Art Education
Korean Government Delegation and KACES Conclude Successful 3rd UNESCO World Conference on Culture and Art Education
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST, Minister: Yu In-chon) and Korea Arts & Culture Education Service (KACES, President: Park Eun-sil) participated in the 3rd UNESCO World Conference on Culture and Arts Education, held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from February 13th to 15th. Additionally, they successfully led a side event focused on Asia-Pacific cooperation in culture and arts education.
Korean Government Delegation Conveyed K-culture and arts education to the World
During the first session, MCST’s Culture and Arts Policy Director, Lee Hae-don, gave a presentation titled “A Fair Opportunity for Access to Culture and Arts Education.” Elected Vice Chairperson through the Bureau Group election on the 13th, Director Lee shared the Korean government’s policy initiatives promoting equal access to culture and arts education under the “culture and arts education open to all” motto. He highlighted success stories like KACES’ “Yesulnurim” project supporting vulnerable groups and the national culture and arts education resource and guidance platform.
Art Education
University receives a second stunning and symbolic globe through ground-breaking national arts project
The University of Exeter has received a second poignant art installation in support of a national project that is seeking to redefine how the country understands the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its lasting impact.
The striking globe, called Uncertain Voyage: A Complex Triangle, has been unveiled on the University’s Streatham campus at a special ceremony to mark the occasion, as part of its celebration of Black History Month.
THIS year’s BA (Hons) Photography and BSc (Hons) Visual Effects students from the University of West London in Ealing held their graduate show at the Coningsby Gallery in London’s Fitzrovia.
Photography on display included depictions of night-time walks along the Thames, explorations of cultural heritage, collages of the metropolis and botanical still life
Read More: https://www.ealingtimes.co.uk/news/24403050.central-london-venue-ealing-arts-students-show/
A Paisley woman has turned her back on making a name for herself in fine arts to rebuild the lives of patients who have suffered cancer or trauma.
Danielle Adair is a trainee reconstructive scientist who combines science and art to create lifelike prosthetics for people who have lost body parts through catastrophic illness or injury.
