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Engage is the lead advocacy and training network for gallery education
With the aim of sharing good practice and promoting understanding of the visual arts, our resources can be downloaded for free and used to inspire and support gallery education practice throughout the sector. In this section, you will also find our Careers advice pages and case studies published on behalf of our members as part of Sharing Practice.
Collecting and Sharing Good Practice for Lifelong Learners in Art Museums and Galleries in Europe is the first of three publications from the Collect & Share project. A matrix of good practice is included with the publication
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This toolkit contains case studies from the first phase of the pioneering envision action research programme supporting galleries to develop innovative ways of working together with young people, aged 14—21
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This publication celebrates visual arts education projects in Scotland which bring participants and artists together in memorable ways.
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A celebratory report focusing on engage's strand of the MGEP2 project, ArtFULL, 16 school-gallery projects bringing pupils into close contact with artists and contemporary art
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A celebration of the engage Scotland Visual Arts Education Awards 2004 in association with the Scottish Arts Council.
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Report by Engage Scotland to the Scottish Arts Council as part of the European Year of Disabled People 2003
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Research report
The Get it Together programme (2002) stimulated over 40 small-scale collaborations between museums or galleries and libraries or archives that addressed the needs of lifelong learners. Guidance about the challenges and opportunities of collaboration are outlined in this report
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Commissioned by The Scottish Arts Council, Creative Collaboration showcased current practice in gallery education in Scotland through case studies, guidelines and contacts
Over a five-year period, Opt for Art brought nearly 20,000 young people in Wales into contact with art with the aim of inspiring them to consider art as a GSCE option. The project was funded by the Arts Council of Wales. This publication reflects on the success of Opt for Art
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This publication gives an overview of Engage's encompass programme, which developed the work of galleries with young people. over a two-year period (1998–2000), fourteen projects took place across England, focusing on 16–18 year olds, and primary school children and their families
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