Course Description: This course introduces methodological frameworks for conducting art-based participatory research with non-artist communities. We employ artistic practice as a as a form of research which actively makes meaning/knowledge through art and explores the material, performative, ephemeral, habitual and non-conceptual aspects of what it is to be human (Inclusive Arts Practice and Research: A Critical Manifesto, 2015). Target student: This interdisciplinary program is suitable for all students who want to work in team and develop collaborative praxis skills through community-engaged art research. Work Process: Short overview of art-based participatory research theories, site Identification, establish collaborative partnerships with local stakeholders, site analysis through visiting places and community dialogue, co-create participative approach through artistic practices etc. The focus of this course is collaborative creative process over final outcomes, emphasizing the transformative potential of artistic co-creation as both research methodology and social practice.