Youth Arts Participation
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youTH ARTS PARTICIPATION How does Arts participation contribute to sense of belonging in local community and belonging in the world? Should it contribute? What do young people need to participate? Cork City Council Arts Of>ice: Maeve Dineen Leargas: Emma Grainger This year we hosted young people from Fishbowl Youth, Scariff, Co. Clare, St. Micheals Youth Project, Ballyfermot, Dublin, Limerick Youth Service , Crooked House Theatre Company Kildare and young people from throughout Cork City. Outcomes of panel discussions Art Encounter 2011 The Youth Arts Encounter this year was attended by 40 young people from all around Ireland. The aim was to explore the theme of Volunteering and Active Citizenship in a local and global context while questioning the ideas around the feeling to Belong using theatre, film, multi-media, visual arts and music. The young people met with local and national government representatives and stake-holders active in related fields. Together they explored how they can participate in the building of a positive future. The creative outcomes will be exhibited and presented to the public during the Globalfest main event on July 16th at Bishop Lucey Park, Grand Parade, Cork, as well as online through our blog and various other social media platforms. This document presents the outcomes of the panel discussion on the issue of Youth Arts Parcipation.
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Outcomes of the panel discussion with Cork city Council Arts Office representative Maeve Dineen and Emma Grainger from Leargas. Art Encounter 2011
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youTH ARTS PARTICIPATIONHow does Arts participation contribute to sense of belonging in local community and belonging in the world? Should it contribute? What do young people need to participate?
Cork City Council Arts Of>ice: Maeve Dineen
Leargas: Emma Grainger
This year we hosted young people from Fishbowl Youth, Scariff, Co. Clare, St. Micheals Youth Project, Ballyfermot, Dublin, Limerick Youth Service , Crooked House Theatre Company Kildare and young people from throughout Cork City.
Outcomes of panel discussions
Art Encounter 2011
The Youth Arts Encounter this year was attended by 40 young people from all around Ireland. The aim was to explore the theme of Volunteering and Active Citizenship in a local and global context while questioning the ideas around the feeling to Belong using theatre, film, multi-media, visual arts and music. The young people met with local and national government representatives and stake-holders active in related fields. Together they explored how they can participate in the building of a positive future.
The creative outcomes will be exhibited and presented to the public during the Globalfest main event on July 16th at Bishop Lucey Park, Grand Parade, Cork, as well as online through our blog and various other social media platforms.
This document presents the outcomes of the panel discussion on the issue of Youth Arts Parcipation.
YouTH ART PARTICIPATION
What would we love to be able to do... locally, nationally, European, in the world?
Go to clubs and learn about music and art
Do a demo
To have more chances at trying new things to express ourselves
More stuff like this seminar, arts projects and meeting new people
To learn how to play the guitar
More rap workshops
Dance classes
Singing lessons
Enterprise
Exchanges based on arts
I want to do ballet
Travel to see and experience new cultures
Places to go for young people that they can afford
What would you need to achieve your creative dreams?
Equiptment
Venues
Good facilitators
Young peoples ideas
Facilities
Good choices
