Judy Willcocks
Title
Senior Research Fellow
College
Central Saint Martins
Email address
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Researcher Research
Biography
Judy is Head of Museum & Study Collection at Central Saint Martins, a member of teaching staff on CSM's MA Culture, Criticism and Curation and a Senior Research Fellow with an interest in museology, archives, curation and object-based learning. In 2012 Judy was co-founder of the Share Academy programme exploring how universities collaborate with museums and the wider cultural heritage sector. More recently she has developed a research interest in wellbeing, and is the co-convener (with Dr Joanne Morra) of the UAL Creative Practices, Education and Wellbeing Community of Practice.Grants and awards
(Figures indicate amount awarded to UAL)
- Arts Council of England, Share Academy: The Bigger Picture, £99,900.00, (2015-2016)
Research Outputs
Article
- Willcocks J, Barton G. Object-based self-enquiry: A multi- and trans- disciplinary pedagogy for transformational learning (2017)
- Willcocks J. Creative solutions: What can art and design pedagogy bring to social prescribing programmes? (2017)
- Green A, Willcocks J. Exploring the archive: live projects in a postgraduate learning setting
Book Section
- Willcocks J. The Pedagogic Prescription: art and design teaching practice and object-based wellbeing’ (2020)
- Willcocks J. Emphasising mutual benefit: rethinking the impact agenda through the lens of Share Academy (2017)
- Willcocks J. The Power of Concrete Experience: museum collections, touch and meaning-making in art and design pedagogy (2015)
Report
- Bonacchi C, Willcocks J. Realities and impacts of museum-university partnerships in England (2016)
- Dent K, Willcocks J. The impact of strategic agencies on university partnerships with cultural heritage organisations in England (2016)
Teaching
Current research students
- Julia Griffin, Between History and Memory. Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Morris and the Making of Kelmscott Manor (1871-1938). (Joint supervisor)
Past research students
- Miranda Felicity Caroline Garrett, Professional Women Interior Decorators in Britain, 1871 - 1899 (Joint supervisor)
Subjects
Curation and culture