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This discursive session is an opportunity to get together and share how practice has adapted living/working in the Covid landscape.
For our second meeting focussing on Creative Writing in the Visual Arts, join curators Caleb Parkin and Sonya Hundal in discussion with guest creative, Sonia Boué who is an artist and writer, and a leading consultant in neuro-inclusive practice-led research.
To compliment the launch of Engage Journal 45, Engage presents two events to explore the debate further.
Organisation: Museums AssociationApplication deadline: Sunday 11 July, 11:59pm We are a small independent charity that campaigns for museums to change…
Engage Scotland seeks proposals from visual arts organisations / galleries across Scotland to deliver a co-produced project with young people as part of a new youth arts programme.
Engage Scotland seeks to appoint a freelance evaluator to evaluate ART Evolution, its exciting new visual arts programme with young people.
Help Engage Scotland to identify best practice and barriers in developing new approaches that support schools, teachers and pupils to engage more confidently with contemporary visual art and design.
This online workshop is part of the Engage peer learning programme for people working in engagement and participation in the visual arts, who live and work in England.
Royal Museums Greenwich is looking for an experienced creative/artistic facilitator to develop and deliver the new programme.
MK Gallery seeks a Producer of Public Programmes (Inclusion).
The South London Gallery is seeking a Residents’ Programme Manager.
We campaign for more public investment in the arts because we believe that the arts are for everyone and make everyone’s lives better. We are now looking for a new Chair or Co-Chairs to provide leadership and direction to the board of Trustees, and to oversee the strategic direction of the charity in the years ahead.
A quick teacher survey and prize draw for Art UK
Aspex is commissioning a learning resource to engage
children and families.
We are looking for an experienced creative/artistic facilitator to develop and deliver the programme.
The Fruitmarket is recruiting for an experienced artist educator to work on the Celebrate Art Youth Project, a co-production project working with young people aged 18 – 25, who are NEET, socially excluded, or have experience of mental health issues or Autism.
The National Portrait Gallery is looking for a Digital Learning Manager to work on their Picturing History educational resource.
Join us for an online event to launch our Fair Work Contracts with Philip Hannay, Managing Director of Cloch Solicitors. Philip will talk us through the contracts and be available for a Q & A session.
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