Dana's Welcome
- 19 May 09
All the latest opportunities from
DaDa-Disability and Deaf Arts

Dana's Note................................................................................2
DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts latest.................................................2
Disability Arts News.....................................................................2
Unity Festival..............................................................................2
Human Nature.............................................................................3
Bow WOW! Festival.....................................................................3
Culturepool Events.......................................................................3
Deaf Arts Network event...............................................................4
New Director of PANDA................................................................4
Amici Dance...............................................................................5
Revisioning Utopia.......................................................................5
Handling and Transport technician...................................................6
Chief Executive Officer..................................................................6
Projects Manager........................................................................6
Assistant Research Officer............................................................7
Action Transport Collaboration........................................................7
Using the Arts to develop leadership................................................7
Physical Theatre workshops in Liverpool..........................................8
Deaf Dancer wanted.....................................................................9
Washington Conference................................................................9
Audio described events.................................................................9
Artists taking the lead...................................................................12
Arts Jobs...................................................................................12
Freelance Textile Artist.................................................................12
Dance Coordinator......................................................................13
Content Developer......................................................................13
Disclaimer.................................................................................14

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Dana's Note
Dear Readers,
It's back to the usual soggy British summertime for us here, but..we're getting closer to DaDaFest and we have lots of little rays of shining new delights to come, but here's some newsletter nectar just to keep you going. Yours, Dana
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DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts Latest
A quick survey!
As you know from last week's news, we have been shortlisted for the Best Small Event category for the Mersey Tourism Awards and we need your help! If you attended, took part or had any involvement at all in DaDaFest International 2008 please can you complete this quick survey, you're feedback is very much appreciated! Thanks!
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=gAofPvsyh3hSpuiRevk_2fKg_3d_3d
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Disability Arts News
Unity Festival 15th - 21st June
UNITY festival at the Wales Millennium Centre - A festival celebrating Inclusive arts, learning disability arts and disability arts. Working with Wales Millennium Centre, Disability Arts Cymru, Touch Trust and Community Music Wales we have put together an eclectic mix of performances and workshops - and most of it will be FREEFor more info please contact: Ben Pettitt-Wade Outreach Officer Hijinx Theatre.Wales Millennium Centre. Bute Place .Cardiff Bay .CF10 5AL
General Enquires: 029 2030 0331 / 2063 5620
Email: ben.pettitt-wade@hijinx.org.uk Website: www.hijinx.org.uk
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Human Nature
An exhibition of print, sculpture, drawing & ceramic by Ruth Collett & Rita Sheppard. Opens Thu 28th May 7-9pm 29th- 31st May 12- 5pm The Arts Festival Shop Albert St, Hebden Bridge.Wheelchair access Info 01706 816211
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Bow WOW! Festival
1st-7th June 2009 Northcote town hall For and by youth with and without disabilities. Hosted by family Dog Circus Come, see what we can do together. Opening with performances and presentations 7pm, 1st June
Workshops for youth with and without disabilities 1st-7th June
Closing performance 7pm,7th June. Program & Workshops Monday 1st June Mime 10-12pm Puppets 12.45-2.15pm Opening 7pm with performances.Tuesday 2nd June Theatre Lighting 1-3pm Circus Improvisation 6-8pm. Wednesday 3rd June Lights Sound Bow WOW! 10-12pm Comedy & Clown 1-3pm Thursday 4th June Lights Sound Bow WOW! 6-8pm Friday 5th June Lights Sound Bow WOW! 10-12pm
Sing Your Story 1-3pm. Saturday 6th June & Sunday 7th June
Intensive Training with Family Dog Circus 10am-3pm
Showing 7pm Sunday 7th June 2009 Bookings Essential (places limited)
Contact: Leesa Nash Phone: 0425 717 639 Email: bowwowfestival@hotmail.com Web: http://bowwowfestival.blogspot.com/
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through
the Australia Council, its arts funding & advisory body.
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Culturepool Events
Yorgos Karamalegos and Elinor Randle from Tmesis Theatre (formerly Momentum Theatre) are culturepool regulars. We've seen them perform more than any other company and the reason is simple. Their nationally and internationally acclaimed performances are unique and mesmerising.
