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Posted on 07/14/2013 10:54:34 AM PDT by Taxman
Sir John Dalberg-Acton famously observed, Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. No federal agency enjoys more power than the absolute power wielded by the Internal Revenue Service. Its little wonder, then, that under this power-drunk Obama regime, the IRS has become corrupted absolutely. Its become the hammer to this presidents favorite nail: political dissent.
The bureaucratic cats out of the bag, and the evidence is undeniable. The Obama IRS has been illegally targeting conservative, Christian and Jewish groups and individuals for political retaliation, intimidation and, ultimately, destruction. These revelations have spurred calls for criminal prosecution and even impeachment. Still, little has been said about how to prevent such Stalinist abuses of power in the future. Advertisement
Weve been over-thinking the problem. Sometimes complicated questions come with easy answers. I wish I could take credit for it, but while I was participating in a recent meeting in Washington, D.C., Judson Phillips, founder of Tea Party Nation, hit on the simple solution. The Constitution is a great place to go in order to rein in the rampant and repeated abuses at the IRS, he suggested. Namely, the Fourth Amendment, which guarantees the following:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
No individual and especially no federal agency is above the law. Regrettably, and largely through both citizen and government acquiescence, the IRS has been brandishing arbitrary and extra-constitutional authority, unchecked, for well over a century.
Imagine if the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, or the ATF suddenly began searching and seizing the persons, houses, papers, and effects, of millions of U.S. citizens every year without a warrant without probable cause or even reasonable suspicion that any criminal or civil violation had occurred. People would be outraged, and for good reason. Such actions would rightly and universally be decried as unconstitutional. The lawsuits would fly, heads would roll and the courts would immediately shut down such unreasonable searches and seizures. This is exactly the kind of government tyranny our founders endeavored to thwart.
So why has the IRS been allowed to do just that to violate, systemically and systematically, the Fourth Amendment? How is it that this one federal agency, with neither probable cause nor a warrant, is permitted to invade your privacy and confiscate your houses, papers and effects on a whim? How is it that if you fail to comply with their warrantless searches and seizures, they have the authority to ruin you financially and even throw you in prison?
No warrant? No problem. When the IRS arbitrarily and capriciously says jump, America opens its doors wide and says, how high? Is this the IRS or the ISS? Either way, its time that we the people put an end to this unconstitutional abuse of power.
At least some good has come from Mr. Obamas IRS-gate scandal. Its exposed the unprecedented depths to which corruption has burrowed its way from the top down. Its also underscored the autocratic nature of the contemporary IRS beast. Its unified many Republicans, Democrats and independents around this fundamental reality: America must de-politicize the IRS.
Politicians on both sides of the aisle love to pay lip service to a need for tax reform. Well, honorable sirs and madams, put up or shut up. Its time for a new federal Taxpayer Bill of Rights. A centerpiece to such legislation must be the simple codification of that which the Fourth Amendment already mandates; namely, that, when conducting searches and seizures (aka, audits), the IRS must adhere to the same U.S. Constitution that restricts every other federal agency.
Such a bill, notes Phillips, would codify as federal law that no IRS audit (or any other agency audit) of a person, organization or business could be conducted without first having the IRS agent (or agent of the agency conducting the audit) to prepare an affidavit that is sworn to in front of a federal judge, federal magistrate or a tax court judge that states with specificity why there is probable cause to believe the audit will result in either the discovery of criminal activities or the discovery of civil wrong doing. It will be the functional equivalent of a search warrant.
Phillips is on to something big here. Especially when you consider this last minor factoid: The IRS is also the OEA: the Obamacare Enforcement Agency.
If that doesnt send a chill down your spine, then nothing will.
What do you get when you cross one tyrannical, hyper-politicized bureaucratic beast with another?
You get tyranny on steroids. You also get one happy Barack Hussein Obama.
Contact your legislators and A) respectfully request that they re-constitutionalize the IRS; B) that the IRS be required to observe the Fourth Amendment; and C) that they hold this president accountable for his unprecedented and despicable abuse of executive authority.
Finally, request that Congress pass a new Taxpayer Bill of Rights that covers all of the above.
Matt Barber (@jmattbarber on Twitter) is an attorney concentrating in constitutional law. He serves as Vice President of Liberty Counsel Action.
Have at this one, FReepers!
A most excellent article!
The fairtax would also solve these problems. By taxing consumption and not income, it would give us the chance to actually control the amount of taxes we pay.
But the "entitled" folks I've talked to don't like the fairtax—they seem to be able to sniff out the fact that Congress has helped to make them entitled by manipulating the tax code through legislation and the IRS.
The IRS does not obey the existing Bill of Rights. We are idiots if we think they would obey new laws. They are fundamentally corrupt.
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated..."
