AIT SLIDE TALK #33 Jenni Lomax, Director of Camden Arts Centre, London
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AIT SLIDE TALK #33
The Artist in Education and the Place of Education in Residencies:
A Talk by Jenni Lomax, Director of Camden Arts Centre, London.
Date and Time: Wednesday, November 25th, 19:00-21:00
Venue: AIT Room, Daikanyama *The talk will be held in English only.
Left：Camden Arts Centre building Right：Outside space inside the art centre
AIT is honored to host a short talk by Jenni Lomax, long time Director of CAC in London, who will be in Japan as a jury member for The Nissan Art Award 2015. AIT has had the pleasure to collaborate with CAC since September 2014, hosting the CAC exhibition organizer Gina Buenfeld in Tokyo as well as Jesse Wine and Caroline Achaintre. Although AIT and CAC share very different histories and contexts, the two arts organizations do share a strong commitment towards the place and relevance of education, in multiple senses, for the arts and within artist in residency programs.
CAC has organized pioneering residency programs for artists where they also engage with learning and education within the centere's community and beyond. What role can the artist play in education, and how can learning be an integral aspect of residency programs? As the dynamics of global art and ideas of what a commons means changes in the C21st, it seems pertinent to ask these questions now. Jenni will speak on these topics from her extensive experience for about one hour, and an informal Q&A session will follow. Drinks will be served.
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Date: November 25 Wed, 19:00 - 21:00
Organized by: Arts Initiative Tokyo [AIT]
Venue: AIT Room Daikanyama (B403 Twin bldg.Daikanyama, 30-8 Sarugakucho, Shibuya, Tokyo)
Capacity: 30 *Booking required
Admission: JPY1000 (JPY800 for Students and AIT Base Members / Free for AIT House and Support Members)
Other details: Admission includes one free drink
*Talk will be in English only
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Jenni Lomax
Director, Camden Arts Centre (London, UK)
Jenni Lomax has been the director of Camden Arts Centre, London, since 1990, where she has established a forward thinking programme of international exhibitions, artists, residencies and education projects, all of which have artists and their ideas at the core. She led the organisation through a major building refurbishment scheme which was completed in early 2004. She was awarded the Chevalier dans l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2007, and received an OBE for her services to the Visual Arts in 2009. Before Camden Arts Centre, Jenni developed and headed up the Community Education and Public Programmes at the Whitechapel Art Gallery throughout the 1980â?™s. Throughout her career she has been involved in an advisory capacity with many arts, education and charitable organisations and has been a member of selection and judging panels for numerous awards and exhibitions including The Turner Prize, Arts Foundation Award and the Jerwood Drawing Prize.
2015-11-10
