This new study day, led by cultural practitioner Stephen Welsh, will provide an opportunity for you to consider and work through proposed steps stages in successfully approaching the co-creation of museum projects with community groups.

Stephen will discuss his significant experience in designing, developing and delivering co-creation projects, as well as sharing a number of case studies and facilitating practice-based exercises and learning. In addition, participants will be invited to reflect on their current co-creation ideas and activities while working in small groups in a conversational, relaxed and supportive setting.

In this study day you will gain valuable insights into how to develop an approach to co-creation projects and walk away with actionable next steps that you can take back to your museum. Places on this study day are limited to help create the most engaging and productive learning experience for participants.

The Co-created Museum: How to Approach Your Own Co-creation Project
Study Day, 9 October, Museum of London

Workshop leader: Stephen Welsh (he/him) is an independent curator, consultant and creative producer with over 15 years’ experience of developing and delivering a diversity of arts, culture and heritage projects. From 2007 until 2020 he was the Curator of Living Cultures and Acting Deputy Head of Collections at Manchester Museum, the University of Manchester. Previously he was Project Curator at the International Slavery Museum, National Museum Liverpool. Since 2016 he has been a North committee member for The National Lottery Heritage Fund and has also sat on committees for the Islamic Art and Material Culture Subject Specialist Network and the Royal Northern College of Music Collection of Historic Instruments. He was recently appointed a trustee at Homotopia, the UK’s longest running LGBTQIA+ arts and culture festival.

Источник https://museum-id.com/the-co-created-museum/