This is why we cannot have a federal agency like the IRS that is devoted to searches and seizure. There should be NO direct federal taxation. Let the federal government collect from the States, as a percentage of whatever each state collects. The CATO Institute calls this Reverse Revenue Sharing(pdf).
Thanks for the response, Guns.
I posted this article because I thought it a thoughtful place to initiate a discussion.
As you say, the FairTax would solve the problem, but as I see it, we have to start dismantling the machinery somewhere, somehow.
I'd prefer to use one large explosion and replace the income tax with the FairTax and abolosh the IRS in one fell swoop.
But, we may have to do it incrementally, say start with this, and then move on, piece by piece.
HSAT, if, in this toxic environment, we cannot stir up enough Americans to, metaphorically, march on WDC and thrrow out the bad guys and the bad laws and the bad agencies, America is done!
And, that would be a sad day, because what America stands for is FReedom, and if that goes away, FReedom in the world may not reappear for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.
I commend to you a book: "The 5,000 Year Leap" by W. Cleon Skousen.
Ultimately, FairTax is about FReedom, as America used to be.
It still can be!
Only one way, get rid of it...
Make corruption a capital offense. Off a few of these assholes and attitudes would change.
I like that idea!
You have got exactly the right idea!
But let us start somewhere.
The apparatchiks have been emboldened by this communist arch criminal in the WH like never before.
The corrupt political class from both parties and the federal workers will NEVER voluntarily give up their ability to extort money from us chumps that work for a living outside the beltway.
Change must come from outside, led by a POTUS that comes to DC with one purpose.
To destroy the apparatus.
I don't disagree with you. Wanted to start the conversation and raise the visibility of American anger at our government.
I advocate for the FairTax, and passing HR 25 would solve the problem.
Clinton used the IRS the same way.
> "Imagine if the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, or the ATF suddenly began searching and seizing the persons, houses, papers, and effects, of millions of U.S. citizens every year without a warrant without probable cause ..."
> "So why has the IRS been allowed to do just that to violate, systemically and systematically, the Fourth Amendment? How is it that this one federal agency, with neither probable cause nor a warrant, is permitted to invade your privacy and confiscate your houses, papers and effects on a whim?"
You know that I am disciple, promoter and supporter of the FairTax.
But this 4th Amendment angle has already been tried and the result is that people go to prison.
The government has an implied warrant to check and search for financial records. We 'volunteer' to report our income but if we don't report it or we do report it but there is evidence that we misreported it, then the IRS has reason to investigate. We can stall and not cooperate and they will then take it to tax court where we can found in contempt and go to prison.
The criminal investigation division of the IRS can also be called to a case but usually it is for high profile cases in order to send a message. Fear tactics are employed abundantly and they work.
Despite all the injustices that have occurred, despite all of the false flags and politically targeted intrusions, despite all of these things under the awful Income tax code, there has to be a means of enforcement.
The FairTax also has a means of enforcement. A tax court will still be employed to reign in abuse on both sides. But the FairTax enforcement provisions are so much more efficient and transparent, the means of paying tax is so easier to do and so easy to see in plain light, that the IRS looks like the dark ages, and it is indeed a relic of the dark ages.
The thing we have to do is to wake people up by education and activism. Here's a list of what needs to be done:
* Develop and support on average 3000 FairTax activists in each Congressional district. 3000 is the magic number that will turn the Congress member around to support HR25.
* Gain control of both chambers of Congress with strong conservative principles. Then immediately draft a Consumer Act of Tax Transparency to comprise printing on every retail receipt an estimate of the percentage of the final retail price, less state and local sales taxes, that is due to federal embedded taxation. In other words, hammer the point home on what the price of RETAIL goods and services would be if no income tax existed by printing a short one sentence statement on the percentage of the price due to federal taxation.
* Organize a series grassroots caravan tours of the countryside that promotes the Fairtax at every imaginable event from urban holiday picnics to countryside rodeos; everything and everywhere. Use printed retail receipts to inform the public that the FairTax is simply going to replace the Income tax and the prices will be just about the same. Educate that the FairTax is not a spending reform, not a means of getting more tax revenue out of the existing economy, not in addition to income tax.
People simply are not yet educated on what the FairTax is. It took 51 years to make the income tax without apportionment constitutional. The FairTax is only about 11 to 12 years in existence. It takes time and energy to get the public onboard with it.
We can do it for sure. Because once a person commits to sit down and read about the FairTax, and they finally have a Eureka moment, they get it! And they never let it go.
The problem is it's damn near impossible to get the public to sit down and study for a few days an alternative tax system that can make their lives so much better.
So we need tools to help get in their face about it. And the retail slip labeling law is one tool to get it done. Think about all the nutritional labeling that now goes on. It would be so easy to print on a receipt or to post on a placard "Federal law requires that you be informed that 22% of your purchase was due to federal level taxation including business income and payroll taxes".
