Friday October 29 2010 from 1345-1545 at Southbank Centre
YOUTH
Featuring the following presentations:
A GLOBAL COMMUNITY EVENT – Art and social change
Beverley Carpenter, Communication & Media, Aru University,
Cambridge, UK & Jenny Dawkins, Amos Trust/Street Child World
Cup, London, UK
EMBODIED EMOTIONS
Alistair Campbell, Drama Dept, Queen Mary, University of London,
UK
DIVERSE CITY
Claire Hodgson, Chief Executive, Diverse City, London, UK
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE – USING FILMMAKING AND VIDEO
Marion Vargaftig, Manifesta.org, UK
Title to be confirmed
Cathy Woolley, Southbank Centre, London, UK
Facilitator: Claire Hodgson, Diverse City, London UK
Please note that the programme is accurate at the time of writing. Goldsmiths and South Bank Centre reserve the right
to make necessary alterations.
Friday October 29 2010 from 1345-1545 at Southbank Centre
GEOGRAPHY, PLACE,
ENVIRONMENT
Featuring the following presentations:
‘MARRIAGE LINES’/ A CONVENIENT MARRIAGE? The Friends of
Arnold Circus in Shoreditch & Transition Town Tooting
Naseem Khan & Lucy Neal, London, UK
UNDERSTANDING INEQUALITY IN PROFOUNDLY UNEQUAL
SOCIETIES. The role of market research
Peter Stark, The Swallows Partnership, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
NEW POETICS OF RESISTANCE: A cartography of invisible/other
voices
Professor Graca Capinha (Research Project Director), Cristina Nery (CES
Junior Researcher) & Rita Gracio (CES Junior Researcher), Centre for
Social Studies – CES/FCT – University of Coimbra, Portugal
MIRRIE DANCERS:
The medium of light as a generator for creative community engagement
and public art in the Shetland Islands
Roxane Permar
SINOPALE - HIDDEN MEMORIES: LOST TRACES
Emel Abora, Editor & Project Team Manager, European Cultural
Association, Istanbul, Turkey
Facilitator: Sara Clifford
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to make necessary alterations.
Friday October 29 2010 from 1345-1545 at Southbank Centre
EVALUATION
Featuring the following presentations:
BARRIER BREAKERS METHODOLOGY
Penelope Tobin, Creative Director, Barrier Breakers, London, UK
EVALUATING THE USE OF CREATIVE APPROACHES TO COMMUNITY
COHESION AND PREVENTING VIOLENT EXTREMISM
Sarah Holloway, Senior Researcher, Office for Public Management (OPM),
Analytical Studies Unit, London, UK & Rehana Mughal, Creativity Culture
and Education (CCE), London, UK
PROMOTING SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT AND WELLBEING IN OLDER
PEOPLE THROUGH COMMUNITY SUPPORTED PARTICIPATION IN
MUSICAL ACTIVITIES (Hallam, Creech, Pincas, McQueen & Varivarigou)
Professor Susan Hallam, Dean of the Faculty of Policy and Society & Dr
Andrea Creech, Institute of Education, University of London, London, UK
LONDON BUBBLE THEATRE COMPANY: EVALUATING
PARTICIPATORY THEATRE
Jonathan Petherbridge, Creative Director & Adam Annand, Associate
Director, London Bubble Theatre Company, London UK
Facilitator: Jonathan Petherbridge, Creative Director, London Bubble
Theatre Company
Please note that the programme is accurate at the time of writing. Goldsmiths and South Bank Centre reserve the right
to make necessary alterations.
Friday October 29 2010 from 1345-1545 at Southbank Centre
MUSEUMS, GALLERIES AND
CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
Featuring the following presentations:
CUBITT GALLERY & STUDIOS
Daniel Baker, Education Co-ordinator, CUBITT Gallery & Studios, London,
UK
RULES OF PARTICIPATION IN THE ARTS AND ITS INSTITUTIONS
Kaija Kaitavuori, Art Historian & Gallery Educator, PhD Student at
Courtauld Institute, TUK
‘MUSEUMS AREN’T FOR ME’: Community Friendly Museums- the role of
museum services in civic society
Janet Hetherington, Senior Lecturer, Staffordshire University Creative
Communities Unit, Faculty of Arts, Media & Design, Stoke-on-Trent, UK
MUSEUM ACTIVISM AND THE CULTURE OF DISABILITY
Charles Reeve, Curator and Associate Professor, Ontario College of Art
and Design
THE ROLE OF PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT AT SOUTHBANK
CENTRE
Gillian Moore, Head of Contemporary Culture & Shan Maclennan, Creative
Director Learning and Participation, Southbank Centre, London, UK
Facilitator: Felicity Allen, www.felicityallen.co.uk
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to make necessary alterations.
Friday October 29 2010 from 1345-1545 at Southbank Centre
ENGAGING WITH THE
DEBATE
Featuring the following presentations:
48 MINUTES FOR PALESTINE Citizen artists without a state,
British citizens artists and political debate
Mojisola Adebayo, Programme Convenor - MA Applied Drama,
Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
CARDBOARD CITIZENS
Adrian Jackson, Chief Executive & Artistic Director, Cardboard
Citizens, London, UK
LYRIC HAMMERSMITH
Adam Coleman, Strategic Development Associate, Lyric
Hammersmith, London, UK
Facilitator: tbc
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to make necessary alterations.