Testing the Water
Young People and Galleries
Distributed for Liverpool University Press
168 pages
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© 2000
Tate Liverpool has established a reputation for its approach to youth audience development through Young Tate, a program for young people aged between 14 and 25. This collection of essays, which responds to a growing demand for information about relationships between galleries and their young audiences outside formal education, reflects on Tate Liverpool’s role in creating a workable strategy for sustainable youth programming. Issues addressed include gallery and museum education, ethnography, cultural studies and exhibition and gallery management practice.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
CHAPTER 1
Story: Young People and Art Galleries
Case Study: Ten Things Young People Say bout the Experience of Art Galleries, and Ten Changes Young People Ask of Art Galleries - Jane Elliot
Essay: With Visitors in Mind: The Museum with Permeable Walls - Toby Jackson
CHAPTER 2
Story: Setting the Scene 1989-1994
Case Study: Youth Arts Weekend, September 1993 - Naomi Horlock
Essay: Beyond L'Amour de l'Art: Youth, Cultural Democracy and Europe - Ulrich Kockel
CHAPTER 3
Story: Learning Curve
Case Study: Memories of the Young Tate Advisory Group - Soraya Lemsatef
Essay: Museums, Galleries and the Business of Consulting with Young People - Sara Selwood
CHAPTER 4
Story: Working with Young People
Case Study: Two-day Summer Project, July 1995 - Gary Clarke
Essay: Integrated Management - Gaby Porter
CHAPTER 5
Story: Curating with Young People
Case Study: Working with Curators: Comments from Young Tate Display Group Members
Essay: Opening Up the Curatorial Space - Lewis Biggs
CHAPTER 6
Story: Taking on More
Case Study: BBC Radio Merseyside's Young Tate Debate
Essay: Learning in Art Museums: Strategies of Interpretation - Eilean Hooper-Greenhill
CHAPTER 7
Story: Taking Stock
Case Study: Young Tate Web-site - Liza Lemsatef
Young Tate Workshop Leaders' Training Course - Emilia Eriksson, Anitha Darla
Essay: The Shape of Things to Come? - David Anderson
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
CHAPTER 1
Story: Young People and Art Galleries
Case Study: Ten Things Young People Say bout the Experience of Art Galleries, and Ten Changes Young People Ask of Art Galleries - Jane Elliot
Essay: With Visitors in Mind: The Museum with Permeable Walls - Toby Jackson
CHAPTER 2
Story: Setting the Scene 1989-1994
Case Study: Youth Arts Weekend, September 1993 - Naomi Horlock
Essay: Beyond L'Amour de l'Art: Youth, Cultural Democracy and Europe - Ulrich Kockel
CHAPTER 3
Story: Learning Curve
Case Study: Memories of the Young Tate Advisory Group - Soraya Lemsatef
Essay: Museums, Galleries and the Business of Consulting with Young People - Sara Selwood
CHAPTER 4
Story: Working with Young People
Case Study: Two-day Summer Project, July 1995 - Gary Clarke
Essay: Integrated Management - Gaby Porter
CHAPTER 5
Story: Curating with Young People
Case Study: Working with Curators: Comments from Young Tate Display Group Members
Essay: Opening Up the Curatorial Space - Lewis Biggs
CHAPTER 6
Story: Taking on More
Case Study: BBC Radio Merseyside's Young Tate Debate
Essay: Learning in Art Museums: Strategies of Interpretation - Eilean Hooper-Greenhill
CHAPTER 7
Story: Taking Stock
Case Study: Young Tate Web-site - Liza Lemsatef
Young Tate Workshop Leaders' Training Course - Emilia Eriksson, Anitha Darla
Essay: The Shape of Things to Come? - David Anderson
Contributors
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