Then the educational tour needs to inform retirees and pensioners, and in fact every American citizen and permanent resident, that although they will pay a National Retail Sales Tax (NRST) of about 23% of the total RETAIL purchase, they will be refunded taxes in the form of a Rebate up to the level of the essentials of living. In other words, retirees and pensioners living at the poverty line will not be taxed, and in general
Taxman Bravo Zulu!
Bigun, can you get the essence of the post to AFFT HQ?
That is so true, and, as in Obongo Bozo's case, the media covered for him, so the story became a non-issue.
I think Obongo Bozo stuck his stick into a bigger hornet's nest than Slick Willy did.
Plus, Obongo Bozo is not nearly as popular as Slick was.
I am confident that this story will end differently than Slick's.
It is up to us to make that happen!
You are so right!
And, it is up to US to make that happen!
I don't like the "fair tax" because its imposition will lead to the "both taxes." I cannot be convinced the income tax will be eliminated, even if we repeal the 16th.
The only fix will be a revolution. No one in power wants to remove the money machine. Not anyone.
Let us try it at the ballot box in November, 2014.
We'll have a better sense of what comes next after that event.
the IRS cannot be re-constitutionalized, because it is in of itself unconstitutional. The country is supposed to run on tariffs, not income tax.
"Let us try it at the ballot box in November, 2014.
Well have a better sense of what comes next after that event."
Lucy holding that football again. "Next election!" No thanks. We're not getting any younger. Rather get this crap over with.
The idea is to get started — put the bastards on defense and keep attacking.
Eat the elephant one bite at a time?
2014 election.
We have more control over Representatives and Senators, and the off-year elections generally have a lower turnout.
So, primary the RINOS with conservative candidates, help them win, and then electem in November.
If, given the liberty destroying IRS scandals now being revealed, we cannot rid this nation of a tax system and a Gestapo-like enforcement agency better suited to Nazi Germany or the turd world satrapy obozo and his lackeys are designing for us, the America we older folks knew and loved WILL SOON BE H.I.S.T.O.R.Y.!!
This won't be easy: The statists in BOTH parties use the tax code (so named because it is in a code written by congressional trolls kept chained in the Capitol sub-basement and understood by NO ONE) and the IRS for their Utopian social engineering schemes, behavior modification and — surprise, surprise — reward their friends and punish their enemies and generally keep us "in line".
They MUST be defeated!
Don't our kids and grandkids deserve the same chances we had???
The FAIR TAX — a visible and clearly stated tax on CONSUMPTION — would eliminate the Marxist tax on INCOMES and the IRS!!
Sorry, Dick. I cannot be convinced to accept both taxes. No matter how many capital letters you use.
THAT problem — and most all the others — can be solved in 2014 and beyond by electing candidates who have read and understand the Constitution and rejecting RINOs!
That said, given where we find ourselves under the most corrupt regime in my 70 years, if you think we're going to get from where we are now back to a tax system the Founders would like, you ignore the fact that the morons who elected obozo and his Chicago crime syndicate are still out there. Many of us see the Fair Tax as a way-station en-route back to such a system. It would have the added benefit of reducing the IRS to a few hundred people who could teach line dancing, issue government credit cards to their fellow IRS thugs, provide acting lessons for those neat home videos, schedule resort venue "conferences", book Presidential Suite lodging for the "capos" and burn 501(C)(4) applications for Tea Party groups.
Yup. Substituting one corrupt bunch for another is not an option. The underlying problem is we've reached that point where the majority has figured out they can vote themselves largesse from the treasury, and some minds much greater than mine have observed it's hopeless after that.
Dear Cyber,
Please let me have your street address. From the abysmally hopeless tone of your last post, you'll no doubt he sticking your head into your gas oven shortly. I'd like to swing by and pick up your stuff before the odor of decomposition becomes too objectionable.
They were smart when they built my house...all-electric. But yeah, I do sound hopeless when I talk about the tipping point of takers/makers we just passed. It's damned depressing what's happening to our once great country.
Thanks for your concern, old FRiend. It's what makes FR head and shoulders above the rest. (Just ask Vic Morrow. Ouch! Horrible joke...) Mrs. Liberty will probably have my corpse picked up before it ruins everything.
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- King James Bible: Mark, Chapter 16
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MA Arts and Education Practices is for those who work, or intend to work, in contexts where art and education are important. It critically examines the interconnections of art and art education using two pathways: theory and practice-led.
Whether at the beginning of your career or an experienced educator, this course enables you to combine modules that suit your needs and interests. We have strong links with numerous schools, galleries and arts organisations across the region.
This course is part of the Art Based Masters programme. To find out more details about the programme please view our brochure.
If you're looking to start this course in 2017, it's important to know that the content and structure are undergoing a substantial review and are likely to be different to what is outlined here. We'll publish more detailed information about the changes over the next few months. If you're starting in 2016, the course content/structure won't be affected by the review.
