Why do we evaluate youth arts projects? What are the best ways to capture the wide range of outcomes from young people’s participation in youth arts? And how do we keep it creative?
In the morning session, join Rhona Dunnett from NYCI’s National Youth Arts Programme to explore evaluation in youth arts projects. Together we’ll delve into the reasons we evaluate our work, the range of potential project outcomes for young people and the kind of evaluation tools/approaches we might use to investigate the outcomes of our youth arts projects. This session will be interactive and will include lots of opportunities for activities and discussion as well as key inputs and resource sharing.
After lunch, we’ll get creative! Inspired by artist Pavel Wroblewski’s recent work with CDYS in Fermoy (https://youtu.be/K-jvfDBAM_4), we’re going to work with Pavel to learn about how to use stop-motion animation to help capture and share important learning outcomes and experiences! Together, we’ll choose our own learning outcomes/experiences, build our stop-motion animation skills and make a short film!
We'd love to see you there!
ARTIST: PAWEL WROBLEWSKI
Graduating as a Master of Fine Arts from the Arts Academy Gdansk, Poland in 2004, Pawel is a classically trained painter. As a Resident Artist of Camden Palace Art Centre, Cork, Pawel was involved in many community projects and was a finalist for the Screaming Pope Prize at K-fest, Killorglin in 2015. Pawel featured on RTE 1, Supergardens in 2018 with his Mural of Coolagown Holy Well. With many projects and exhibitions under his belt, Pawel is a full-time painter and a true artist with a mission to explain reality through painting. In his art by Pawel Wroblewski investigate the relationship between humans and our environment. He is a teacher and art facilitator of all ages in the community, art groups, schools and private tuition.
WHO IS THIS EVENT FOR?
All Cork Youth Arts Hub events are open to youth workers, youth arts practitioners and artists working with young people in youth work / arts / non-formal education settings in Cork. It's a great opportunity for youth workers to develop their creative practice and for artists to develop their practice with young people. It's also a great space to network and build your contacts within the youth arts community!
HOW TO BOOK YOUR PLACE
Cork-based youth workers, artist and youth arts practitioners can book their free place for this session on this Eventbrite page.
Please let us know about your dietary and access requirements through the booking form!
If you have any questions, please contact Catriona.McNaeidhe@Corketb.ie
RESOURCES
All resources from Cork Youth Arts events are gathered here on our shared padlet: https://padlet.com/youthartsnyci/xveqpiwcbkk93ulz
