Participation & Engagement in the Arts

This page provides useful resources and links from each Knowledge Exchange Network event.

SEMINAR 5

The fifth and final session was hosted by the Cultural Lab and the Newcastle University and focused on the role of the technology on the participation and engagement in arts.

We enjoyed presentations from Miss Sarah Cook - Lecturer and Researcher, University of Sunderland; Rachel Clarke - Artist & PhD student, Culture Lab, Newcastle University; Roots and Wings (CIC)  and Georgina Chatfield (RSA)

You can find the presentations below.

a) Collective Making as a Resource for Bespoke Participatory Design

     Rachel Clarke, artist & PhD student, Culture Lab, Newcastle University

     Download here.

b) “The role of technology in Citizen Power Peterborough:  what we are learning”

Georgina Chatfield, Senior Developer, Arts and society, RSA

     Download here.

 c) Multimedia design for people, paper and pixels

      Roots and Wings (CIC), Newcastle based arts and design organisations

   Download here.

SEMINAR 4

The role place and geography play in levels of arts engagement

20 Sept 2011

Hosted by the Institute of Cultural Capital, Art & Design Academy, Liverpool

Download seminar programme here.

Cultural geographies of participation and engagement- why places matter Dr Abigail Gilmore, Director of the Centre for Arts Management & Cultural Policy,
University of Manchester

View ‘Prezi’ presentation here

Understanding hot & cold spots of arts engagement
James Doeser Research & Knowledge Officer, Arts Council England

Download here

Addressing place-related challenges and the impact on participation Sarah Thornton, Artistic Director, Collective Encounters

Download here

Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3

Placing the Rural; a rural perspective on placemaking and social geography Dr Ian Hunter, Project Director & Lead Artist, LITTORAL

Download Creative Rural Communities proposal here


SEMINAR 3

Psychological levers and barriers to participation and engagement in the arts

Old Broadcasting Place, Leeds

25 May 2011

Seminar agenda Downloadhere

How to dance like no-one’s looking

Phil Russell, Creative Director, Hoot

Download here

Exploring the well-being impact of a Liverpool Community Cultural Champion

Ruth Melville, Associate, Institute of Cultural Capital

Download here

Finding cultural forms for personal experience:

a psychosocial perspective on how museums engage participants

Dr Myna Trustram, Renaissance North West & Professor Lynn Froggett, UCLAN

Download here Part 1

Download here Part 2

Download here Part 3

Participatory Arts & Narrative Construction

Toby Lowe, Chief Executive, Helix Arts

Download here

SEMINAR 2

Class, Ethnicity & Taste

Contact Theatre, Manchester

Hosted with the Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change, University of Manchester/Open University and the Institute for Cultural Practices, University of Manchester

21 January 2011

Seminar agenda- Download here(PDF. 37 kb)

Welcome and introduction to the Network for new members

Leila Jancovich, Senior Lecturer

UK Centre for Events Management, Leeds Metropolitan University

Download here (PDF. 155 kb)

Patterning of cultural taste and participation in the UK

Professor Mike Savage, Department of Sociology, University of York

Download here (PDF. 918 kb)

The Pitch Party: Creating a collaborative and open platform for programming and producing

Baba Israel, Artistic Director, Contact Theatre

Joined by Alex Browning of Contact’s Young Programming & Producing Team

Video resource:

Pt. 1

Pt. 2

Pt. 3


SEMINAR 1

Introduction to the Knowledge Exchange Network

Broadcasting Place, Leeds Met

23 September 2010

Seminar Agenda- Download here

Issues in participation and engagement in the Arts

Presented by Leila Jancovich, Senior Lecturer

UK Centre for Events Management, Leeds Metropolitan University

Download here (PDF. 171 kb)

Meanings and politics within participation

Presented by Dr Andrew Miles, Senior Research Fellow,

ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC),

The University of Manchester

Download here (PDF. 247 kb)

Introduction to the workshop sessions

Presented by Professor Franco Bianchini, Professor of Cultural Planning & Policy

School of Cultural Studies

Faculty of Arts, Environment & Technology, Leeds Metropolitan University

Download here (PDF. 79 kb)

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