This stimulating course offers you a specialist education in Arts and Education Practices.
The theory-led pathway enables you to work towards in-depth study in an area of your choosing. Dissertation research can make a real difference in your workplace and help establish new career options for the future. This pathway enables those already working in education to base most of their research in the workplace.
The practice-led pathway will help you extend or re-engage with your own art practice – ideal if you're a professional working in a diverse range of art educational situations. This course will help your professional development by connecting with creative practice. You will have the opportunity to personalise your learning through the modules you choose. This prepares you for life as a professional artist-educator, a PhD researcher or to work in other career areas.
There is scope to work in real educational situations and to be involved with live projects. You will have the opportunity to work with other students to organize exhibitions in the city and our academic team is highly experienced with national and international research profiles. Course director Carol Wild is an arts educationalist and author with 15 years' experience in education and Jo Fursman is an artist and arts educationalist whose doctoral study is on participatory practice and innovative educational strategies.
You will be located at Birmingham School of Art (Margaret Street), a fine example of Venetian Gothic architecture and an impressive purpose built Grade I listed art school.
"The benefits of becoming part of a creative community outside the school challenged my thinking about my role as an artist and educator. I found the entire experience fulfilling personally and professionally. Becoming engaged in making my own art work again; thinking and contextualising my work as an artist has encouraged me to extend this into the classroom and challenge my students to do the same." Claire Thomas (graduated 2010), has since become Head of Art, Belgrave High School, Tamworth
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All Art Based Master's (ABM) courses consist of two core modules (specialist and discipline specific); two common core modules (followed by all ABM students) and a range of option modules (shared by all ABM students) from which you chose to undertake two in Stage 1. You may also follow another option module in Stage 2.
Theory-led pathway
Narratives in Arts and Design Education - core module
30 credits
This module explores histories of art and design education between the fifteenth and late twentieth centuries. Narrative themes are introduced in relationship to art and art educational practices and the influence of educational beliefs upon the nature of art education. These periods and influences are also examined within ideological/cultural frameworks.
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15 credits
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Select either Narratives in Arts and Design Education or Global Innovations in Arts Practice Education.
Narratives in Arts and Design Education
15 credits
This module explores histories of art and design education between the fifteenth and late twentieth centuries. Narrative themes are introduced in relationship to art and art educational practices and the influence of educational beliefs upon the nature of art education. These periods and influences are also examined within ideological/cultural frameworks.
Global Innovations in Arts Practice Education
30 credits
This module examines arts and education since 2000. It maps contemporary educational and artistic trends, and the political and cultural contexts within which art education is located internationally. Indicative topics: Governmental initiatives, new technologies, globalisation, intercultural considerations, application to contexts, formal school-based, museum and gallery education and participatory community arts.
Advanced Practice
30 credits
This module is self-directed and allows you to build on your artistic practice in relationship to a range of option modules thus helping to challenge your thinking whilst re-orientating your practice through experimentation in relationship to theory and context. You'll have an opportunity to acquire new skills in other media.
Select one option module at 15 credits
15 credits
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Theory-led pathway
Global Innovations in Arts Practice Education
30 credits
This module examines arts and education since 2000. It maps contemporary educational and artistic trends, and the political and cultural contexts within which art education is located internationally. Indicative topics: Governmental initiatives, new technologies, globalisation, intercultural considerations, application to contexts, formal school-based, museum and gallery education and participatory community arts.
Research in Practice
15/30 credits
This module enables you to develop and apply the knowledge and understanding you have gained and introduces you to research strategies in the arts in a series of methodology talks, workshops and student led seminars. It gives you the opportunity to adopt approaches in research applicable to your own activities.
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Research in Practice
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This module enables you to develop and apply the knowledge and understanding you have gained and introduces you to research strategies in the arts in a series of methodology talks, workshops and student led seminars. It gives you the opportunity to adopt approaches in research applicable to your own activities.
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15 credits
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You will complete a final presentation / dissertation.
Final Presentation / Dissertation
60 credits
This module allows you to build on the knowledge gained so far and enables you to synthesise and resolve your artistic practice or dissertation. You will work together to organise a public exhibition, develop an equivalent presentation or submit a dissertation. You may also present both practical and written work.
The Art Based Master's Programme is an integrated framework that allows you to build your own course. Core modules in any given course become option modules in all other courses. You will have an opportunity to engage with students from diverse learning and professional experiences. Various freestanding options are available.
The option modules are:
Art in the Public Realm
15 credits
This module addresses ways in which art can be mobilised to improve people's lived experience. It considers how notions of the public, public and community art are defined and examines issues and debates of inclusion, access, identity/difference, government and regional arts policy and the importance of documentation, accountability and evaluation.
