Practice question · Put in order
Arrange the questions a project involving other people must answer, in the order they should be asked.
- Are they collaborators with authorship, or material?
- What happens to them when the project ends?
- Have they consented on an accurate description of it?
- What do they get, and what does the artist get?
- What is the work actually asking of participants?
Hints
- Consent depends on knowing what is being asked.
- The question about what happens afterwards comes last.
Show the answer
- What is the work actually asking of participants?
- Have they consented on an accurate description of it?
- Are they collaborators with authorship, or material?
- What do they get, and what does the artist get?
- What happens to them when the project ends?
Why
The last question is the one most often left unasked and the one participants are most affected by. A project that convenes a community and ends when its funding does has made that ending part of what it made, whether or not anyone intended it.
Practise Methodologies of Creation
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More questions on Methodologies of Creation
- Which are true of adopting a constraint as a working method?
- Complete the account of methodology.
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- Sort each consideration by whether it belongs to POETICS or to SOCIAL IMPLICATION.
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- Why is "the participants had a good experience" an insufficient account of a participatory project?