ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2015October 29, 2015 AEST
The pot, the vase and the kettle: ‘Show not tell’ and the role of visual art
The pot, the vase and the kettle: ‘Show not tell’ and the role of visual art
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 19, Issue 2, 2015
- EditorialNigel Krauth, Kevin Brophy, Donna Lee Brien and Dallas J Baker
- Looking for excellence: A comparative review of the splintering of the Arts and the SciencesDominique HecqChristine HillStephen Theiler
- From the ‘mad’ poet to the ‘embodied’ poet: Reconceptualising creativity through cognitive science paradigmsMaria Takolander
- Poetry and risk: On the similarities between recital and compositionPaul Magee
- The pot, the vase and the kettle: ‘Show not tell’ and the role of visual artChristine Owen
- The reader-assembled narrative: Representing the random in print fictionBen Carey
- Semiotics and poetry – why the relational axes might yet increase our understanding of poetic practiceOwen Bullock
- Crossing shadows: Bridging the voices of hard-boiled detective and noir crime fictionChristopher Mallon
- Teaching behind bars: Challenges and solutions for creative writing classes in prisonCarolyn Beasley
- Rewriting the bereaved self: The role of narrative in rebuilding the self and constructing meaning following the loss of one’s spouseKatrin Den Elzen
- ‘Darling Adopted Daughter’: A practice-led exploration of adoption wounds through the writing of a memoirJo-Ann Sparrow
- TEXT poetry and prose October 2015Thom Conroy, Aaron Chapman, Andrew Leggett
- TEXT reviews October 2015Graeme HarperJulian NovitzRoss WatkinsJeri KrollShane StrangeJeremy FisherCarolyn BeasleyPaul SkrebelsMary PomfretNatalie Kon-yuKevin BrophyClare RhodenJo LangdonHelen GildfindRuby Todd
Owen, Christine. 2015. “The Pot, the Vase and the Kettle: ‘Show Not Tell’ and the Role of Visual Art.” TEXT 19 (2): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25374.