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Jo Scott: artist-researcher New 3 Jan, 2025

Recording of invited discussion about practice research at MeCCSA

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It was a delight to be invited to be in conversation with Dr Roy Hanney about ‘bridging the discussion between creative practice and scholarship’, as part of the Creative Practice research seminars, hosted by the MeCCSA Practice Network. The discussion was rich, detailed and engaging – the recording is available below. Enjoy!

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joanneemmascott (2025). Recording of invited discussion about practice research at MeCCSA. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/2025/01/03/recording-of-invited-discussion-about-practice-research-at-meccsa/

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