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Brighton Photo Biennial is pleased to announce the launch of TogetherAlone - a teaching resource for post 16 teachers and youth workers created as a result of an artist led filmmaking project with young people aged 13 – 18.
TogetherAlone is a short film made by young people, accompanied by information for post 16 teachers of Art & Design, Film Studies, Media Studies, Citizenship, Health & Social Care, and Humanities, and youth workers and agencies delivering a range of s .....
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Post Up: The War of Images - A Resource For Teachers
This resource aims to support schools and colleges embarking on work that develops young peoples’ knowledge and understanding of conflict in the 21st Century. It is aimed at teachers of a range of 14 – 19 subjects including Citizenship, Media Studies, Art & Design, Religious Studies, History, and of course, Photography.
Presented here is a selection of material generated by BPB 2008’s P .....
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The Changing Representation exhibition opens in the cafe at the University of Brighton on Saturday 1st November (private view Monday 3rd November 5pm - 7pm).
Photographer Marysa Dowling has been working with year 10 students from Bexhill high School, and Hillcrest School, Hastings. Together they have been investigating the complex relationships that young people have with each other, their families and the wider world, at a time when media representation is considered a powerful tool .....
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BPB is pleased to announce the launch of a resource for teachers planning visits to BPB 2008 exhibitions. Download the pack here .....
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We are thrilled that Engage (the National Association for Gallery Education) have this year, decided to hold their international conference Rules of Engagement: Art, Conflict and Gallery Education in Brighton to tie in with Brighton Photo Biennial. The conference examines the role of art, artists and gallery educators in sites or situations of conflict and includes a presentation from Julian Stallabrass, visits to BPB exhibitions and contributions from the Biennial e .....
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