Edinburgh Art Festival

climate change and the visual arts

27 Aug

Scottish Book Trust, Sandeman House
Trunk’s Close, 55 High Street
10.30am–5.00pm
Cost: £30 individual VAGA/engage members, £50 organisational VAGA/ engage members, £80 non members. £15 students/artists bursary.

A curatorial development and networking event for professionals working across visual arts practice and disciplines, ‘climate change and the visual arts’ will offer a range of perspectives on the environmental impact of presenting contemporary visual art – from curatorial practice, gallery education, exhibition making and artist's practice – and allow space to discuss whether concerns over climate change affect the sector’s working practices.

Targeted at artist-curators, gallery and museum curators, gallery educators, temporary exhibition makers, administrators and project managers. Further information: www.vaga.co.uk www.engagescotland.org.uk. An event organised by VAGA, Visual Arts and Galleries Association, and engage Scotland, National Association for Gallery Education, with support from the Scottish Arts Council.

Thursday 27 August 2009
27 Aug. 10.30am-5.00pm. £15-£80.

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