Arts, Health and Therapeutic
15 credits
This module explores art and the therapeutic benefits of making, practice as a set of three activities concerning the relationship between three elements: the creator, the art object and another who facilitates. The module explores professional meanings and theoretical frameworks thus equipping you with the knowledge to negotiate the field.
Arts Policy and Cultural Planning
15 credits
This module examines arts' processes and contexts and their relationship to the State. It considers the UK's history of cultural policy since WWII and the impact of the Arts Council. Main themes include: the history of arts policy, contemporary policy‐making, and examining various funding systems to develop successful grant applications.
Changing Paradigms
15 credits
This module explores visual culture focusing on methodologies, critical theory, cultural studies and historiography of the discipline. Various analytical tools are experienced: iconographical analysis, formalism, semiology, social contextualisation, post-colonialism and theories of representation. You will examine the cultural politics that continually frame knowledge and the theoretical models for deconstructing it.
Contemporary Curatorial Practice
15 credits
You will work collaboratively to present/develop artworks that relate to a specific context or setting whilst developing an awareness of issues of space, place and location and the interrelationships between individual works in a given site or context. You will work as a team toward the realisation of the project.
Contemporary Philosophy and Aesthetics
15 credits
This module examines why and how the fine arts can be explored when the foundations of modern/contemporary political philosophy and its relation to the social are at the forefront of scholarship. It sets the stage, epistemologically and methodologically, giving you a critical knowledge of the complexities underlying our contemporary world.
Creative Publishing and Public Dissemination
15 credits
This module explores publishing as a dynamic contemporary art-form, a vehicle for disseminating ideas and an exploration of radical formats for bringing your art to a wider public arena. Emphasis is placed on practical outcomes and the exploration of creative modes of dissemination whilst exploring contemporary debates surrounding artists' publishing.
Discourses in Art and Design
15 credits
This module examines key concepts in western art and design from mid-nineteenth century onwards. Through chronologically arranged presentations, topical issues are introduced from across art and design. Indicative topics: the western canon; approaches and methodologies; design ethics; the changing role of the artist; primitivism and ethnography; postmodern fashion and gender.
Managing Arts Events and Projects
15 credits
This module examines the role of events and exhibitions: selecting venues, interpersonal skills, audience development and qualitative and quantitative analysis. The module explores concepts and themes in event management: developing relationships, integrating multiple sub-events, sustaining and developing brands. You will also consider the marketing, planning, managing and evaluating of events.
Models and Methods of Curatorial Practice
15 credits
The module examines: curatorial practice and exhibition making; the museum and gallery as context and framework; artist-run space; the rise of the artist/curator and alternative curatorial practices and contexts; curating for new media and technologies and craft and design. It considers issues of audience and project development for social inclusion.
Photography and the Archive
15 credits
This module explores the relationship between photography and the archive, the definition and application of documentary photography in relationship to the archive through theoretical and practical methods. It interrogates ideas of objectivity and indexical veracity, demanding an inquisitive approach to questions on the uses of historic and contemporary archive material.
Photography as Research
15 credits
Employing theoretical and practical methods this module explores the spectrum of therapeutic photography when the image is a tool for enhanced self-awareness. A key question concerns the role of the technology of photography in framing our world. The module therefore examines the ethical and participatory concerns of therapeutic photographic practice.
Queer Strategies in Practice
15 credits
This module explores queer models of practice that examine the complex relationships between image and text, making and writing, modes of representation, performativity and queering. Indicative topics: historical representation and societal change, queer practices beyond representation, queer figures, affective reading, contemporary art, activist and interventionist strategies, film and collaborative practice.
Small Arts Business Set-up
15 credits
This module explores entrepreneurship and small business start-up within the arts and creative industries and how entrepreneurial ideas are formed. Indicative topics: arts and creative industries; cultural entrepreneurs; economic development role of entrepreneurship within the arts, creative industries and society; practicalities of business start-up and business operations within the sector.
Social Practice in the Visual Arts
15 credits
This module examines art as social practice and models of art practice in social contexts: urban, rural and transnational contexts and places of labour, health, post-conflict and post-traumatic societies. It considers the history and development of social practice and the impact it has as a generative and transformative artistic activity.
Strategic Marketing for the Arts
15 credits
The module addresses the central role of marketing in modern business and explores the design and construction of brand identities, the role of creativity in advertising and marketing, and the importance of understanding consumers. Indicative topics: advertising; marketing strategy; market research and consumer psychology in the arts and creative industries.
Technical Methods and Workshop Practice
15 credits
The module is workshop-led that enables you to engage in practical hands on experience in print, plaster, lens based, digital media, 3D modelling and printing. You will demonstrate the breadth and depth of what you have learned by developing a portfolio of evidence recording your engagement with processes or skills.
