Critical Pedagogy and Identity Workshop
This co-working series of workshops aimed to generate studio based learning and material via the collation of results from the students themselves.
The analog wall which now also can be viewed as a digital wall looked at the below statement as a starting point.
Humans live with complexity. Intersecting and hierarchical differences based on the indicators of identity (race, class, gender, sexual orientation and others) often make cross-cultural learning challenging. “Only the circle can accommodate the differences between all those people” (Elder Danny Musqua, June 2004).
Credits
Workshop: Ricardo Eversley
Photography: Ricardo Eversley
Studio based learning and material
A co-authored exercise
Tutor: Ricardo Eversley
Tutor: Ricardo Eversley
Exploring complexity and differences
The workshop aimed to explore the challenges around cross-cultural learning