We've followed them since Momento Mori in 2006, and we seen them again in Anima in 2008 for the second and third pieces of the trilogy. We're so excited and I'm sure you regulars out there will be happy to hear we are joining Eli and Yorgos for Tmesis, the first piece of their trilogy, which was originally performed in 2003.Tmesis combines striking visuals, acrobatics, movement and music in this beautiful ancient Greek story of the origin of love and the reason why we search for our other half. Six years after their first performance they're returning to The Unity Theatre on Thursday 28th May @ 8pm. Tickets can be bought from the Unity Theatre by calling the ticket office on 0151 709 4988, emailing tickets@unitytheatre.co.uk, texting 0784065 98 07 or dropping in. Please quote ‘culturepool' to receive your £6 ticket(s) (Full price £10). Note - there is no numbered seat allocation at Unity, please turn up early if you want to sit with friends! We'll meeting in the first floor bar at 7.30pm. See you there! Vinny & Luan www.culturepool.org.uk 0151 236 0796

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Deaf Arts Network event
Contact: Lisa Davies <deafartsnetwork@googlemail.com> Back by demand for the 2nd year running is Creative Hands, our Deaf Arts Festival organised by DANUK (otherwise known as the Deaf Arts Network UK), which will be taking place from Wednesday 10 June to Saturday 13 June 2009.The four day event will be launched on Wednesday 10th June from 6pm - 8pm with a Private View of the artists exhibition in the Deaf Cultural Centre's Simister Hall and other spaces.
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New Director of PANDA.
PANDA (Performing Arts Network and Development Agency) grew out of a need to provide an essential network and development agency for performing arts practitioners in Greater Manchester and the North West. Originally a dancer and Royal Academy of Dance Licentiate, Anne-Marie has over 20 years experience of management within the performing arts and also in the leisure, voluntary and commercial sectors. Anne-Marie has worked with a diverse range of performing arts companies including Adzido, Jasmin Vardimon Dance and Common Lore Storytelling. She thrives on initiating new ventures and has previously established a dance centre, a gym and co-founded York Hub, an incubation centre for freelance artists and entrepreneurs. Anne-Marie says: "I am really excited to be joining PANDA. Globally, we are entering a period of stormy waters and I look forward to being part of an organisation that not only seeks to offer anchors for the performing arts, but surf boards so that the sector might benefit from the waves!"
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Amici Dance
9-12 June 7:30pm All tickets £5 0871 22 117 26 www.lyric.co.uk
Lyric Hammersmith W6 0QL "totally and utterly inspiring" The Guardian .
Tue 9 June / Behind the Scenes with Amici A special preview showing of extracts from The Magic of Amici, a new DVD and resource pack of Amici's groundbreaking and original working methods. The evening will be introduced by Wolfgang Stange and Amici members with an open floor discussion. Wed 10 June / Open-workshop A chance to take part in an Amici class run by Wolfgang Stange. Join in Amici's inspiring movement improvisations. Thur 11 June / Scratch Night 1 Workshop demonstrations with Amici and Wolfgang Stange followed by scratch performances from Amici and friends including The Moleigh Dance Company. Fri 12 June / Scratch Night 2 Workshop demonstrations with Amici and Wolfgang Stange followed by scratch performances from Amici and friends including Indepen-dance performing "Just 2 good pals". 10 - 12 June / Day-time workshops Amici members are running daytime workshops for school groups, the local community and professionals. For further information and to take part please contact Turtle Key Arts on 020 8964 5060 or email.
