Extend Project Outcomes 2019–20
The 2019–20 group enquiries focus on developing inclusive practice and employment in the sector.
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The 2019–20 group enquiries focus on developing inclusive practice and employment in the sector.
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Research report
Podcasts, resources, blogs, toolkits and reports relating to the Engage Conference 2019 theme of young people’s cultural entitlement.
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Research report
This document aims to put the Visual Roots voluntary placement programme within a policy context and alongside the developments of cultural-sector placement and work-related learning opportunities.
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Research report
Dr. Emily Pringle locates the Interpretations research project in context with other research and trends in gallery education.
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Research report
This publication comprises the full research reports from 8 projects in phase 2 of the enquire programme.
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Engage publicationResearch report
This publication summarises research into the learning benefits to children and young people of engaging with galleries.
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Engage publicationResearch report
Interpretations was an action research project investigating the role of interpretation in breaking down barriers to access to contemporary visual art in four art galleries in Scotland.
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Case studiesProject reportResearch report
he three cluster reports on the enquire research projects in 2004–06 are included in this publication
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Engage publicationResearch report
This report looks at physical and attitudinal issues of disability and access in visual arts and crafts exhibition venues in Scotland.
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Research report