The Echos of Memories: Phenomenological Approaches to Making and Meaning in Art Education
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Saturday 7 March 2026·7:00 pm
This session explores how memory, perception, and embodiment shape meaning-making in art education. Drawing on phenomenology and arts-based research, it presents strategies for engaging temporality and lived experience in artistic practice. Attendees will gain tools for cultivating reflective, inclusive, and perceptually rich learning environments in studio and academic settings.
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