
Photo Credit: Heather Agyepong
Clash of cultures – Collaboration to true partnership
In the midst of a continuously shifting landscape in the UK, such as government cuts to the youth and cultural sector, this session aims to unpick and understand the social, professional and political barriers across these sectors.
We intend to illuminate the tensions, and challenges surrounding class, skills, expectations and assumptions related to collaborative, and partnership practices across gallery education and youth work. This session aims to ask critical questions, that provide next steps for the potential of moving towards shared practice, and reciprocal partnerships.
Additionally. we will highlight the current discourses related to organisational change, as well as the civic responsibility and social role of the art museum.
Wednesday 28th November: 11 – 4pm, Tate Britain,
Hosts
Laura Turner-Blake
Frances Howard
Mark Miller
Reflections

“Check your privilege, check your difference, check your motivations, check your relevance and check your workforce”
“Check your privilege, check your difference, check your motivations, check your relevance and check your workforce” Young Poet, Kareem Parkins-Brown’s advice to arts organisations wanting
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Photo Credit: Heather Agyepong Clash of cultures – Collaboration to true partnership In the midst of a continuously shifting landscape in the UK, such as