An artistic provocation led by Dr Laurence Dube-Rushby.

Reserve a spot

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About The Teachers Network, Andover

Tina and Laurence say:

'We aim to provide a space for creative exchange, discussions and support for creative practitioners engaged in educational roles within and beyond institutional settings.

We welcome you to this creative conversational space, including an artistic provocation by Dr Laurence Dube-Rushby (17 January), to have the space and time to hear you, to network and map out what you need.

We are both on NSEAD's Council, a powerful advisory body to the parliamentary committees and DfE. This is your chance to have a say in the shaping of the art curriculum. We want to hear from you, and in turn we will enlighten you on the influence and role of NSEAD.

We strongly believe that our identities as Artist-Educator-Researchers are fundamental to the way we deliver pedagogical work. Have your voice heard and nurture your creative self by joining us (at one or both events).

This is the start of something new: building a supportive network is something we would like to do in the region and, as artists and educators, we want to find our people in the local area. We look forward to meeting you.'

Join The Teachers Network, Andover for an evening of creative chats, cheese and wine, with fellow artist-educators!

NSEAD Council members, Dr Laurence Dube-Rushby and Tina Scahill FRSA, invite you to join them for a relaxed in-person meet-up where creative practitioners working in educational roles in and around Andover, Test Valley, and beyond can come together to discuss, share ideas and engage in creative exchange.

It’s the perfect opportunity to connect and engage in meaningful conversations with fellow art teachers and creatives.

Bring your passion for art and creativity!

Reserve a spot

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About The Teachers Network, Andover

Tina and Laurence say:

'We aim to provide a space for creative exchange, discussions and support for creative practitioners engaged in educational roles within and beyond institutional settings.

We welcome you to this creative conversational space, including an artistic provocation by Dr Laurence Dube-Rushby (17 January), to have the space and time to hear you, to network and map out what you need.

We are both on NSEAD's Council, a powerful advisory body to the parliamentary committees and DfE. This is your chance to have a say in the shaping of the art curriculum. We want to hear from you, and in turn we will enlighten you on the influence and role of NSEAD.

We strongly believe that our identities as Artist-Educator-Researchers are fundamental to the way we deliver pedagogical work. Have your voice heard and nurture your creative self by joining us (at one or both events).

This is the start of something new: building a supportive network is something we would like to do in the region and, as artists and educators, we want to find our people in the local area. We look forward to meeting you.'

Join the NSEAD London & South-East Art & Design (SEAD) Network Group for their Autumn event, which will focus on the subject, 'Critique - the purpose & process of critical review'.

Using DON’T KILL THE ART SCHOOL (the documentary film about the Slade School of Fine Art) as context, participants will be encouraged to explore approaches to critique and critical review. This event aims to develop critical practice and the management of approaches and the pedagogy of critique.

There is no cost for attending. Please email Ged Gast gedgast@nsead.org to secure a place. There are limited spaces for this event - places will be allocated in order of receipt.

Please note this is a Sunday event, to give members who have been unable to attend on Saturdays an additional option. The SEAD organisers will take soundings about the alternative day: they aim to listen, and be flexible and responsive to your thoughts.