Curator Tour – Are we nearly there yet? A history of transport.
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In a world that’s increasingly fast-paced, Making Sense asks you to slow down, using the 5 senses to find new feelings from new viewpoints. Taking pictures with mobile phone cameras to capture smaller details in the museum’s collection, this exhibition aims to promote everyday mindfulness, bringing focus to the photographer and the viewer. The Youth Panel hopes visitors will be able to find relaxation by using new technology to ground themselves within the museum and elsewhere.
Supported by:
The Youth Arts & Health Trust, Jo Blatherwick
The Youth Arts & Health Trust is an Exeter based charity providing arts therapies and creative arts activities for children, young people and their families to enable the development of skills, confidence and resilience.
www.youthartsandhealth.org
Joe Blatherwick is a local photographer and facilitator who provides workshops in mindful photography for young people. He also provides wedding, family and commercial photography.
www.joeblatherwickphotography.co.uk
Curated and produced by:
RAMM Youth Panel:
Alex B, Alex P, Alex S, Flora, Imogen, Iona, Lucy, Nia, Nyah, Rosie, Ruby, Sam, Sophia, Zooey
As part of Heritage Open Days 2024 we’re offering the chance to join assistant curator, Holly Carter-Chappell on a free…
View EventNetti Habel is a photographer based in North Devon. Her work has been shown in exhibitions across the UK. ‘For…
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