Ms Annette Murray

Biography	Annette is a Principal Lecturer at Gray’s School of Art, RGU where she teaches within a range of programmes. She is particularly interested in creative learning pedagogies, student-centred approaches to teaching and learning and developing cultural organisational constructs that enable artistic transformational impact. Annette has worked extensively within the creative, cultural, and educational sector since graduating from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. Her teaching practice and leadership experience extends widely across various organisational settings: Local Government; SCIO; and Academia. Her art practice is informed by a 3-month residency to Nagasawa Art Park, Awaji Island Japan, where she explored the world of Mokuhanga or Japanese Woodblock Printmaking…and caught the bug!

Biography

Annette is a Principal Lecturer at Gray’s School of Art, RGU where she teaches within a range of programmes. She is particularly interested in creative learning pedagogies, student-centred approaches to teaching and learning and developing cultural organisational constructs that enable artistic transformational impact. Annette has worked extensively within the creative, cultural, and educational sector since graduating from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. Her teaching practice and leadership experience extends widely across various organisational settings: Local Government; SCIO; and Academia. Her art practice is informed by a 3-month residency to Nagasawa Art Park, Awaji Island Japan, where she explored the world of Mokuhanga or Japanese Woodblock Printmaking…and caught the bug!