Between March 2016 and December 2018, the Centre for Research in the Arts, Creativity and Literacies (CRACL) at the School of Education, University of Nottingham conducted research into and evaluation of Serpentine community-based, participatory arts programmes focused on children and young people.
The final report is presented in two volumes. The first deals primarily with results and recommendations. The second volume presents extended descriptions of each project and artistic practices. The research and evaluation generated by CRACL, is intended as complementary to the research and knowledge production that the education curators, artists and communities produce together through projects.
Adam James with Gateway Academy
Here is the Place
Moving Up
2016
Photograph: Adam James
Adam James, The Studio: Here is the Place, 2017 A Moving Up commission by Serpentine Galleries. Photograph: Manuela Barczewski
Youth Forum: agency for agency with Westminster Academy
Lexicon of Labour
2016
Photograph: Mike Din
Albert Potrony with The Portman Early Childhood Centre
Play As Radical Practice
Changing Play at The Portman Early Childhood Centre
2016
Photograph: Albert Potrony
Emma McGarry and Adam J B Walker with Portman Early Childhood Centre
Special Rights
2018
Changing Play
Photograph: Rob Harris
Emma McGarry and Adam J B Walker with Portman Early Childhood Centre
Special Rights
Changing Play
2018
Photograph: Rob Harris
From the architectural Pavilion and digital commissions to the ideas Marathons and research-led initiatives, explore our past projects and exhibitions.
