Programme

Evaluative Register

Evaluative Register
CAPP Cartographies: Susanne Bosch. Part of Practice and Power, June 2018, Dublin. Photo: Joseph Carr

"The aim of this programme of work is to lead the design and development of new modes of evaluation appropriate to the practice"

Evaluative Register for Collaborative Arts

Create is pleased to work with partners Fire Station Artists’ Studios, Bealtaine (Age and Opportunity), Fingal Arts Office (Public Art Programme), IMMA (Engagement & Learning Dept.) and the University of Limerick on a new Evaluative Register for Collaborative Arts. The aim of this programme of work is to lead the design and development of new modes of evaluation appropriate to the practice, and in doing so, inform national and international policy development. The project will generate greater understanding at an institutional and policy level of the value of collaborative arts, taking into consideration the critical concerns within the field of collaborative/ socially engaged arts practice, such as process, quality of relationships and outcomes.

 

 

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Fire Station Artists' Studios
University of Limerick
IMMA
Age and Opportunity
Fingal Arts Office