Untimely Meditations
15 credits
This module focuses on exploring the shift from an understanding of identity, selfhood and sexuality, as linked to representational logics, to introduce you to non-representational methods of practice. You will investigate the radical consequences of such moves to re-situate time, space and speed as relative conditions to identity and art.
Well-being and Mindfulness: Context and Environment
15 credits
This module explores well-being and mindfulness in relationship to historical and contemporary debates on creative practices that are context based and environmental in nature. The module considers the history of arts practices, land art and environmental art, towards an understanding of the embeddedness of contemporary art as collective and shared.
Preparation for Masters Practice (Extended PgCert Module)
15 credits
This module has been designed to enable you to engage with the ABM Programme over an extended period. It enables you to review your practice in response to the demands of Master's study and introduces you to contemporary ideas in art and theory enabling you to develop your study plan.
On this course, you'll learn by taking part in a variety of activities, including:
The course specific core module (Advanced Practice) enables you to build on your existing art practice and actively encourages you to develop your work through practical experimentation and critical engagement so as to develop a renewed understanding of what you are trying to achieve. You will also follow two option modules of your choice which will enable you to inform your art practice in a new way and, where you deem it appropriate, as part of an informed dialogue with philosophy, theory and context.
The common core modules (Research in Practice and Final Presentation or Dissertation) are followed by all students on the Art Based Master's Programme, the former provides you with the opportunity to deepen your engagement with your chosen research topic as a means of underpinning your work in the final presentation or dissertation.
The common core modules are designed to be flexible so that as a practitioner you can chose to develop a body of work for final exhibition or work towards a dissertation. There is also scope to submit a negotiated submission that may be both practical and written in nature if you wish.
Our Studio Seminar Series accommodate your particular interests and aim to provide a balance of topics dealing with contemporary art practice and theory. They explore a set of problems, polemics and debates within which artists operate and which you should address. Where possible they are conducted by both School of Art staff and visiting lecturers: artists, critics, curators, writers and other related professionals.
You will take part in research, presentations and collaborative activities and will be expected to complete an extended essay on education. The final Master's submission consists of a final exhibition open to the public and a short paper on the relationship of your art practice to contemporary education practice.
As an Art Based Master's student you can study abroad through the Erasmus + scheme. This enables you to work abroad in an institution or professional organisation or one of our many international academic institutional partners for example Rotterdam, Gent, Dublin and Rome.
You'll be expected to research your proposed destination before making an application in consultation with your Course Director. The study period may be organised during or upon completion of your course and can last for up to 18 months. It offers a unique opportunity to network, make friends, enhance your CV and experience new cultures.
Many of our graduates have been highly successful as doctoral researchers receiving fully funded scholarships from Birmingham City University, the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Gertrude Aston Bowater Bequest.
MA Arts and Education Practices graduates have also been supported in other universities, including Jonnet Middleton and Okhee Joeong who have both successfully completed PhDs.
Studying an arts based Master's course will help you to pursue or develop your career in a range of related professions across the educational sector and creative industries. This course will help to enhance your skillset and employability and either progress in your existing role or achieve your career ambitions in a new direction.
Many of our graduates have achieved regional, national and international recognition as professional artist educators and professionals in the creative industries sector.
Several modules on this course have been specifically designed to equip you with valuable transferable skills, for example Managing Arts Events and Projects; Contemporary Curatorial Practice; Small Arts Business Set Up and Creative Publishing and Public Dissemination. These transferable skills include:
With our partners, Turning Point West Midlands (TPWM), Eastside Projects and The Art Market, our students are actively linked with up-to-date local and regional opportunities.
We maintain excellent connections with major city centre institutions such as Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery (BMAG), Selfridges, Birmingham City Council and the Lunar Society, to name but a few, and are members of the Colmore Row Business District.
The School works with Savills, Capsticks, Associated Architects and Deutsche Bank, which also sponsors an annual award of £10,000 to support artists' career development.
Placements are one of the possible ways of fulfilling your Research in Practice module and many of our students have chosen this route. There is scope for placements with a number of organisations in the city and beyond, however it is your responsibility to plan and organise your placement with the organisation you wish to work with.
Placements are a great opportunity to gain insight into how an organisation works and your reflection on their activities can be useful to them as you develop your research. Placements also give you the chance to meet and network with people in the education sector and creative industries. Our tutors are available to guide you through this process.
OpportUNIty: Student Jobs on Campus ensures that our students are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University. This allows you to work while you study with us, fitting the job around your course commitments. By taking part in the scheme, you will gain valuable experiences and employability skills, enhancing your prospects in the job market.
It will also allow you to become more involved in University life by delivering, leading and supporting many aspects of the learning experience, from administration to research and mentoring roles.
OpportUNIty ensures that our students are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University.
This allows you to work while you study with us, fitting the job around your course commitments. Two Art Based Master's students, Jodie Wingham (MA Fine Art) and Tadas Stalyga (MA Radical Media Arts Philosophy) have been employed as workshop mentors.
