Professional Development
Artist Teacher Scheme
LONDON
Tate Modern
Goldsmiths College, University of London
ENTRY LEVEL
ARTIST TEACHER TASTER DAY
Saturday 12 June 2010
10.30 - 16.00
Tate Modern, McAulay Studio B
This taster course is for artist teachers who want to find out more about Tate's approach to the Artist Teacher Scheme. You will:-
- participate in a series of practical and discussion based activities
- discover key characteristics of the Scheme and find out more about Tate's holiday schools and accredited courses
- revisit elements of your own practice with a view to creating starting points for future thinking and making.
Course fee: £95 (includes coffee, lunch and materials)
Number of places: 20
Booking required. For tickets, call 020 7887 8888
MA LEVEL
MA Artist Teachers and Contemporary Practices, three years, part-time
A distinctive MA programme, successfully established in 2006 consisting of:-
- studio practice in contemporary art and pedagogy;
- the history and theory of contemporary gallery practices;
- the theory and practice of contemporary pedagogy.
Contirbutions to the course are made by a range of internationally known artists including Sonia Boyce, Susan Pui San Lok and Ingrid Pollard.
Elements of the course are delivered by or at Tate Modern, Tate Britain and inIVA, the Institute of International Visual Arts.
Goldsmiths is starting a new full-time pathway from September 2010. This pathway will mirror key aspects of the part-time course and there
will sometimes be overlaps. A major difference in the two pathways, however, is that students on the full time course will be given studio
space at Goldsmiths as an integral part of the programme.
The course is now operating a module with the Constance Howard Textile Archive and Research Centre which is based at Goldsmiths. As part
of this module, students also attend sessions in the Women's Art Library based also at Goldsmiths and sample materials in that collection.
A partial fee subsidy for this course is provided by the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA) via NSEAD as part of their Postgraduate Professional Development fund and is available to teachers with Qualified Teacher Status working in maintained schools in England.
For further information go to:-
www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/booklets
or www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/pg/ma-artist-teachers.php
For information or to enrol please contact:-
Paul Dash, Programme Coordinator
E: p.dash@gold.ac.uk.
or
Joan Lofters, Programme Secretary
E: j.lofters@gold.ac.uk
You can find out more about other courses and events for teachers at: Tate Modern
and Goldsmiths College