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Three pedagogical actions from a/r/tographic approach for the teaching of printmaking in art educaion
El grabado es una disciplina de m煤ltiples posibilidades expresivas y tanto el manejo e interiorizaci贸n de sus m茅todos, como la experimentaci贸n que deviene de ellos son factores que benefician distintos 谩mbitos de los procesos de ense帽anza aprendizaje. Un enfoque a/r/togr谩fico integra los roles de artista, docente e investigador, lo cual contribuye a las reflexi贸n de la pr谩ctica art铆stica desarrolladas dentro del trabajo de taller. Este ejercicio est茅tico es fundamental para orientar y proponer tres experiencias en tres contextos educativos; dos de ellas llevadas a cabo en el Museo Caja Granada. Todas ellas invitan al p煤blico en general y en la formaci贸n de maestros en particular y en el 谩mbito de la formaci贸n en Educaci贸n Art铆stica de un grupo de estudiantes de Educaci贸n Social de la Universidad de Granada, a interactuar con obras de la colecci贸n. Se trata de acciones sencillas que valoran el resultado individual y lo relaci贸n con el resto de participantes, construyendo colectivamente una obra en interacci贸n con su entorno. Los resultados alcanzados contribuyen finalmente a la cristalizaci贸n de una propuesta que re煤ne ocho criterios como ideas base para la ense帽anza y pr谩ctica del grabado aplicable, a otros posibles contextos educativos.Engraving is a discipline with multiple expressive possibilities and both the handling and internalization of
its methods and the experimentation that results from them are factors that benefit different areas of the
teaching and learning processes. An a/r/tographic approach (which brings together the roles of artist,
teacher and researcher in an inquiry) contributes to visualizing these affirmations by drawing on the artistic reflections and practices displayed and occurring within the workshop work. The aesthetic exercise is
fundamental for directing and proposing three experiences in three educational contexts; two of them are
developed in the Caja Granada Museum and invite the general public and primary education teachers
to interact with works of the collection while the third is deployed within the scope of professional training
in Artistic Education of a group of Social Education students from the University of Granada. These are
simple graphic actions that value the individual result and relate it to the rest of the participants, collectively
constructing a work in interaction with its place of development. The results achieved contribute finally to
the crystallization of a proposal that gathers eight criteria as basic ideas for the teaching and practice of
engraving applicable to other possible educational contexts