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Revisioning Utopia
Re-visioning Utopia will bring together Artists, Architects and Academics in small multi disciplinary teams and offer an intensive series of research field-trips exploring the diversity of Barrow and its Islands followed by good food, studio based discussion, ‘model' making, drawing, mapping and text based exploration. The charrette runs from 4pm, Wednesday 15th July at Art Gene, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria. That evening we will eat together at Stuart Bastik's off-grid, former fisherman's cabin on the coast of Barrow. Over the following 3 days, multi-disciplinary ‘research groups' will explore a range of challenging landscape/townscape stimuli. Art Gene invites interest from up to 16 artists, architects and academics to participate in this exciting research project. To maximise opportunities to participate all activities, research trips and meals will be provided free of charge. Art Gene has also made available a limited number bursaries to cover travel and accommodation costs. Completed application forms should be returned by email to artgeneopps@btconnect.com Deadline for return of completed application forms: Monday 1st June 2009 Further reading www.artgene.co.uk/currentkeyprojects, www.artgene.co.uk/regenerationbydesign and
www.artgene.co.uk/buildingmeaning
Contact Art Gene at +44(0)1229 825085 Art Gene, Bath Street, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, LA14 5TY, UK
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Handling & Transport Technician
£15,214 pa An enthusiastic team player, you will handle, pack, move and store valuable articles, making sure that all the associated documents are kept up-to-date at every stage. You will also carry out basic checks and maintenance on the equipment you use in order to ensure the highest levels of safety and security. The role demands experience of handling decorative and fine art items, museum items and other objects. A good working knowledge of health and safety regulations and the use of hand tools, lifting and handling equipment are essential as is a clean driving license and the ability to drive a 7.5 ton vehicle. For further details and an application form please see our website www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Closing Date: Noon on Thursday 28 May 2009

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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Want to take the lead? The Arts & Disability Forum is seeking an
inspirational person to become its new Chief Executive. You will need a minimum of 3 years management experience plus an understanding of disability and arts issues. Your communication and organisational skills will be first class. Full time salary from £27,573. Some flexibility in hours. Based Belfast. Closing date for applications is Friday 5 June 2009. 1st interviews will be held on 26 June. Applications particularly welcome from disabled people T: 028 90 239450 E: info@adf.ie W: www.adf.ie
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Projects Manager
Do you believe in the value of the arts in changing communities? Can you inspire this in others? Can you respond to trends and strategic initiatives whilst motivating and empowering a skilled projects team? PRESCAP is seeking an experienced Projects Manager to deliver our projects in accordance with the company's artistic policy. Established in 1985, Preston based PRESCAP is a catalyst for change: enabling people to explore, realise and value their full potential through creativity. PRESCAP creates and delivers dynamic arts projects with people, supporting urban regeneration and community development. Current projects include Preston's full time community radio station and delivery of Arts Council England's Arts Awards in the North West. Benefits include 30 days holidays plus bank holidays and 5% pension contribution. To apply visit www.prescap.co.uk or email: john@prescap.co.uk for an application pack and further details. Closing Date: 12 noon, Tuesday 9th June 2009
Interviews: Thursday 18th June 2009
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Assistant Research Officer
Join us and become a key point of contact for all intelligence about our visitors. You will manage our profiling survey to help us understand visitor patterns and demographics. In addition, you will undertake research projects to gauge visitor reactions to exhibitions, gallery displays and learning activities. You will be an experienced Researcher who will enjoy getting to know more about NML's audience.Closing date:Thursday 4 June 2009, 12 noon. For further details, please visit our website. www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
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Action Transport Collaboration
There will be a culmination of one weeks R&D on a new operatic play - ‘My Mother Told Me Not To Stare' by Finegan Kruckemeyer this Saturday at Darlington Arts Centre. All are welcome to come along at 1pm for a sneak preview of what will be a stunning new production, touring next spring (2010). We'll be showing about 15 minutes of material and asking people to respond. ‘My Mother Told Me Not To Stare' is a deliciously dark operetta for curious children and their grown-ups about those children who did something naughty and got sent to the fixing kitchen, a place from which they never return'. ‘My Mother' is a co production between Action Transport Theatre and Theatre Hullabaloo (formerly CTC Theatre) with composition by Martyn Harry. It connects with an Australian counterpart led by Artistic Director Daisy Brown. Please RSVP to Diann 01325 352004
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Using the Arts to Develop Leadership, Aspiration and Potential
12th November 2009, Cornerhouse, Manchester, 10 am- 4.15 pm The one-day course, ‘Using the Arts to Raise Aspiration, Leadership and Potential', has been created as part of the legacy for the 2009 ENYAN Campaign and has been developed following a period of research conducted by ENYAN, throughout the 9 English regions into how participation in cultural activities can have a significant impact on young people's development and can give young people the chance to develop important life skills such as creativity, confidence, self discipline, effective communication and the ability to work in teams. This course is suitable for anyone, professional or voluntary, seeking to use or develop the arts in their work with young people. It looks to demonstrate how the arts can be used as a mechanism to develop young people's leadership skills, aspiration and potential. It celebrates inspirational examples of young people who have excelled through engagement in youth-led arts projects, continue to achieve well and are an inspiration to both the youth and cultural sectors at large. The course also benefits from being part facilitated by young people who have taken on leadership roles within a creative setting. All participants will receive a certificate of attendance upon successful completion of the course and a wealth of practical resources. Artsplan is subsidising the cost of the training in return for a short 20 minute feedback session with participants at the end of the day. The cost of training has therefore been reduced to £75* (normal training charges vary from £150- £110) which includes all training resources, lunch, refreshments and certification. To download the ENYAN ‘Young Arts Leaders' campaign document visit www.enyan.co.uk. For more information on the course and to book a place, please contact The Artsplan Team, on artsplan@artswork.org.uk or call 023 8063 0960. * This subsidised course fee is exclusive of any ENYAN discount schemes.
