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In drawing, the verb hatch describes the rendering of closely drawn parallel lines that indicate areas of tone or shadow. The title HATCH was chosen for this drawing venture - with an eye to encompassing additional definitions of hatch as verb - terms associated with acts of incubation and emergence - or with making plans. HATCH’s objective is to provide a community and platform for drawing and/or drawing-related areas of research, practice and exploration.
The HATCH Drawing Project was co-found by Doctors Stpehanie Black & Lynn Imperatore in 2012 as part of the PLaCE Research Centre at the University of the West of England in Bristol. PLaCE has now become the PLaCE International Research Consortium, most recently affiliated with the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design at the University of Dundee, Scotland.
PLaCE International is a research consortium of creative individuals that addresses issues of site, location, context and environment at the intersection of many disciplines and practices. It is a peer-reviewed, member-owned research collective for environmentally active researchers.
CENTRE/SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS
www.substructuredloss.org
www.facebook.com/substructuredloss/
Process Arts
http://process.arts.ac.uk
Thinking through Drawing
http://www.thinkingthroughdrawing.org
TRACEY
Drawing and Visualisation Research
http://www.lboro.ac.uk/microsites/sota/tracey/
Established in 2009, the CENTRE OFR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS is a Canadian organisation dedicated to the development of applied grief & bereavement research.Documented through the use of practice-lbased/led methods within art and sciences; comprised of work from an interdisciplinary network of creative & technical practitioners; the CENTRE is committed to the advancement of the arts and sciences: providing programmingin support of education; public and professional engagement; and the development of field research in partnership with local, national, and international academic bodies, institutions, foundations and non-profits.
The Drawing Research Network (DRN) was established in 2001 as part of the The Big Draw. The DRN is an international network of individuals and institutions who are involved in some way with improving our understanding of drawing, through professional practice, education or general interest.
Process.arts is a grass roots web2.0 open educational environment for sharing day-to-day arts practice and research of staff and students, currently provides a new ‘open learning’ space to the University of the Arts London (UAL) that straddles the institution/educational (formal learning) environment and the social (informal learning) environment.
We are an interdisciplinary education and research network. We host drawing symposia, foster collaboration, publish on drawing and cognition and run educational courses and workshops
TRACEY is the site for drawing and visualisation research. We aim to stimulate, host and publish diverse perspectives on drawing and visualisation to/for a community of researchers, practitioners, educators and students. We advocate the value of drawing and visualisation in professional and educational contexts. Our aims are facilitated through three central activities: as host for the Drawing Research Network (DRN), as an open access online journal, and as a project space.
