Publications
Collaborative and Social Arts Practice, Gender and Class include:
Coming back to Class The Remaking of an Academic Self Chapter 11 in Crafting Autoethnography ed. Goode, Lumsden, Bradford Routledge
Care as a Radical Act Think-piece in response to my role as COVID-19 Writer-in-Residence at Heart of Glass.
Power Up. Think-piece for Creative People and Places, Arts Council England – unearthing and unpicking some of the complexities and challenges of sharing power within collaborative arts practice.
Sharing Power. https://www.britishcouncil.org/arts/culture-development/our-stories/sharingpower Reflections on Power Up Methodology as Social and Creative Praxis for The Agency of Change Battersea Arts Centre
SCAR Evaluation Wow Violence Against Women Southbank Centre
The Faculty of Social Arts Practice Kerry Morrison and Chrissie Tiller EcoArt in Action New Village Press New York
Participatory Arts and Community Development: Taking Part. Ch. 8. Community Research for Community Development. Edited Marjorie Mayo, Zoraida Mendiwelso-Bendek, Carol Packham.
Participatory Arts Alphabet. For Calouste Gulbenkian Sharing the Stage.
The Spectrum of Participation. Essay on the Spectrum of Participation created by Chrissie Tiller. 17 October 2014
Review of International Participatory Arts Practice. For Artworks Alliance.
Policy and Practice: Quality. For Sharing the Stage, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Policy and Practice: Working with and Influencing the Mainstream. For Sharing the Stage, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Preparing the Reflective Practitioner: Theatre Practice as Reflective Process. Ch. 9. Hybrid Lives of Teaching Artists in Dance and Theatre Arts: A Critical Reader ed. Mary Elizabeth Anderson & Doug Risner
Academy of Participation: Timecase. C.Tiller, L. Ebert, T. O’Brien. pps 14-16
Praxis Volume 1: Eds. Chrissie Tiller & Patrick Fox.
Praxis Volume 2. The Town as Art Centre. Eds. Chrissie Tiller, Patrick Fox, Heather Peak Morison & Emma Fry
The Agency Ground-breaking Programme for young people. BAC. Contact Manchester.
Whoarewe? Reflections on Counterpoints Arts programme. Tate Exchange
Becoming the Change We Wish to See. pp 36-39. ‘Reminder’ ELIA Conference Gothenburg.
International Next Practice Review Paul Hamlyn Artworks
Xingu Village Evaluation for Horniman Museum
How Can Participatory Arts Give Rise To Community Empowerment? for Local Trust
Methodology as Social and Creative Practice for The Agency Battersea Arts Centre
Arts Professional articles include:
Can a Toolkit Solve the Art Sector’s Class problems? A conversation between Julie Lomax of a-n and Chrissie Tiller in response to Jerwood Arts toolkit for cultural organisations.
The Power of Putting Theory into Practice. The Importance of critical reflection in socially engaged arts practice.
Women in Waiting? Why is the board and founding team at the new Creative Industries Federation 85% male?
The Thatcher Hangover. Thatcher’s legacy for business models in the arts.
A bid for new audiences? Cheap ticketing schemes alone will never be the answer to bringing in more diverse audiences.
Does opera need famous faces or different places? Bringing opera into everyday spaces may broaden its audience.
A slice of the cake. Reflection on two occasions recently when I held stakes and took part (in the arts).
Creativity Ltd. Response to Culture Capital Exchange’s Creativity and Business: Connectivity, Values and Interventions conference.
More than bread and circuses. Arguing for the value of an ‘austerity Olympics’
Posh, posher, poshest. Reflections on the new wave of ‘poshness’ in the arts.
Goals and Glory: lessons from the manager’s bench? Thoughts on the lessons the arts could learn from football.
The price of everything and the value of nothing? Questioning the social impact of the arts.
I’m all right Nick Speaking out on cuts to education and learning departments.
The grit in the oyster. Is calling ourselves (creative) industries is useful in the 21st century?
Miscellaneous online texts include:
A Matter of Ambition: Re-visiting class in 21st century Britain.
Lost and Found In Translation: Working in intercultural contexts
New Deal or No New Deal: Revisiting Roosevelt’s policies for the arts in the context of a UK recession
Some Recent Videos include:
Chrissie Tiller on Participatory Theatre : Collective Encounters
Polarised Contexts: Beyond the Arts Chrissie Tiller and Ailbhe Smyth in conversation
Ethics, Ethos and Politics Faculty North Chrissie Tiller, Kerry Morrison, Fox Irving, Stella Barnes, Anne Marie Culhane
Context and Discourse Faculty North Chrissie Tiller, Isabel Lima, Hassan Mahamdallie, Barby Asante, Paul Hartley
Self Care and Beyond Faculty North Chrissie Tiller, Sheila Ghelani, Ocean Farini, R M Sánchez-Camus