Weaving Transition: Exploring Collaborative Art-Making and Pedagogy
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Saturday 7 March 2026·10:00 pm
Weaving Transition is a dynamic presentation exploring the process, strategies, and educational impact of participatory, collaborative art-making. Drawing on my experience facilitating large-scale public art projects, including an immersive woven structure at a Beijing festival, this session will share methods for engaging communities, fostering creativity, and encouraging reflection on transitions in teaching, learning, and professional identity. Attendees will gain practical tools, insights into managing collaborative projects, and strategies to adapt these approaches for classrooms and communities.
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