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A Long-Distance Collective, WEMADE (performance view) U Studio, Young People’s Programme at Tate St Ives. Photo: Tate © Kirstin Prisk

Young People as Co-Producers: One Collective’s Journey

Published February, 2020

The Tate Collective Producers Team are the young people’s group at Tate St Ives. They meet up regularly to work…

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Nursery worker Jayne Leveridge helping the children to develop embodied responses to sculpture. Image: Lawrence Bradby

Hands Find Form

Published December, 2019

Hands Find Form was a collaborative project involving Earlham Nursery School and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. Over a…
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Children enjoy the participation area at Generation ART. Image: Jane Moorhouse.

Quay Arts
Quay Arts was the final venue for Generation ART: Young Artists on Tour; which allowed the team to benefit from all…
Visitors attend the launch of Generation ART at New Walk Museum and Art Gallery. Image: Jane Moorhouse.

New Walk Museum & Art Gallery and Soft Touch Arts
Generation ART opened in January 2016 at two Leicester venues simultaneously — New Walk Museum and Art Gallery and Soft Touch Arts. https://vimeo.com/156830077…
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Generation ART commissioned artist Leandro Stafford at Turner Contemporary

Turner Contemporary
Generation ART: Young Artists on Tour launched in June 2015 at Turner Contemporary, Margate, alongside the enormously popular Grayson Perry exhibition,…
Artists as Learners

Artists as Learners 2014 During June and July 2014, Engage Cymru worked with three new partners — Ffotogallery, Oriel y Parc and Oriel…
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Creative Facilitation with Young People – Gateshead
This one-day Artswork course provides an introduction to a creative approach to group facilitation.
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Creative Facilitation with Young People – Bristol
This one-day Artswork course provides an introduction to a creative approach to group facilitation.
CPDSector event

Safeguarding Adults at Risk in the Arts and Cultural Sector – Peterborough
This Artswork course has been designed for individuals and organisations looking to update their understanding of safeguarding legislation and best practice.
School workshop, Irthlingborough Junior School and Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, 2018

Blood from Stone

Published November, 2019

In April 2019 artist Justin Carter presented a new body of work, exhibition and related education activity at The Arches,…

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CPDSector event

Embedding Diversity in the Arts and Cultural Sector – Leeds
This essential training for all staff explores equality and diversity legislation, best practice and how this might influence your work. Delivered by Artswork.
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Safeguarding Adults at Risk in the Arts and Cultural Sector – London
This new Artswork course has been designed for individuals and organisations looking to update their understanding of safeguarding legislation.
School trip to Brighton Photo Biennial 2018. Credit: Jon Nicholls

Exploring Issues of Cultural Identity and Change: The Brighton Photo Biennial 2018 Learning Programme

Published October, 2019

Photoworks is a national development organisation for photography based in Brighton. We curate Brighton Photo Biennial and publish Photoworks Annual,…

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Confluence: Collaborative sculpture making with Meeting Point

Published September, 2019

Yorkshire Sculpture International is the UK’s largest festival of sculpture, taking place in four galleries — Henry Moore Institute, Leeds…

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Sculpture, Value & Place

Published September, 2019

Yorkshire Sculpture International (22 June – 29 September 2019) is a 100-day festival of sculpture across Leeds and Wakefield, celebrating…

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Shared Sculptural Language

Published August, 2019

Yorkshire Sculpture International (YSI) is a 100-day festival of sculpture across Leeds & Wakefield, organised by the Henry Moore Institute,…

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A Totem for Hull

Published August, 2019

Disabled artist Jason Wilsher-Mills worked with other disabled people in Hull to develop a striking, digitally interactive sculpture that is now sited permanently on the University of Hull campus.
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