I Research And Write About Art, Place and
Everyday Life

Dr Amelia Green researches and writes about Australian silo art, street art, murals and graffiti.
Her work engages with the processes of and intersections between these art forms, place and everyday life.
Amelia's current major project investigates how local communities and tourists experience Australian silo art, and the impact of these experiences on wellbeing.
She is passionate about demonstrating the multi-faceted (cultural, social, symbolic, economic etc.) value of street art, murals, and graffiti as meaningful contemporary forms of public and visual art.
Art researcher and writer
Specialising in:
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Writing
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Social research
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Academic publishing
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Conversation shaping
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Audience development
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Art-based research methods
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Qualitative research methods
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Different perspectives on place
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The social construction of phenomena
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Knowledge solutions for arts organisations
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Methods for storytelling and story-listening
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Research software e.g. LimeSurvey, NVivo
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Community engagement evidence and data
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Evidencing the impact of art and arts projects
Adjunct Research Fellow
Department of Marketing, Griffth University
Gold Coast campus, Australia
International Research Network
Denmark based NGO - Street Studies
Garnisonen 38, Ringsted, Denmark
MOST RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Silo art in Brim, by Guido van Helten - Image Karen Simpson (2019)
Public space in Camden, United Kingdom (2014)
Association Membership
International Place Branding Association
Consumer Culture Theory Consortium
Art Association of Australia and New Zealand
Institute of Place Management (Associate)