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Excellent article. Delves in the challenge of how #everydaycreativity can best be supported and nurtured by organisations and funders.
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New research shows that 'everyday creatives' don't engage with cultural institutions with any regularity. Anne Torreggiani on how organisations can better support and engage their communities @audienceagents @ace_national artsprofessional.co.uk/magaz…
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A simple and much needed solution to the arts funding crisis, opening the door to proper government support for #everydaycreativity's role in health/wellbeing and placemaking.
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The arts in Britain are teetering on the brink. Here is my plan to save them | Nicholas Hytner theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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❤️ love for nature and imagination, a space of belonging and wellbeing
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Read about the first sandpit for the AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network from our blogger, Tamsin Bishton, here: blogs.brighton.ac.uk/everyda…
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There has been increasing interest in the role of the arts in addressing some of our most pressing public health challenges.
On #WorldArtDay, an article in @TheLancetPH presents examples of promising policy developments: hubs.li/Q01Lz10p0
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Great to attend the @ecnetwork22 event on enriching creative research methods yesterday - my ponderings: the importance of creating a safe space; allowing enough time is crucial; building authentic relationships, trust cuts through everything co-creative
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ECRN Creative Methods Sandpit Found Poem brighton.cloud.panopto.eu/Pa…
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Fantastic day with the AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network. Qs around the intersections of the esoteric with the pragmatic; where, how and why we bound the concept of everyday creativities; when does representation become knowledge and knowledge become action? @ecnetwork22
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Fantastic closing panel discussion for a very stimulating day at the first AHRC Everyday Creativity Research Network ❤️
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Prof Liz Mackinlay We love, therefore we write ❤️
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@ecnetwork22 brilliant discussions about everyday creativity loved the reference to my go to creative craft of knitting 🥰🧶
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Elma Brenner, Wellcome Trust, talking about textiles as embodied narrative exploration using everyday creativity
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'Flattering the hierarchy of epistemologies and ontologies through everyday creativities'. Prof Pam Burnard @ecnetwork22
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'How to push and bend the rules to create something sublime' Finding voice in everyday creative practice with Prof Sandra Faulkner
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Dr Jane Povey, National Centre for Creative Health, 'creative health can support prevention, treatment, recovery, management, promotion'
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An extremely difficult morning was mitigated to some small degree by completing two more stereo remixes for @blackopalband this afternoon - My Siren & Southern Skies today #survivingadoption #everydaycreativity #creativityforwellbeing
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There's a myth that fresh thinking & inventiveness mostly comes from younger people. A recent study shows inventors get more productive as they age. Older inventors use “crystallised intelligence” - their knowledge/experience of past inventions - to build novel things: adigaskell.org/2023/04/06/re… By @AdiGaskell. "Crystallised intelligence" doesn't just apply to inventors. It's one of many factors that make our older workforce so valuable.
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Brilliant initiative. Great opportunity for creative health experts in every region.
Announcing our Creative Health Associates Programme, funded by @ace_national! Seven Creative Health Associates will be hosted by Integrated Care Boards, one in each region of England. Deadline to apply 30th April: ncch.org.uk/news/creative-he…
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‘We need to speak out about the constraining impacts of system policy over the last 12 years’ #ArtsinSchools @AlisonMPeacock
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My Memory Bump song 🎶
Iain lives with #dementia. He shares a cherished memory from playing in a big band in his 20s, and describes the 'flashback feeling' he gets whenever he hears one particular song.
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