Immerse AiR project with Jim Manganello (Lead Artist) and Niroshini Thambar (Associate Artist) from Jan – March 2020
Year 1 Photo by Jassy Earl These primal stories taught us to have
As part of the Festival City Stories project, illustrator Daisy Whittle has designed a lovely poster illustrating a quote from a teacher who took part in Imaginate’s Immerse project.
graduated illustrators from Edinburgh College of Art to bring the projects to life, and have
Hannah Venet’s second blog about her Immerse residency with Canal View Primary School.
Especially as both classes are very chatty, to have a moment in the session were
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
tricks is mixing different coloured filters using simple items you might already have
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
I have benefited enormously from being mentored by Hanna Tulliki recently as part
Kate Temple highlights some of the excellent visual art resources and workshops currently available online for children, young people and families during this extended period of lockdown.
Here are a few suggestions of things with a loose ‚visual art‘ slant that have stood
In 2022 Imaginate began a journey to achieve the Silver LGBT Charter with LGBT Youth Scotland. Company & Project Administrator Connel Burnett explains what this involves and why it’s important to the organisation.
an international organisation, we recognise the power, voice and opportunity we have
In 2022 Imaginate began a journey to achieve the Silver LGBT Charter with LGBT Youth Scotland. Company & Project Administrator Connel Burnett explains what this involves and why it’s important to the organisation.
an international organisation, we recognise the power, voice and opportunity we have
Infomation on current artists-led project managed by Imaginate
I have benefited enormously from being mentored by Hanna Tulliki recently as part
Over the last few years, children’s mental health has become an even more pressing concern for many families, schools and youth-focused organisations. That’s why it’s more important than ever to engage in open discussions about mental health with children and young people.
spend time with family members and friends, and the many stresses of the pandemic have
