Program Unge og Museer Seminar 2012 København 16.04.12-17.04.12
16.04.12 mandag 09:30-10:30 INDSKRIVNING - kaffe og croissanter Statens Museum for Kunst Sølvgade 48-50 1307 København K 10:30 Præsentation af udstillingen Hammers Hammershøi og Europa 11:30 Museer for unge Uffe Elbæk Kulturminister Ole Winther Kontorchef, Kulturinstitutioner og Driftsstøtte, Kulturstyrelsen Karsten Ohrt Direktør, Statens Museum for Kunst Ida Brændholt Lundgaard Moderator, Kulturstyrelsen 12:00 UNGE PÅ SMK Unges Laboratorier for Kunst Berit Anne Larsen Formidlingschef, Statens Museum for Kunst 12:30 UNGE OG MUSEER Unges museumsbrug en målgruppeundersøgelse af museernes unge brugere og ikke-brugere Camilla Bjerre Damgaard Afdelingschef, DAMVAD Education Ane Hejlskov Larsen Lektor, Center for Museologi, Århus Universitet Vinnie Nørskov Ph.d., Center for Museologi, Århus Universitet og museumsinspektør, Antikmuseet
Refleksioner og debat 13:15 FROKOST debat og refleksion 14:15 GOD PRAKSIS Learning Museum Tine Seligmann Museumsinspektør, Museet for Samtidskunst og projektleder, Learning Museum Medborgerskab Nana Bernhardt Undervisnings- og udviklingsansvarlig, Statens Museum for Kunst GipSMK Henrik Holm Museumsinspektør, Statens Museum for Kunst 15:00 INTERNATIONALE ERFARINGER Museums as Education and museum Education George Hein Professor Emeritus, Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Refleksioner og diskussion 15:45 KAFFEPAUSE OG KAGE debat 16:15 INTERNATIONALE ERFARINGER MoMA Teens Calder Zwicky Associate Educator, MoMA, New York, USA. 16:45 Young Tate Mark Miller Head of Young Tate, Tate, London, UK. Refleksioner og diskussion 17:30 Afslutning 19:00 Middag på X
17.04.12 tirsdag 09:30 Velkomst - kaffe og croissanter 10:00 Master classes - 1 st session Mark Miller s Master class Mark Miller Head of Young Tate, Tate Max deltagere 30 Serving the Underserved: Creating and Maintaining Community-Based Programs for Children, Teens, and Adults Calder Zwicky Associate Educator, Teen and Community Programs, MoMA, New York, USA. Participants in this masterclass will explore the Museum of Modern Art's Community Partnership Program, which serves historically overlooked audiences throughout New York City by partnering with a variety of nonprofit organizations (including programs for Incarcerated and Post- Incarcerated Youth, HIV/AIDS services, Adult Basic Education and Literacy groups, Early-Childhood Centers, and many more). The class will include an overview of past and present programs, an exploration of teaching and partnering philosophies and pedagogies, and a hands-on experience using Augusto Boal's Theater of the Oppressed techniques. Max deltagere 30 Lea earning in Museums George Hein, Professor Emeritus, Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A. (Denne master class arrangeres og udbydes også som temadag af Skoletjenesten på Sjælland) Max deltagere 50 12:30 FROKOST debat 13:30 Master classes - 2 nd session Master classes fra formiddagen fortsætter. 15:00 Afslutning refleksioner og perspektiver
De udenlandske oplægsholdere George E. Hein er et absolut hovednavn inden for museologien. Han har i en lang årrække beskæftiget sig med museer, læringsteori og konstruktivisme og er forfatter til flere bøger og artikler inden for emnet. George Hein vil i forbindelse med omtalte master class dele ud af sin store viden inden for læring i museumssammenhæng og vil desuden facilitere en praktisk workshop, hvor deltagerne får mulighed for at debattere, diskutere og dele erfaringer. Calder Zwicky is the Associate Educator of Teen and Community Programs at the Museum of Modern Art where he has worked since 2006. In this capacity, he oversees the Museum's Community Partnership Program, which seeks to create programming throughout New York City for a widerange of underserved and historically overlooked community audiences. In addition, he runs the MoMA's multiple-session programming for teens including their Cross-Museum Collective as well as their long-running In the Making program. He has worked for a variety of museums and arts institutions throughout the US including the Walker Art Center, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, the Queens Museum of Art, and the Studio Museum in Harlem. Mark Miller. Info følger.