vendredi 29 mars 2013

CONFERENCE : Artists' Practice in Participatory Settings


Changing the Conversation: Artists' Practice in Participatory Settings
A PHF ArtWorks Conference in partnership with the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and Creative & Cultural Skills (CCS)

Dates: 15-16 avril 2013
Lieu : Lancaster University Conference Centre, Bowland Avenue, 
           Lancaster University , LA1 4YT
Contact et réservation:  externalevents@heacademy.ac.uk 
Creating dialogue, collaboration and encouraging cross learning and partnership in the initial education and professional development of artists working in participatory settings. This two-day conference will bring together HE and FE providers, teacher-practitioners and researchers with artists and arts organisations in order to address the needs of artists at different stages of their careers who work in participatory settings.

As part of the ArtWorks special initiative, Changing the Conversation aims to share success and learning, inspire and support organisations and learning providers in developing better collaboration and partnership working, create enhanced knowledge of the demand side of the market, develop next practice provision and inspire new thinking about student employability in this socially important area of work. Significant changes in artistic practices, in employment patterns and in education invite new opportunities for cross sector collaboration to ensure that artists who work in participatory settings receive the best possible training and professional development.

Who should attend?

HE and FE providers, teacher-practitioners, researchers, artists at all stages of their career and arts organisations

Keynote speakers and featured contributors

Eric Booth, Senior Advisor, Music National Service initiative, USA
Anna Cutler, Director of Learning, Tate
Steve Seidel, Director of the Arts in Education program, Harvard Graduate School of Education
Pauline Tambling, Joint CEO, Creative & Cultural Skills
Helen Nicholson, Professor of Theatre and Performance at Royal Holloway, University of London


For further CtC information: http://www.artworksphf.org.uk/page/artworks-conference
Join the Conversation: https://www.facebook.com/ChangingTheConversation
Follow CtC on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArtWorksPHF

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