The History of Teaching Artistry

Teaching artists are an important resource in arts engagement projects. The following links give more insight into the history and practice of this critical teaching artistry.

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Organizational buy-in

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Community Engagement Resources from Doug Borwick

Doug Borwick is a US-based artist, arts administrator, and leading advocate for community engagement in the arts.

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Nurturing Local Culture: Stories from Creative People and Places

The following is a summary of key learnings and resources from a virtual con

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Turning Engagement Patterns Upside Down

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Power Up

"This think-piece by Chrissie Tiller unearths and explores some of the complexities and challenges of sharing power, drawing on thinking

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The House Concert - Cultural Diversity

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Why - community engagement with youth and community Choreographer Keira Martin

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Will Weigler - community based theatre

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The History of Teaching Artistry

Community Engagement Resources from Doug Borwick

Nurturing Local Culture: Stories from Creative People and Places

Turning Engagement Patterns Upside Down

Power Up

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