Resources
Analysis, Engagement, Recommendations
Dr Sarah Jankowitz, Queen's University Belfast talks about the way art activities are measured, in the absence of shared definitions of peacebuilding and reconciliation.
Dr Alex Coupe, University of Liverpool, considers the limitations of processes for evaluating reconciliation funded arts projects, which fail to fully capture the complex dynamics of artist knowledge, participant experience and historal context.
**The Art for Reconciliation research team asked artists, arts producers, audiences and participants to work with us on a series of short films exploring key insights emerging from our research. Here, Deirder Robb, Mervyn Smyth and Ben Malcolmson reflect on role and legacy of photography as a way of representing the experience of conflict and post-conflict Northern Ireland as as way of opening up alternative perspectives.
**The Art for Reconciliation research team asked artists, arts producers, audiences and participants to work with us on a series of short films exploring key insights emerging from our research. Here, Ken Bartley, co-owner of ArtisAnn gallery, Belfast reflects on role and legacy of visual artists, representing the experience of the Troubles but also offering alternative perspectives.
**The Art for Reconciliation research team asked artists, arts producers, audiences and participants to work with us on a series of short films exploring key insights emerging from our research. Here, David Boyd, founder-director of Beat Carnival and the Belfast Carnival Parades, and artist John Quinn, reflect on their practice...
Interpreting the goals of Art for Reconciliation
The Brian Friel Theatre in the Queens Film Theatre University Road, Belfast BT7 1NN
Examining the funding of 'Art for Reconciliation': challenges and possibilities. Presented to delegates attending the first Exchange Forum at The Brian Friel Theatre, Queens’ University Belfast, 8 June 2019.
A Question of Design: Understanding the impact of art on reconciliation in post-conflict societies. A case study from Northern Ireland.
The Art for Reconciliation research team is asking artists, arts producers, audiences and participants to work with us on a series of short films exploring key concepts connected to our research.
A recording of the June 2021 discussion of research findings and policy implications by the academic team and the research advisory committee.
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