Replacing our traditional one-day conference, this annual programme of digital events will combine compelling keynote speeches, creative workshops and other content streams, such as blogposts and interviews with industry professionals.
We’ll bring the industry to you as you teach, inspire and create this year.
Teach the next generation of creative innovators
We’re excited to present a series of qualification spotlight events to form part of the Teach strand of our programme.
These introductory events will give engaging and comprehensive insights into all of the qualifications we offer. You’ll have the chance to hear from current UAL Awarding Body tutors and students about delivering and taking our qualifications, and join a discussion in a live Q&A at the end of the session. These sessions are perfect for centres looking to expand their range of UAL awarding body qualifications and new centres who are not yet delivering our qualifications.
Further event details will be published soon. To register your interest please email approvals.awarding@arts.ac.uk.
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Life drawing at Hereford College of Arts
A spotlight on Foundation Art and Design: Building a foundation for the future
11 Feb 2021, 10.30am - 12.30pm
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A spotlight on Level 4 Professional Diplomas: Providing specialist and vocational learning
19 March 2021, 10.30am - 12.30pm
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Artwork by Louise Taylor, Leeds Arts University
A spotlight on Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Visual Arts: An exciting new opportunity to enhance your arts portfolio
22 April 2021, 10.30am - 12.30pm
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Henrik Bie shooting in the Studio, Case Study
A spotlight on Creative Media Production and Technology: Exploring digital futures in the creative industries
11 May 2021, 10.30am - 12.30pm
Inspire your inner student
Leading creative industry specialists will Inspire and motivate with a series of keynotes speeches and collaborative workshops. Focussing on our 4 core values of diversity and inclusivity, wellbeing, sustainability and education and policy, these sessions will nurture your personal learning as an educator and enhance your future teaching practices.
More details of events coming soon...
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Inspire Keynote with Rachel Ara
26 Feb 2021, 2.00 - 2.45pm
Create new pathways of exploration in your practice
Continue your professional development with our interactive CPD workshops. From developing digital research to initiating change in your community, these hands-on sessions will provide a more intimate space to learn from industry experts, further your knowledge of specialist areas and give you the opportunity to Create new ideas in a collaborative setting.
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Chatsworth House
Visual storytelling: inspiring ideas from the Chatsworth collection
12 Feb 2021. Explore ways to help students develop digital research and presentation skills.
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Ray Harryhausen (1920-2013) animating a skeleton model from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, 1958 © The Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation.
Animate: Exploring ideas through simple time-based techniques
12 + 19 March 2021. Explore ways of communicating ideas and developing an animated narrative in the tradition of the artist book.
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JR (French, born 1983). Migrants, Mayra, Picnic across the Border, Tecate, Mexico - U.S.A, 2017. Installation image. Wheat-pasted poster on table.
Can Art Change the World? with Saatchi Gallery
October 2021, Date TBC. Explore how collaborative practice can initiate change in a community.
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Digital Play: performance making
5 March 2021. An introduction to digital performance making and digital learning in the context of the studio and online spaces.
Alongside our Continuing Professional Development events, we're running a series of shorter interactive workshops to give you the opportunity to have some time away from your day-to-day. From mindfulness to green-living, these break-out-like sessions will reinvigorate, motivate and provide an interesting platform to share new ideas.
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Ayala Gill, mindfulness and meditation teacher
Creativity and mindfulness meditation with Ayala Gill
25 Feb, 12pm – 1pm
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