Sam Ingleson

Programme Leader

• Allerton Studios G05
• T: 0161 295 4695
• E: s.j.ingleson@salford.ac.uk
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Monday: 9.00am – 5.00pm teaching – Level 4 Studio

Tuesday: 9.00am – 7.00pm MA Studio

Wednesday: 9.00am - 5.00pm G05

Co-founder and Artistic Director of Artists and Education C.I.C until June 2010 Artists and Education devised, delivered, monitored and evaluated artists residencies with young people and provided CPD courses for artists and teachers. Sam was the Visual Arts Director for the Step Up festival and through Artists and Education have worked with University of Salford, Creative Partnerships, the Arts Council and Salford City Council and Manchester City Council and worked for Arts Council England as Artsmark Validator for 3 years.

Sam Ingleson is a multi media visual artist who’s art practice is centred in social engagement and participatory performances. Her core research themes are the exploration of creative space and engagement in the formation of artistic strategies that include makers and performers, her current interest is collaborating to developing board games that bring groups of people together to celebrate, learn or reflect. In 2011 Sam was awarded a  VC Research Scholarship to develop this research and is currently working with staff and students from across the University to create a board game specifically for undergraduate students to play as part of their induction into University

Websites : www.gunstogoods.org www.showmetal.co.uk

Twitter : @samingleson @MArtdesSalfordU

Tumblr : http://www.tumblr.com/blog/samingleson

Skype : creativeeducationsalford

Sam is the Programme Leader and tutor for the MA Creative Education and Award Leader on the MA Art & Design; Creative Education. Sam is also the Level 4 leader and tutor on BA Visual Arts.  

Academic Qualifications:

Vice Chancellor Early Career Researcher, Scholar 2012

PG Certificate in Academic Practice, University of Salford, July 2012

Master of Contemporary Fine Art, University of Salford, July 2008.

BA (Hons) Visual Art & Culture, University of Salford, July 1998

Professional Memberships:

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Member: The Centre for Media, Art & Design Research and Engagement (MADRE)

Member: Games and Learning, an association for Learning Technologies Special Interest Group

Publications

Sam Ingleson – List of Publications

Feb 2011: *      ‘Supporting Arts and Enterprise Skills through Creative Engagement  with the Local Area.’ International Journal of the Arts in Society, 5, co-author; Paul Haywood.

May 2008 *      ‘REdGENERATION: Social Art; Social Action’: Refereed Journal Paper, International Journal of the Arts in Society: Volume Co author; Paul Haywood

Conferences (from 2007):

Sept 2012 *    ‘The Art of Enterprise Activism’; 7th Conference of the European Research  Network,Sociology of the Arts. Institute for Music Sociology, Vienna, Austria. co- presenter; Paul Haywood.

May 2011: *   ‘Goods to Guns; Arming Social Enterprise with the Arts.’ 6th International Conference on the Arts in Society. Theme: Social, Political and Community  Agendas. Berlin. Paper submitted for publication, co-author; Paul Haywood.

Sept 2010:  *     ‘Supporting Arts and Enterprise Skills in Communities through Creative  Engagement with the Local Area’; International Entrepreneurship Educators  Conference, Cardiff University co-author; Paul Haywood.

April 2010:        Workshop Title: ‘”Speculating for Gold”; Socio-Geographic Painting and the Artist as researcher working within Regeneration and Urban Renewal.wit  co-authors Max Kennedy and Paul Haywood.  International Conference on  ‘Claiming Creativity: Art Education in CulturalTransition’.  

Columbia College Chicago in partnership with ELIA.

Jun2 2009         ‘Proposal’ SAGSET – 39th Annual Conference, Society for the Advancement of  Games & Simulations in Education and Training. Leeds Metropolitan University. Conference & Paper.

April 2007:  *     ‘Social Art; Social Industry’, conference paper (co-author Paul Haywood), Common Work: Socially Engaged Practice Conference by University of Stirling, Glasgow.

March 2007: *   ‘REdGENERATION: SALFORD’ conference paper (co-author – Paul Haywood), 6^th International Conference on Discourses, Power and Resistance: Talking Truth to Power.