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Anette Göthlund is a Professor at the Department of Art and Craft Education at the University of Arts, Crafts and Design (Konstfack) in Stockholm, Sweden. With a career spanning over two decades, she has established herself as a leading scholar in art education, visual communication, and performative pedagogy. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications in educational settings, with a particular focus on multimodal and location-based learning approaches.
Göthlund's research interests center on the intersection of visual culture, education, and performative practices. She explores how visual communication functions in everyday life and educational contexts, with particular attention to multimodal learning environments, environmental education, and cultural rights. Her work often examines the transformation of traditional academic forms through performative and embodied approaches, challenging conventional boundaries between theory and practice in art education. Göthlund has made significant contributions to understanding how students engage with visual and multimodal methods in reimagining academic work, particularly through her research on the academic degree thesis as a creative and performative process.
Analysis of her publication record reveals a consistent evolution in her scholarly focus, beginning with foundational work in visual culture and art history, moving toward innovative approaches in art education, and culminating in recent research on performative and multimodal learning. Her work demonstrates increasing engagement with environmental learning, cultural rights, and the application of posthumanist theory to educational contexts. Göthlund's research consistently bridges disciplinary boundaries, connecting art education with broader educational theory, cultural studies, and spatial theory.
Throughout her career, Professor Göthlund has been actively involved in collaborative research projects, international conferences, and academic publications. She has co-edited significant works in the field and contributed to major educational research associations across Scandinavia and internationally. Her work with the NEÄL (Network for Aesthetic Subjects in Teacher Education) demonstrates her commitment to advancing art education research and practice in teacher training contexts.