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We had such a great day yesterday, working with the fantastic young people from National Saturday Clubs from all around the country. They took part in our Talking About Contemporary Art workshops, engaging with Hew Locke’s epic work The Procession @tate. Thank you @natsatclub
These clubs are such a valuable resource, giving young people an insight into a range of opportunities in higher education and careers in the creative sector. If you know a young person between the ages of 13 and 16, make sure you tell them about the clubs!
Young people across the country are spending their Saturday mornings at a local university, college or museum discovering the subjects they love.
Watch the video to hear what Saturday Club members think!
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The 2022 online Art Matters Exhibition is live! It displays the visual art works from over 3000 young people, (including work from Fashion&Business and Art&Design Club members at @UAL). You can visit the exhibition here: https://t.co/HC1FtqZhIV
We're so excited to be working with @natsatclub again this year and really looking forward to facilitating discussions about art with some of the groups for their London visit this weekend.
We are delighted that our cultural partner @Tate Modern will be hosting Club members during the London Visit. @QArt_org will be guiding the Clubs through the Tate’s extensive collections, introducing new ways of thinking about modern art https://t.co/P4d5e2KVjB
Artists' Livelihoods report by @ace_national and @an_artnews - very useful data on the circumstances facing artists today and the way artists in England make a living etc. https://t.co/9Dsy7B29G4
We had a great time at the @QArt_org Crit yesterday. Thanks to everyone who attended, and to the artists who presented their work. Find more events in the FBA Futures programme: https://t.co/VYoFnukXdd
Our 5th presenter @ this weeks crit @mallgalleries is Jim Cheatle. His painting series 'Fragmentation' explores mark making, reproduction, simulation, and the interface between the real and the digital. Join us to learn more about Jim's work: https://t.co/4eRFX5LgA4
Our 4th presenter @ this weeks crit @mallgalleries is @WimbledonUAL graduate Juan Carlos Sanchez Sabogal. Juan explores the boundaries of portraiture and is interested in ideas of the void. Join us to learn more about Juan's work: https://t.co/4eRFX5LgA4
Our 3rd presenter @ this weeks crit @mallgalleries is Keron Beattie. Keron uses traditional tools & techniques to adapt found / recycled objects, allowing new forms to emerge. He aims to keep his carbon footprint low. Join to learn more about Keron's work: https://t.co/4eRFX5LgA4
Our second presenter at this weeks Q-Art Crit @mallgalleries is Keziah Greenwood. Keziah uses both modern and traditional techniques to painting and her work explores the female gaze. Learn more about Keziah's practice by coming along: https://t.co/4eRFX5LgA4
Our first presenter at this weeks Q-Art Crit @mallgalleries is Sarah Byrne. Sarah uses photos from her mum's photo albums to reflect on her experiences of growing up as a British girl with an Asian mother. Learn more about Sarah's practice by coming along: https://t.co/4eRFX5LgA4
Looking forward to running our 'Talking About Art' workshops for more than 500 13-16 year olds @Tate Modern and Tate Britain tomorrow as part of The Sorrell Foundation's @natsatclub London Visit.