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Extending the project - locally!


The Lowry Gallery Salford, UK


This section aims to reduce or even eliminate group visits to your national gallery! Instead teachers and their pupils can use our templates and examples to extend the project - locally!

Here are some questions before you start:
1. Look at your long term plans, which topics will you be teaching? 
2. Which of our themes fit best?

Now visit your local gallery or museum - which works seem to relate to your chosen theme(s)? Think not only about paintings but also photographs, sculpture, textiles and malleable or non-malleable artworks. If it fits don't forget street art, murals or even graffiti!

UK based Case Studies  prepared by our project team:
The Lowry Gallery
Imperial War Museum North - Holocaust survivors exhibition
Imperial War Museum Manchester
 We don't always need to consider 2D art just in galleries - we can also look at art on the street. This is often found in the form of sculpture, below are some examples. 
Sculpture and statues in Lincoln

Sculpture for travellers that can't travel.
Swedish based Case Studies prepared by our project team:
​These include an interview with Jeanette Rangner Jacobson and Alexander Kateb from the Nationalmuseum, Stockholm
Hanna Pauli Hirsch - Frukostdags
Breakfast Time - EN

A tale of two visits

See, think and wonder and maybe connect
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  • Home
  • Project Partners
    • Global Learning Association (UK)
    • Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)
    • CEE AUTO-LEARN (Sweden)
    • Crewative (Italy)
  • About
    • Galleries and links >
      • National Gallery (UK)
      • National Gallery (IT)
      • Nationalmuseum (Sweden)
      • The National Gallery (GR)
  • Toolkit
    • Case studies
    • Contemporary artists
    • The use of pigments in paintings
    • Digital responses to art
    • Toolkit (UK) >
      • What do teachers think?
      • UK Case studies
    • Toolkit (Greece)
    • Toolkit (Italy)
    • Toolkit (Sweden) >
      • Swedish Case studies
    • Extending the project locally
    • Find a partner school
    • Key Action 1 courses
  • Modules
    • 01 Love and Family
    • 02 Strength and Power
    • 03 Nature
    • 04 Work and industry
    • 05 Our World
    • 06 Science and technology
    • 07 Freedom
    • 08 Migrants and Refugees
  • Dissemination activities
    • Multiplier Events
    • Video presentation
  • Online courses
  • Academic outputs