@inbook{c866e484851141fe86a064c91675eb86,
title = "Visually Provoking: Dissertations in Art Education",
abstract = "Chapter:'An Alarming Journey'Jackie Batey (UK), Linda Knight (Aus)Practice-based research can be highly speculative as often it{\textquoteright}s embarked upon with no clear end in sight, the act of research in itself can reveal new directions and discoveries (something that is important to artists/illustrators) but this process can also reveal anxieties that seem to be inherent in practice-based research. (see. Candlin, F. (2000) A proper anxiety? Practice-based PhDs and academic unease.)The authors, who hold PhDs in illustration practices, trouble the notion of the {\textquoteleft}method{\textquoteright} of practice- based research by {\textquoteleft}co-illustrating{\textquoteright} our working methodologies . As two artists that have completed a PhD by practice, we visually describe our processes to explore methodological similarities and wild differences. We contribute an {\textquoteleft}artistic interlude{\textquoteright} comprising archived materials from our PhDs to show our working process from the identifying of a research question through to resolution in terms of artefact",
keywords = "Art, Education, practice based PhDs, Illustration, Authorship, Literature, Artist's Book, Learning & Teaching",
author = "Linda Knight and Jacqueline Batey",
note = "This book is now available as PDF. A printed version will also be produced, I will be given details when this is available.",
year = "2019",
month = jan,
day = "7",
language = "English",
pages = "110--118",
editor = "Irwin, {Rita L.} and Anita Sinner and Timo Jokela",
booktitle = "Visually Provoking",
publisher = "University of Lapland Press",
}