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For Arts' Sake – Season 1 Teaser
For Arts' Sake
09/04/19 • 0 min
You're listening For Arts' Sake, a podcast where we discover what museums are really for and what people who work there really do. Every week we ask leading museum professionals to share. Stay tuned! The first episode is coming soon!
Episode 5 - Karly Allen (LIMINA Collective): 'Bringing together art and mindfulness in museums’
For Arts' Sake
12/26/19 • 27 min
Episode 4 - Olivia Durand & Paula Larsson (Uncomfortable Oxford): 'Oxford’s Uncomfortable Past’
For Arts' Sake
12/18/19 • 32 min
Olivia and Paula like to challenge traditional interactions with cityscapes and reveal hidden histories through 'Uncomfortable' walking tours.
This project has transformed the traditional walking tour into a critical pedagogy of urban landscapes.
With extreme opinions on the rise, academics have an obligation to bring their research out into the public space to encourage dialogue, critical thinking, and empathy. Through Uncomfortable Oxford, Paula & Olivia have designed a method for deflating emotional tensions that surround uncomfortable histories, directing dialogue towards a productive middle ground.
Episode 1 - Claire Madge (Autism in Museums): 'On Autism friendly museums and why creating access is so important’
For Arts' Sake
11/27/19 • 30 min
Claire Madge is a central figure in the promotion of accessible museums across the UK. She's the founder of Autism in Museums, an initiative working to create autism-friendly change in the cultural sector.
A tireless volunteer, Claire has worked with a number of big and small museums, including the V&A, British Museum, Jewish Museum, and Museum of London.
Claire has seen the difference autism early openings to museums have made for her family. Her goal - is to share her positive experience with others.
For Arts' Sake - Season 2 Teaser
For Arts' Sake
11/06/19 • 0 min
Hello. This is For Arts' Sake – a podcast that gives voice to museum people.
Here we share real-life stories of leading professionals in museums and the heritage sector across the UK.
Stay tuned for upcoming episodes!
Episode 2 - Abby Bird (Black Country Living Museum): 'Museum Social Media, TikTok, and Engaging GenZ'
For Arts' Sake
04/01/21 • 30 min
We sit down with Abby Bird, Communications Manager at the Black Country Living Museum (BCLM) and creator of BCLM’s viral TikTok account, to discuss museum social media and learn how to make museums more relatable to GenZ.
We talk with Gemma Wright, Head of Learning at Camden Arts Centre (CAC), about the learning programmes she creates to engage learners of all backgrounds. We also learn how CAC nurtures the next generation of artists through residencies and learning programmes.
Episode 5 - Louise McAward-White (BFI): 'Digital Collections and Building a Fairer Future for Museums'
For Arts' Sake
05/04/21 • 31 min
We talk with Louise McAward-White, Collections Systems Specialist at the British Film Institute (BFI) and co-founder of Fair Museum Jobs, about improving collections systems at the BFI and contributing to a more equitable practice in museum employment.
04/21/22 • 38 min
In the first episode of a very exciting international season, James and Alina chat with Lizzie Peabody. Lizzie is a professional storyteller, audio producer, and host of the Smithsonian Institution’s Sidedoor podcast. This conversation dives into the art of storytelling, the importance of building narratives, and some ways we can reimagine how museums can reach out to their audiences.
09/19/19 • 26 min
This week we’re chatting to Aisling Serrant about her creative approach to museum festivals. Aisling works as a Community Engagement Manager at the Museum of London Docklands which tells the history of about London as a port. Aisling organises festivals bringing together families from all backgrounds to learn about different cultures and history. Her main goal is to make the museum a welcoming space for everyone.
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FAQ
How many episodes does For Arts' Sake have?
For Arts' Sake currently has 40 episodes available.
What topics does For Arts' Sake cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts and Education.
What is the most popular episode on For Arts' Sake?
The episode title 'Episode 4 - Jack Shoulder (Towner Art Gallery): ‘On inspiring creativity, LGBTQ and failure’' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on For Arts' Sake?
The average episode length on For Arts' Sake is 33 minutes.
How often are episodes of For Arts' Sake released?
Episodes of For Arts' Sake are typically released every 7 days, 19 hours.
When was the first episode of For Arts' Sake?
The first episode of For Arts' Sake was released on Sep 4, 2019.
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