A significant number of our graduates have been highly successful professionals, including:
As a Master's student, you'll benefit from the trips run annually by Birmingham School of Art. Recent visits have included Berlin, Florence, Liverpool, London, New York and Venice. However, Master's students are encouraged to operate independently and visit regional and national cultural centres such as Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Ikon, Eastside Projects, the New Art Gallery Walsall, Nottingham Contemporary, Tate Modern, ICA, Tate Liverpool and independent and alternative spaces in Birmingham and beyond.
Birmingham City University is a vibrant and multicultural university in the heart of a modern and diverse city. We welcome many international students every year – there are currently students from more than 80 countries among our student community.
The University is conveniently placed, with Birmingham International Airport nearby and first-rate transport connections to London and the rest of the UK.
Our international pages contain a wealth of information for international students who are considering applying to study here, including:
The Art Based Master's Programme is an international community of aspiring researchers and professionals and the programme attracts candidates from all over the world including: Africa, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Italy, India, Iran, Israel, Japan, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Romania, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Taiwan and the USA.
This diversity provides you with an opportunity to study with people from diverse social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds and who bring a wealth of experience to the programme. This gives the ABM programme a dynamic energy that enriches everyone's educational experience.
International students who have a serious interest in studying with us but who perhaps cannot meet the direct entry requirements, academic or English, or who have been out of education for some time, can enter Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) and begin their degree studies.
BCUIC is part of the global Navitas Group, an internationally recognised education provider, and the partnership allows students to access the University's facilities and services and move seamlessly through to achieving a Bachelor's degree from Birmingham City University.
Our students come from around the world but our arts practice and education course is most popular with international students from:
We are constantly investing in our estate and are currently in the process of spending £260 million on new learning facilities.
Birmingham School of Art (an impressive purpose built Grade 1 listed example of Venetian Gothic architecture) was the first major renovation project undertaken by the university (£5.5m refurbishment). The School provides an incredible resource for the production of art and its associated fields of study. The building has a range of facilities available including studios, workshops, specialist art and design library, bookable spaces, lecture/seminar rooms and ARTicle Gallery.
Located next to the city centre's Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, the School is just a five-minute walk from the new Library of Birmingham and Ikon Gallery.
Students benefit from an environment which thrives on the everyday interaction of education, culture and professional practise.
Our studio spaces make excellent use of height and light, and a special screening system allows each full-time student a dedicated area to work in throughout their course.
Workshops include one-to-one technical support and operate throughout the building, allowing you to develop ideas and skills working with print, wood, metal, plaster, photography, video, textiles, 3D printing, laser cutting and prototyping.
The School of Art library contains a wealth of artists' biographies, catalogues, art and design magazines and DVDs, all of which are updated throughout the year. The library is also linked to others across the University so you can order any additional materials you might need.
A new student-led social space, designed by School of Art students, is a great place to relax, grab a coffee, and catch up with friends. Students also display their work, host film showings and private-view receptions in this space.
There are purpose-built spaces throughout the building to present your work, including areas for cabinet, wall and floor pieces, and installation project rooms.
ARTicle, our professional art gallery space, has proved a huge success and offers a diverse and exciting variety of shows every month.
You will also be able to use facilities at our nearby Parkside Building, a new five-floor campus site packed with fashion design workshops, studios and social 'collision spaces' where you can share ideas with students and staff from different courses.
Our academic team is a highly professional and dedicated group of artists and art educationalists, historians, philosophers and theoreticians with extensive expertise within their specialist fields of research (see the CFAR website). As an MA Arts and Education Practices student you will encounter a diverse range of staff members depending on which choices you make and you will be able to request tutorial support from other academic and technical members of staff and the PhD student group.
The course director is Carol Wild, an arts educator/author (Who Owns the Classroom? Profit, Pedagogy, Belonging, Power, IJADE, vol. 32). Other staff include:
Henry Rogers is the Arts Based Masters Programme Director, MA Fine Art and MA Queer Studies Course Director and a PhD supervisor in the School of Art, BIAD. In 1987 he gained a first class pass in Drawing and Painting from Edinburgh College of Art where he was awarded the Watt Medal for Excellence in a field of study.
In 1989 he gained a Masters in Painting from the Royal College of Art. In 1990 he was awarded the Mark Rothko Memorial Trust Award to live and work in the USA and in 2001 he became an Abbey Fellow at the British School at Rome. Since 1990 he has worked in art schools in the UK and between 1986 and 2002 he lived and worked in Florence, Paris, New York and Rome.
He is an interdisciplinary practitioner working with drawing, painting, photography and writing. He is concerned with formality, mediation and mimesis in art with particular reference to queer theory and queer strategies in art practice.