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PHYSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOPS IN LIVERPOOL
Contact Elinor elinor@tmesistheatre.com LAST FEW PLACES AVAILABLE on PHYSICAL FEST 5 21st - 30th of May, workshops with Gennadi Bogdanov (Biomechanics), Tmesis Theatre (Formerly Momentum), Jean Laurent Sasportes (Pina Bausch), Free Running and Jorge Lopez Ramos (Intercultural physical performance). Performances from Tmesis Theatre - Tmesis @ Unity Theatre 28-29th May @ 8pm, Yoshi Oida - Interrogations @ Unity Theatre 30th May @ 8pm. For more info and bookings go to www.tmesistheatre.com
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Deaf dancer wanted
MESHdance are a newly formed dance company based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. We are looking for a Deaf or Hard of Hearing Dancer with BSL as their first or preferred language, to join the company. Dance experience is desirable but not necessary, as training will be given. Dancers must be over 18 and able to rehearse once a week in Leeds. Times to be arranged. For more information please contact: Karen Bartholomew
bartholomew.karen@gmail.com or text 07779152574
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Washington Conference
This is a reminder that the submission deadline for presentations for the 2010 VSA arts International Conference on Advancing Inclusive Education and 21ST Century Learning Skills Through the Arts, including a Career Development for artists with disabilities to be held from June 10-12, 2010 in Washington D.C, USA, is May 29, 2009. Submissions can be made at any time via email attachment to: conference@vsarts.org Keynote speakers include Kenneth Eklindh, the head of the UNESCO EFA flagship program "The Right to Education for Persons with Disabilities: Towards Inclusion," Dame Evelyn Glennie, an internationally acclaimed soloist, and Sir Ken Robinson, a renowned expert in the field of creativity. Further information and the Call for Presenters (also available in other formats, and in French and Spanish) are available at: http://www.vsarts.org
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AUDIO DESCRIBED EVENTS 2009-2010
May 20 Oleanna Octagon Theatre, Bolton 7.30pm, 21 High School Musical The Lowry 7pm, 30 Spider's Web Floral Pavilion, New Brighton 2.30pm
June 2 Lost Monsters Everyman, Liverpool 7.30pm, 3 The Boyfriend, The Brindley, Runcorn 7pm, 4 Descriptive Tour, Gallery Oldham 11am-1pm, 4 Singin' in the Rain, Alhambra, Bradford, 2pm, 5 Cabaret, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 7.30pm, 6 Haunted, Royal Exchange 4pm, 11 Brief Encounter, Alhambra, Bradford 7.30pm, 11 Relatively Speaking, Library Theatre, Manchester 7.30pm, 12 Chicago, Birmingham Hippodrome, 8.30pm, 13 Relatively Speaking Library Theatre, Manchester 3pm, 20 Evita, Theatre Royal, Norwich, 2.30pm, 24 The Seafarer, Octagon Theatre, Bolton 7.30pm, 24 West Side Story, Regent, Stoke 7.30pm
25 The Hypochondriac, Liverpool Playhouse, 7.30pm, 27 The King and I, Royal Albert Hall 2.30pm, 30 Joseph Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, 7.30pm
July1 The Chinese Elvis, Oldham Coliseum Theatre 7.30pm, 5, Descriptive Tour and handling, Imperial War Museum North 3.15pm, 16, One Night in Istanbul Empire Theatre, Liverpool 7.30pm, 17 The Tart and the Vicar's Wife Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 7.30pm 18 Everybody Loves a Winner Royal Exchange Theatre 4pm, 18 Chicago (for
vocaleyes) , Nottingham Playhouse 2.30pm, 25 West Side Story The Lowry, Salford 2.30pm
August
8 Chicago, Venue Cymru, Llandudno 2.30pm, 15 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 2.30pm, 19 Beauty and the Beast, Liverpool Empire 7.30pm, 27 Descriptive Tour Manchester Art Gallery 10.30am
September
2 A Chorus of Disapproval, Theatre by the Lake, Keswick 2pm
5 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Theatre Royal, Norwich, 2.30pm, 6 Descriptive Tour and handling, Imperial War Museum North 3.15pm, 10 Blood Brothers tbc Venue Cymru, Llandudno 7.30pm, 16 Singin' in the Rain, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 7.30pm, 17 Beauty & The Beast, Regent Theatre, Stoke 7.30pm, 19 Descriptive Tour Chester Zoo, 10am-4pm
23 Mixed Up North, Octagon Theatre, Bolton 7.30pm, 24 The Sound of Music Alhambra, Bradford 7.30pm, 26 The Miser, Royal Exchange Theatre 4.00pm, 30 Summer Lightning Theatre by the Lake, Keswick 2pm
