Artist(s): Various
Running Time: Wednesday 24 January 2018, 6.30 - 8,30pm
Price: FREE
About this event
Join the artists as they discuss the inspiration for the work they’ve been selected to show in this exhibition, and meet Watermans staff leading this innovative new programme.
Exhibition Launch Event and gallery tour with the artists
Wednesday 24 January, 6.30-8.30pm
FREE Event Open to the Public
Please book your FREE space via the booking button below.
Trajectories is an exciting new three-year programme exploring the potential of creative learning and making to help us engage critically in the current and future issues of the world.
Art, design, and technology support vital skills we will need to be a thriving society, throughout education and beyond: critical thinking, problem solving, the ability to engage creatively with social issues, among others. They help us understand and give meaning to the world we live in.
Through thematic events including exhibitions, workshops discussions and talks, the programme will showcase and explore the great potential of creative learning and making.
Over the three years, the Trajectories platform will provide an opportunity for academics, creative practitioners, students and audiences to consider together these themes.
This is a free event and open to all, so no ticket is required.
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