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How do we tell the prescient stories of our time? This four-week course will unpack contexts in which contemporary curating has adapted, reacted, and evolved in recent times.
Through case studies and conversations, this course will explore the role museums and galleries play in dealing with the global issues affecting our day to day lives. How do we tell these stories in impactful and meaningful ways? How do we share different voices and perspectives?
Led by independent curator Matilda Pye, the course will bring together professional expertise from the V&A alongside contemporary practitioners, each week will focus on a dedicated topic: Pandemic, Sustainability and Environment, Communities and Social justice and Identities.
Book online or if you prefer to be invoiced please contact our contact centre hello@vam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)20 7942 2000
Read moreMatilda Pye is curator, educator and a V&A Research Institute, Paul Mellon, Public Engagement Fellow. Since 2004 she has worked with museums and galleries in the UK and Internationally including Tate, the National Portrait Gallery, Royal Museums Greenwich and the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
This course will be delivered online and will be made up of live presentations and panel discussions, exclusive interviews, designed to create an engaging and interactive experience whichever time zone you are joining from. For more information on how this course will be delivered please see our V&A Academy online questions.
This course is ideal for curators at an early to mid-stage of their careers and for those who are considering a curating career in galleries and museums.
V&A Academy Online courses are built using the latest Microsoft software. Tune in to expert lectures live, or catch up later on demand. Download handouts and presentations. Join the discussion in a secure, closed class environment, wherever you are.
10 May 2022 - 31 May 2022
£140.00
+44 (0)20 7942 2000
Open 10.00 - 13.00, Monday to Sunday (closed 24-26 December)
Become a Member and enjoy free access to exhibitions, previews, priority booking, freshly curated content and much more.