

  • misinformation can become part of the work.

  • A library to scale:

  • Iraden idea - the idea of giving someone a new skin

  • shelves of books replicated to life size

  • archiving

  • empty shelf to represent that the project is on going/unfinished

  • Hitler Oak:

  • Hitler gave oak saplings to the gold medalists of an Olympic games and this project follows and photographs the (about) 40 that are findable.

  • she explained planting ceremonies and how some race didn't get that, and how some have had a tree replanted in its place because it died.

  • The City of Gold and Lead:

  • Only NZ suicide bomber in NZ (Neil Roberts) targeted the biggest computer which could track people digitally.

  • photos and collected evidence - signs marking the 30th anniversary.

  • recreated his final message with sparklers on the 30th anniversary.

  • double thinking - both believing and disbelieving at the same time.

  • installed the signs/work in the palce Roberts lived 6 months before the event - where he planned it!

She researches then goes to the place to photograph

just a photo of a place at first look but is loaded with meaning.

Exhibition: coloured walls - 'bruised' colours

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