Co-Production in Regional Art Galleries
May 16, 2024
11:00am – 4:00pm
Mason Owen Board Room
Third floor, John Lennon Art & Design Building
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This is a collaborative hybrid event with University of Birmingham and Derby Museum & Art Gallery.
The event will feature discussion and workshops from people working with regional art collections. It is aimed at curators, educators, arts producers and academics, and is concerned with analysing co-production approaches in art curation in a regional setting, taking into account ethical issues to do with equitability and inclusion.
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Programme:
11am: Welcome and introduction (via Teams from Derby)
11.20: Keynote: Ethics of Care in Co-production, Dr Nuala Morse (University of Leicester) (via Teams from Derby)
12.15: Lunch
13:00: Case study Workshops, live at LJMU:
- Dr James Schofield: Conversations Tokyo
- Emma Murray criminologist in residence at FACT 2021-2024
- Alex Patterson: ‘Carving Out Truths’.
14:00 Questions for presenters and discussion of the following themes:
- What does good co-production look like?
- How can institutions invite genuinely equitable co-production?
- What can the impacts of co-production look like, and how might we quantify or record them?
- Future co-production projects
14:45 Break
15.00 – 16:00: Roundtable (via Teams from Derby): what does good co-production look like, and how can co-production contribute to the reinterpretation of fine art collections? with Alison Solomon (Storyteller), Farwa Moledina (Artist), Emalee Beddoes (Curator), Angela Robinson (Community Co-producer), Greg Salter (Art Historian), plus live Q&A (via Teams from Derby)
16:00: Concluding remarks
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Our events are always free and open to all, however for this collaborative hybrid event you must register with University of Birmingham in advance.
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