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>From: Bronac.Ferran@artscouncil.org.uk

ALWAYS IN TRANSLATION - DEVELOPING AUDIENCES FOR ART AND SCIENCE
Friday 26th and Saturday 27th September.

FRIDAY 6.15 PM - 9.OO PM -
at the Darwin Centre, Natural History Museum, Exhibition Road, London
SW7 Soft launch of new Wellcome Trust book, Experiment! and
Screening of Play Garden Video and Ask the Audience DVD plus panel
discussion with Dr Ilan Chabay, New Curiosity Shop; Ken Arnold,
Wellcome Trust; Jessia Shaw, artist/curator; Hannah Redler, Science
Museum; Andrew Caleya Chetty, plan b; chaired by Bronac Ferran.

Entrance is free and restricted to 100 people. Followed by audience
discussion and drinks! If you'd like to attend please rsvp to
Claire Griffiths: c.griffiths@wellcome.ac.uk.

SATURDAY 10.00 - 4.00 PM
at the Royal College of Art, from 10.00 am - until late afternoon, a
workshop which will look in more detail at the challenges of
programming art/science events for new audiences and seek to develop
a 'toolkit' of ideas and share good practice etc to inform future
projects.

Once again entrance is free, and restricted to around 60 people. If
you'd like to attend please rsvp to Claire Griffiths:
c.griffiths@wellcome.ac.uk.




'Always in Translation' is an ACE/Wellcome Trust collaboration, in
association with the Natural History Museum and the Royal College of
Art. It has been funded by ACE Interdisciplinary Arts, New
Audiences, and the Wellcome Trust.
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Peter Ride

Co-Director & Senior Research Fellow
Centre for Arts Research Technology and Education (CARTE)
University of Westminster
http://www.wmin.ac.uk

and

Artistic Director
DA2 Digital Arts Development Agency
http://www.da2.org.uk



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