who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

education, creative briefs, creativity,
mixed-methodology, multiperspectives,
communicative
interaction
Lin Holdridge
Keywords Ph.D., research
methodology, Marcel Duchamp,
Pierre Bonnard, art education
Andrea Holland
Norwich University College of the
Arts, Francis House, 3-7 Redwell
Street, Norwich, NR2 4SN, United
Kingdom
Keywords collaboration, creativity,
language, the visual, innovation
Edward Hollis
Edinburgh College of Art, Interior
Design, 74 Lauriston Place,
Edinburgh, EH3 9DF, United
Kingdom
Keywords architecture, art education,
creative practice
contemporary fine art study, Art, Design & Communication in Higher
Education, 3.3, 149-162.
Lin Holdridge has produced a research report on the higher degree
research culture in art and design and the performing arts at the
University of Plymouth and in surrounding regional institutions. She is
currently engaged upon collaborative research projects in the field of
creative practice research and is based at the University of Plymouth.
› The Enactment of Thinking: creative practice research degrees, Journal of
Visual Art Practice, 2.1, 11-11.
› The enactment of thinking: the creative practice Ph.D., Journal of Visual Art
Practice, 4.2, 197-.
Andrea Holland is the course leader at Norwich University College of
the Arts for MA: Writing the Visual, while also teaching undergraduate
Creative Writing at UEA. She lived in the United States for fourteen
years where she earned a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at the
University of Massachusetts. Her collection of poetry, Borrowed, was
co-winner of the Poetry Business contest. She has published broadly in
the United Kingdom and the United States and is also a freelance
reader and writer. She currently lives in Norwich with her two sons.
› The good collusion defeats the Lone Ranger, Journal of Writing in Creative
Practice, 1.2, 117-121.
Edward Hollis studied Architecture at the Universities of Cambridge
and Edinburgh before joining a practice, working first on ruins and
follies in the coastal lagoons of Sri Lanka and then on Victorian villas,
old breweries and town halls in Scotland. He now teaches Interior
Design at Edinburgh College of Art.
› Tell tail tales: Mark Leckey and Edward Hollis in conversation, Journal of
Writing in Creative Practice, 2.3, 279-291.