October
1 Kes , Liverpool Playhouse, 7.30pm, 3 Dinnerladies Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 7.30pm, 6 Les Miserables (VocalEyes) Queens Theatre, London, 10 Descriptive Tour, Chester Zoo, 10am-4pm, 15 All My Sons, Octagon Theatre, Bolton , 7.30pm, 17 Lip Service, Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich , 20 Of Mice and Men , The Dukes, Lancaster 7.30pm
21 High School Musical, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, 7.00pm, 22 The Caretaker Everyman, Liverpool 7.30pm, 24 Punk Rock, Royal Exchange Theatre 4pm, 28 A Midsummer Night's Dream Theatre by the Lake, Keswick 2pm, 31 Fireflies The Lowry, Salford 3pm
November
4 Scrooge, Alhambra, Bradford, 2pm, 8 Joseph tbc, Venue Cymru,
Llandudno 4pm, 18 Ghosts Octagon Theatre, Bolton 7.30pm
19-3 Dec Dadafest Liverpool various, 24 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Regent Theatre, Stoke, 7.30pm 28 The Entertainer Royal Exchange Theatre 2.30pm
December
5, Little Shop of Horrors, Alhambra, Bradford, 2.30pm, 9 Mother Goose, Oldham Coliseum Theatre, 7.30pm, 11 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The Dukes, Lancaster 7pm, 12 Panto Cambridge Arts Theatre 2.30pm, 15 Peter Pan, Empire, Liverpool , 7pm, 17 Dick Whittington, Regent Theatre, Stoke 1.30pm, 19 Grimm Tales Theatre by the Lake, Keswick 2pm
29 Snow White Venue Cymru, 7.15pm, 30 Jack & the Beanstalk , Alhambra, Bradford 2.30pm
January 2010
2 Robin Hood, Theatre Royal, Norwich, 2.30pm, 4 Cinderella, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 2pm, 5 The Sound of Music, Palace Theatre, Manchester 7.30pm, 7 Dick Whittington Regent Theatre, Stoke 7pm, 9 Porridge, The Lowry, Salford 3pm, 13 Christmas show tba Milton Keynes Theatre matinee & evening, 14 Cinderella Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 11am, 14 Cinderella Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 7.15pm, 16 Blithe Spirit Royal Exchange Theatre 4pm, 18 Oliver Twist Octagon Theatre, Bolton 7.15pm
Useful telephone numbers:-
Mind's Eye 01204 522481 / 07889 232438
VocalEyes 020 7375 1043
Bolton Octagon Theatre 01204 520661
Bradford Alhambra Theatre 01274 433626
Brindley Arts Centre 0151 907 8360
Liverpool Empire 0151 708 3222
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse 0151 709 4776
Manchester Library Theatre 0161 236 7110
Manchester Palace Theatre 0161 245 6605
Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre 0161 833 9833
Milton Keynes Theatre: 0870 060 6652
Norwich Theatre Royal 01603 630000
Oldham Coliseum Theatre 0161 624 1731
Stoke Regent Theatre 0870 060 6649
Theatre by the Lake, Keswick 017687 74411
Wolverhampton Grand 01902 429212
The Lowry, Salford 0870 787 5790
Imperial War Museum, North 0161 836 4000
Gallery Oldham 0161 770 4653
Walsall Art Gallery 01922 654 400
DADA 0151 707 1733

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Artists Taking the Lead
This week marks the half way point in the application stage of Artists Taking the Lead, the most ambitious and wide ranging art prize in the UK, developed by Arts Council England in partnership with London 2012 and the arts councils of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. 12 commissions of up to £500,000 will be awarded to create 12 new works of art across the country; one in each of the nine English regions, and in the nations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.The deadline for expressions of interest is Friday 29 May 2009. Please go to: http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/
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Arts Jobs
Freelance textile artist, Lady Lever Art Gallery
Closes Thu 21 May 2009 Paid (£15k-20k pro rata) Part time