The MA Queer Studies in Arts and Culture (an internationally unique M level award) has emerged from his research. He has initiated projects addressing the impact of performance and performativity on art-based production.
Jo Longhurst is an Artist, Professor of Photography and Fine Art Practice and Research Fellow at the Centre for Fine Art Research (CFAR). She enjoys international recognition for her compelling explorations of ideas of perfection and traditions of photographic practice through photography, video, performance and installation.
Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions and events, including Other Spaces, Mostyn, Llandudno; 'The Worldly House', Documenta (13), Kassel; 'Artists' Symposium on Perfection', Whitechapel Gallery, London; 'Photography in Britain since 2000', Krakow 'Cocker Spaniel and Other Tools for International Understanding', Kunsthalle zu Kiel and Ursula Blickle Foundation 'Becoming Animal, Becoming Human', NGBK (New Society for Visual Arts), Berlin; 'New Works: Pavilion Commissions', National Media Museum, Bradford; and 'The Refusal', Museum Folkwang, Essen.
Longhurst studied Russian with Politics at Leeds University, and Photography and Multimedia at the University of Westminster. She gained her PhD from the Royal College of Art in 2008, and between 2008-12 was Leverhulme Fellow at the European Centre for Photographic Research, University of Wales, Newport.
Her work is held in many public and private collections and in 2012 she was awarded the Art Gallery of Ontario's 'Grange Prize' (now the AIMIA/AGO Photography Prize), Canada's highest award for excellence in international photography.
Born in France, based in London and a permanent UK Resident, Françoise Dupré trained in London at City University (MA in Museum & Gallery Management), Chelsea College of Art and Design (MA History and Theory of Modern Art) and Camberwell College of Arts (BA (Hons) Fine Art-Sculpture).
Françoise is a self-employed artist-curator and a part-time senior lecturer in Fine Art at Birmingham City University, School of Art where she contributes to the Centre for Fine Art Research (CFAR) strand: Art in the Public Sphere.
Mona Casey co-ordinates Slice, which circulates work through exhibitions, publications and online. She is also co-director of The Event, a bi-annual presentation of artist-led galleries and projects in Birmingham.
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King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 19
|Chapter 19
|When the LORD thy God hath cut off the nations, whose land the LORD thy God giveth thee, and thou succeedest them, and dwellest in their cities, and in their houses;
|Thou shalt separate three cities for thee in the midst of thy land, which the LORD thy God giveth thee to possess it.
|Thou shalt prepare thee a way, and divide the coasts of thy land, which the LORD thy God giveth thee to inherit, into three parts, that every slayer may flee thither.
|And this is the case of the slayer, which shall flee thither, that he may live: Whoso killeth his neighbour ignorantly, whom he hated not in time past;
|As when a man goeth into the wood with his neighbour to hew wood, and his hand fetcheth a stroke with the ax to cut down the tree, and the head slippeth from the helve, and lighteth upon his neighbour, that he die; he shall flee unto one of those cities, and live:
|Lest the avenger of the blood pursue the slayer, while his heart is hot, and overtake him, because the way is long, and slay him; whereas he was not worthy of death, inasmuch as he hated him not in time past.
|Wherefore I command thee, saying, Thou shalt separate three cities for thee.
|And if the LORD thy God enlarge thy coast, as he hath sworn unto thy fathers, and give thee all the land which he promised to give unto thy fathers;
|If thou shalt keep all these commandments to do them, which I command thee this day, to love the LORD thy God, and to walk ever in his ways; then shalt thou add three cities more for thee, beside these three:
|That innocent blood be not shed in thy land, which the LORD thy God giveth thee for an inheritance, and so blood be upon thee.
|But if any man hate his neighbour, and lie in wait for him, and rise up against him, and smite him mortally that he die, and fleeth into one of these cities:
|Then the elders of his city shall send and fetch him thence, and deliver him into the hand of the avenger of blood, that he may die.
|Thine eye shall not pity him, but thou shalt put away the guilt of innocent blood from Israel, that it may go well with thee.
|Thou shalt not remove thy neighbour's landmark, which they of old time have set in thine inheritance, which thou shalt inherit in the land that the LORD thy God giveth thee to possess it.
|One witness shall not rise up against a man for any iniquity, or for any sin, in any sin that he sinneth: at the mouth of two witnesses, or at the mouth of three witnesses, shall the matter be established.
|If a false witness rise up against any man to testify against him that which is wrong;
|Then both the men, between whom the controversy is, shall stand before the LORD, before the priests and the judges, which shall be in those days;
|And the judges shall make diligent inquisition: and, behold, if the witness be a false witness, and hath testified falsely against his brother;
|Then shall ye do unto him, as he had thought to have done unto his brother: so shalt thou put the evil away from among you.
|And those which remain shall hear, and fear, and shall henceforth commit no more any such evil among you.
|And thine eye shall not pity; but life shall go for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot.
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