Art Education in Portugal
Member of the European Regional Council
APECV
Teresa Eca
Av. S. Pedro 114 Routar
Torredeita
3510839 Viseu
PORTUGAL
website: http://www.apecv.pt/
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1. Membros
Membros da InSEA em Portugal: 32
Associações afiliadas: APECV
2. InSEA
A InSEA é conhecida em Portugal desde os anos setenta, professores portugueses de
Educação Artística têm participado nos congressos e exposições da InSEA ao longo dos
últimos vinte anos. O terceiro Congresso Regional Europeu da InSEA: ‘Aesthetic Education
Through The Arts in Europe’ foi realizado em Portugal em Julho de 1994. Vários membros da
InSEA Europa participaram no primeiro congresso Ibérico de Educação artística promovido
pela APECV no Instituto Superior da Maia, em Novembro de 2001.
3. Educação artística em Portugal
3.1. APECV
Associação de Professores de Comunicação E Expressão Visual inclui o centro de Formação
de Professores Almada Negreiros; um centro de recursos e um centro e investigação em
Educação Artística; publica duas vezes por ano a revista IMAGINAR; promove anualmente 2
seminários temáticos e um Encontro Nacional de professores.
Web Site: http://www.apecv.pt/
E-mail: [email protected]
3.2. ENSINARTE
Projecto "A Poética da Arte" e revista "ENSINARTE - revista das artes em
contexto educativo" uma edição do CESC - Centro de Estudos da Criança, do
Instituto de Estudos da Criança da Universidade do Minho - Site na internet:
http://www.iec.uminho/cesc/ensinarte
No site há uma base de dados que está a ser construída, do Projecto, bem como
os índices e resumos dos artigos da revista.
e-mail: [email protected]
periodicidade: 3/ano (inverno, primavera e outono)
3.3. Rede Ibérica de Educação Artística
Uma rede de professores, investigadores e agentes educativos nas artes, web site:
http://www.geocities.com/aiea2000/
4. Notícias: Congressos e Seminários
XVII Encontro da Asssociação de Professores de Expressão e Comunicação Visual : ‘Pontos
de vista em Arte e Educação’. Chaves, 14-15 de Abril 2006.
5. Formação Profissional
MA in ART, CRAFT AND DESIGN EDUCATION in Viana do Castelo-Portugal
The MA in Art, Craft & Design Education programme provides opportunities for teachers, lecturers, other
professionals working in a wide variety of educational contexts and those with interests and/or experience
in the field to investigate and analyse the role of art, craft and design in education. By critically reflecting
upon policy and professional practice and studying its location within a theoretical framework, students
should arrive at a broader knowledge and deeper understanding of their field.
The programme is unique in having a multicultural, international and cross-cultural focus and provides
opportunities for students to explore a range of theoretical and practical approaches to the study of art,
craft and design in education. Students can draw on the expertise of the University's Centre for Art
Education and International Research by attending regular seminars in a series featuring many respected
guest lecturers and speakers. Another key feature is the practical project that provides an opportunity for
students to develop their art practice in an educational context. A thorough research training provides
students with the skills and knowledge to undertake the dissertation and a foundation for those wishing to
continue
to MPhil/PhD study.
The programme is offered at the University of Surrey Roehampton and in Portugal in collaboration with
the Escola Superior de Educacao de Viana do Castelo since 1997. Applicants for the Portugal programme
should contact Dr Anabela Moura on tel: 258 - 806200 or email: [email protected] and may also
contact James Hall on (00) 44 -(0)20-8392-3272 or email
[email protected]
The modules studied are:
. Introduction to Art, Craft & Design Education
. Art, Craft & Design Education and Cultural Diversity
. Art, Craft & Design Education Practical Project
. Research Methods and Enquiry
. Dissertation
Curriculum Map
In Year One intensive modules are taught in Viana in September and February, followed by attendance at
a Summer School at the University of Surrey Roehampton in London in July.
In Year Two, further modules are taught and assessed in Viana whilst students complete a dissertation.
Completion is normally in two years.
Teaching and Assessment
The programme is taught through lectures, seminars, tutorials, workshops and individual research and is
assessed through written and practical assignments, case studies, research reports, exhibitions and
presentations.
Career Opportunities
The programme provides students with the enhancement of their professional skills and knowledge and
thus excellent preparation for senior posts in art, craft and design education or for study for a research
degree.