circuit is a national programme connecting 15–25 year olds to the arts in galleries and museums,...
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Circuit is a national programme connecting 15–25 year olds to the arts in galleries and museums, led by Tate and funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
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We’re a community of young people in Cornwall exploring different ways of experiencing and creating art
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Who’s it for?
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Connecting young people to galleries and art
Connecting them to Tate staff, and to artists
Image top left and bottom right © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Connecting them to each other (community)
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Why should young people get involved?
To gain confidence and develop artistic skills and talent
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To connect with our creative community both locally and nationally
To explore the possibility of a career in the arts - be equipped with skills and experience to make it happen
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
To make an impact at the heart of Tate St Ives
To connecting with loads of different artists and projects
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Image © Tate. Photo: Ian Kingsnorth
Express themselves!
Gain leadership experience
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How can young people get involved?
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Young@Tate
A partnership project between Tate St Ives and Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange
Circuit Festival June 2016
