International Society for Education through Art
The International Society for Education through Art ( InSEA ) is an international association founded in 1951 to promote cultural education, aesthetic education and the exploration of art.
history
InSEA was founded in 1951 during a seminar on arts education held in Bristol under the auspices of UNESCO . The seminar, entitled The Visual Arts in General Education, was attended by 20 nations. The first constitution was written in Paris in 1954. The first president was Edwin Ziegfeld . In 1963, a treaty granted InSEA the status of a consultative organization to UNESCO. In the same year it merged with the FEA (Fédération Internationale pour l'Éducation Artistique), an international association for art education founded in Bern in 1904
Congresses
World Congresses took place in: The Hague, Netherlands (1937); Manila, Philippines (1960, 1990); Montreal, Canada (1963); Prague, Czechoslovakia (1966); New York, USA (1969, 2002); Coventry, United Kingdom (1970); Zagreb, Yugoslavia (1972); Sevres, France (1975); Adelaide, Australia (1978), Rotterdam, Netherlands (1981); Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1984); Hamburg, Germany (1987); Brisbane, Australia (1999); Viseu, Portugal (2006) and Osaka, Japan (2008).
Regional congresses took place in: Baden, Austria (1980); Nicosia, Cyprus (1982); Sofia, Bulgaria (1983); Bath, United Kingdom (1985); Vancouver, Canada (1986); Lagos, Nigeria (1988); Stockholm, Sweden (1988); Cairo, Egypt (1989); Helsinki, Finland (1992); Lisbon, Portugal (1994); Taichung, Republic of China and Manila, Philippines (1995); Glasgow, Great Britain (1997); Tokyo, Japan (1998); Poznań, Poland (2000); Stockholm / Helsinki / Tallinn (2003); Istanbul, Turkey (2005); Karlsruhe / Heidelberg (2007); Rovaniemi, Finland (2010).
Others
InSEA publishes the International Journal of Education Through Art, which appears three times a year .
The Association of German Art Teachers is a member of the International Society for Education through Art.
literature
- Boerma, A. (1958). International Society for Education through Art, INSEA, Second General Assembly, the Hague, Netherlands, 19th-23rd August 1957 / La Societe Internationale Pour l'Education Artistique, INSEA Deuxieme Assemblee Generale. [International Issue] Art Education, 11 (3). 7-8 + 10-17 + 19-21.
- Boughton, D. (2010) InSEA's Future Role in Art Education. Past President's Forum InSEA World Congress, Osaka Japan, Aug 9, 2008
- Read, HE (1954). Education through Art. (3rd edition). New York, Pantheon Books.
- Read, HE (1949). Education for peace. New York: C. Scribner's Sons.
- Smith, RA (Ed.) (1978). The International Society for Education through Art InSEA. [Special Issue] Journal of Aesthetic Education, 12 (2).
- Smith, R., & Smith, CM (Eds.) (1984). Defining Cultural and Educational Relations - An International Perspective. [Special Issue]. Journal of Aesthetic Education, 18 (2).
- Steers, J. (2001). InSEA: A Brief History and a Vision of its Future Role. International Journal of Art & Design Education 20 (2), 215-229.
Web links
Individual evidence
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