Moral Imagination and the Writing Process with Dr Connal Lee

Guildhouse is a not for profit organisation that supports South Australian visual artists, craftspeople and designers to build and maintain sustainable careers.We help nurture and extend art practices and business development.We connect professional opportunities, markets and networks.

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A lunchtime workshop for writers, artists and creative people exploring the relationship between moral imagination and writing.

‘Does engaging with art, literature and story-telling make you a more ethical person?’ This lunchtime workshop for writers, artists and creative people of all levels of ability will explore the relationship between moral imagination and the writing process.As writers, we develop storylines, characters and themes without perhaps thinking critically about the values, principles and background experiences that we bring to bear when making decisions. The aim of this workshop is to get participants thinking about the values that underpin and inform their writing process, and to explore the ability, or inability, of the writer to walk in the shoes of others.Please bring along your moral imagination! You are also welcome to share ideas that you are currently working on, but no preparation is required.

ART WORKS is a collaborative program of residencies, curatorial mentorship and creative engagements, designed in partnership with the City of Adelaide to provide a city-based platform for artists, curators and writers to pursue new ways of working and engaging with audiences.

<aside>Image: ART WORKS Writer in Residence Connal Lee at the Adelaide City Library. Photograph: Sam Roberts.</aside>

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