The Lady Lever Art Gallery is now entering a third phase of redevelopment with the creation of a learning suite on the ground floor. The space will greatly expand what we currently offer our visitors and broaden our audience base substantially. As part of the project we would like to commission an artist to work with two local secondary schools to create a textile piece. The size of the piece will be pre-determined, but the final artwork can use a variety of materials. The final artwork must be durable in order to be handled by visitors and also create a mood within the ‘Imagine' space of the learning suite. The collection at the Gallery should serve as inspiration for the work and the Learning Officer will work in collaboration with the artist to lead sessions at the Gallery for project participants. It will involve working with two local secondary schools likely for only one full day at each school. It is a small, self-contained project. Applicants should be able to demonstrate: Experience working with young people and schools; Experience of researching, planning and delivering visual art workshops; Ability to work in collaboration with gallery staff to develop programme of activity; Be available from September to December 2009 to complete the project; Possess a valid enhanced CRB disclosure. Applications are welcomed from local artists by Thursday 21 May at noon. They will be shortlisted and only successful candidates contacted for interviews. For further details and to submit a CV and letter explaining your suitability, please contact Lauren Gould, email: lauren.gould@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk, phone: 0151 478 4143
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Dance Coordinator
Closes Fri 12 Jun 2009 Bridgewater High School & Warrington Borough Council has an exciting opportunity for a knowledgeable, experienced and highly motivated dance teacher. You will work alongside teachers in schools to improve standards of teaching and learning in dance, particularly at Key Stage 3. With a degree in Dance you will have a track record of delivering high quality dance provision. You will have proven experience of raising standards delivering dance to a wide audience and adapting your style accordingly. An effective communicator with experience of working with a wide range of partners and stakeholders is required, with the ability to make recommendations for improvement and produce reports and resources to support these recommendations with support from the Dance Steering Group. Based at Bridgewater High School Specialist Performing Arts College, you will contribute to Warrington's wider dance offer to young people and will provide innovative ideas to schools aimed at improving the quality of learning. If you are shortlisted, you will be expected to teach a lesson and be interviewed by a panel as part of the overall recruitment process. An enhanced CRB check is required. For full details and an application form contact Gerrie Shadwell at Bridgewater High School: T: 01925 263919 / 266973 E: bridgewater_artscollege@hotmail.com Salary: £16,991 - £23,473 Deadline: 29 May 09 Interviews:12 June 09 Start date: September 2009
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Content Developer, National media Museum
Closes Sun 31 May 2009 You will be required to undertake research to a given brief and will be assigned to a project for a defined period to support Exhibition Organisers, Curators or Web Developers. You will undertake picture research and rights clearance and liaise with outside institutions to obtain information. The National Media Museum is an interdisciplinary organisation recognised for the strength of its world-class collections, acclaimed temporary exhibitions, international film festivals and its unique permanent galleries. The Exhibitions & Displays team is responsible for delivering 6 exhibitions per year, up to three displays, exhibition associated web sites, audiovisual content, and a publication entitled Archive. As a Content Developer you will assist with the production of all of these areas of activity. You will be required to undertake research to a given brief and will be assigned to a project for a defined period to support Exhibition Organisers, Curators or Web Developers. You will undertake picture research and rights clearance and liaise with outside institutions to obtain information. This role calls for an informed interest in photography, film, television or new media and a good understanding of museum-based exhibitions and learning resources. You should also have strong writing, research and organisational skills, supported by experience of managing projects, working as part of a team and following briefs. We regret that we can only respond to successful applicants. No agencies please. To apply, please write with full CV and covering letter to: The HR Department, National Media Museum, Bradford BD1 1NQ or email: recruitment@nationalmediamuseum.org.uk
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