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As advocates for gallery education, we make the case to funders, policymakers and the media to raise the profile of gallery education, influence policy and secure resources
Our conferences, seminars and area group meetings disseminate the latest sector research and policy, providing affordable opportunities for colleagues to network and share practice across the UK.
Explore all events and opportunities below, including our ground-breaking projects, sector vacancies and Engage news.
Engage, the National Association for Gallery Education wishes to recruit an Executive Assistant to contribute to the efficient running of the organisation.
Engage to receive £25k from second round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund
We are delighted to be the first in a series of campaign takeovers for #ArtIsEssential.
This webinar will locate arts, health, and well-being practice in relation to NHS policies, exploring how the arts are currently meeting these priorities and highlighting opportunities for the arts to develop and expand their remit in response to post-Covid 19 health and well-being needs.
This course, delivered in two 3.5 hour sessions on consecutive days, qualifies you as an MHFA Champion.
The aim of this meeting is to catch up and for Sharing Practice.
An introduction to an array of free creative learning tools that can be used in gallery and artist led learning and engagement.
Join us for this GEM webinar workshop facilitated by Digital Heritage Consultant and GEM Digital Volunteer Martin Bazley on website development
Organisation: National Museum Wales Salary: £27,474.75 - £33,618.54 Contract: 2-year contract, 35 hours per week Application deadline: Tuesday 23 March…
Through presentations and Q&As, this interactive online event will discuss how digital drawing on tablets and smartphones can be used with different audiences to support creativity and wellbeing.
The Line are appointing their first ever Engagement Manager.
Following the Case Study Webinar, there will be an opportunity to take part in one of two case study workshops designed to support you to write a case study for an arts, health and wellbeing project based on the WAHWN Case Study template.
Engage Scotland is commissioning a freelance researcher to undertake mapping research to identify best practice and barriers, developing new approaches to supporting schools, teachers and pupils to engage more confidently with contemporary visual arts and design.
This workshop series aims to support architects, artists, capital project managers and health clients to integrate art into healthcare environments in order to create distinctive and welcoming spaces, rooted in people and place, that make patients and staff feel valued.
This event is focused on writing about practice, including blogs, case studies and other project descriptions as well as more formal articles. The focus will be on how to assemble the story, involve participants, and where to publish. The session will involve some preparation, exercises, group discussion and making a plan for implementation.
West Midlands Area reps host this session on Going Freelance. Thinking of freelancing? Just starting out? A freelance whizz but want to share your knowledge? During this session we will cover an overview of freelancing in the sector.
Deliver Jupiter Artland Foundation’s Learning Programme, working with the Learning and Arts team.
This report, produced by Research Scotland, offers eight case studies highlighting where creative practitioners and organisations have successfully delivered face to face work in partnership with schools, communities and families.