A blog by Women Dancing (Lou Brodie and Geraldine Heaney) reflecting on their residency week for Imaginate at The Work Room in September 2019.
other members of The Work Room inviting people to have
Kate Temple highlights some of the excellent visual art resources and workshops currently available online for children, young people and families during this extended period of lockdown.
Access Art have put lots of free lockdown resources
My City – pilot project in partnership with Multi-cultural Family Base and Scottish Storytelling Centre. Vickie Beesley, Yvonne Buskie and Arran Howie will work with a small group of Syrian Refugee families to explore their memories and connections to a city/cities they knew in Syrian and their new city of Edinburgh. This will culminate in an exhibition of work at Scottish Storytelling Centre in July 18.
„The children have really benefited from working with
Anna Broomfield (Schools & Communities Project Coordinator) reflects on our recent panel “Queer Work for Young Audiencesâ€� at the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, and why this work is so important to us.Â
Encounters; and Drew Taylor-Wilson and Afton Moran have
Anna Broomfield (Schools & Communities Project Coordinator) reflects on our recent panel “Queer Work for Young Audiencesâ€� at the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, and why this work is so important to us.Â
Encounters; and Drew Taylor-Wilson and Afton Moran have
We are pleased to confirm that we are planning an exciting festival for next year, and that it will go ahead in one form or another from 25 May – 6 June.
Freelancers have been hit particularly hard by Covid
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
Now you have watched the film, we have two activities
As part of the Festival City Stories project, illustrator Daisy Whittle has designed a lovely poster illustrating a quote from a teacher who took part in Imaginate’s Immerse project.
College of Art to bring the projects to life, and have
Read more about News: Buff & Sheen ready for public performances around Edinburgh
This opportunity is for families with children who have
Over the last few years, children’s mental health has become an even more pressing concern for many families, schools and youth-focused organisations. That’s why it’s more important than ever to engage in open discussions about mental health with children and young people.
and friends, and the many stresses of the pandemic have
