Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
Over the course of the project I have engaged in discussions with a wide range of
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numbers of industry delegates attending the Festival, which during his tenure, 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.
Here are a few suggestions of things with a loose ‚visual art‘ slant that have stood
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Over the course of the project I have engaged in discussions with a wide range of
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 such skilled children’s theatre
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This opportunity is for families with children who have been shielding and/or who
We are delighted to announce that Sian Mitchell MacGregor has been appointed to undertake a PhD over the next three-year in partnership with the University of Aberdeen, on the following topic: Valuing Young Audience: how children experience and value live theatre and dance, and why it matters. This research project seeks to explore and evidence the value of watching theatre and dance for children as audience members in a school setting and in an arts venue. It will use a combination of ethnographic tools including participant observation, semi-structured interviews and workshops to engage with children, teachers, parents and artists to understand the children’s experiences.
Speaking about her appointment Siân said: „I have been lucky enough to have been
We are delighted to announce that Sian Mitchell MacGregor has been appointed to undertake a PhD over the next three-year in partnership with the University of Aberdeen, on the following topic: Valuing Young Audience: how children experience and value live theatre and dance, and why it matters. This research project seeks to explore and evidence the value of watching theatre and dance for children as audience members in a school setting and in an arts venue. It will use a combination of ethnographic tools including participant observation, semi-structured interviews and workshops to engage with children, teachers, parents and artists to understand the children’s experiences.
Speaking about her appointment Siân said: „I have been lucky enough to have been
Immerse AiR project with Jim Manganello (Lead Artist) and Niroshini Thambar (Associate Artist) from Jan – March 2020
Photo by Jassy Earl These primal stories taught us to have
Immerse AiR project with Jim Manganello (Lead Artist) and Niroshini Thambar (Associate Artist) from Jan – March 2020
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