Interview with curator, Mary Jane Jacob about the Chicago Social Practice History Series by Ed Carroll
for The Legacy Event, Galway October 17/18 2016.

www.bluedrum.ie

Interviewed on 09/09/2016

Mary Jane Jacob

Feedback from each groups deliberation about the following question:  How can cultural work be supported to take forward some of the themes emerging from this event?

Deliberation Legacy Event

School of Citizen Artist for Social Transformation
Šančių paradas 'Kėdės' Šančinės
Evaluator and Facilitator: Benediktas Gelūnas
Location: Šančių biblioteka
Date: 2017-09-17
Photo: Jonas Danielevičius

Citizen Artist

Šančių paradas "Kėdė" Šančinės 2017
School of Citizen Artist for Social Transformation
Date: 2017-09-16/17
Evaluator and Facilitator: Benediktas Gelūnas
Location: Šančių biblioteka
Photo: Jonas Danielevičius
Ačių Benediktas Gelūnas
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Piliečių menas: pokyčių mokykla

Šiaurės ministrų tarybą

Ką sakė žmonės

Šančių paradas "Kėdė" Šančinės 2017
School of Citizen Artist for Social Transformation
Date: 2017-09-16/17
Evaluator and Facilitator: Benediktas Gelūnas
Location: Šančių biblioteka
Photo: Jonas Danielevičius

ką mes jaučiausi

Karima Bennoune
UN Special Rapporteur in the field of Cultural Rights
Organisation(s) featured:	UNESCO
Date:	1 December 2017
Author(s):	Papagiannis, George and Gropa, Maria and Potasiak, Marissa

Talking about Culture

Cultural Rights

Description: Did you know that the ability to access, participate in and contribute to cultural life is considered a human right? In the latest episode of the Culture Sector podcast, “Talking about Culture”, Karima Bennoune, the UN Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, answers some of the most frequently asked questions about cultural rights, including: What are cultural rights? What is their basis in international law? Can cultural rights ever be used to justify limits on the rights of women and girls? You can listen to this fascinating podcast here.

December 1, 2017

Art historian, Catherine Marshall provides a 30 minute presentation about the roots of community art in Ireland and describes a number of case studies that have contributed to its legacy.

Life Art