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Echoes of Tomorrow - the Voice of Young People in Museums: Carolina Silva & Paul Crook

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Page 1: Echoes of Tomorrow - the Voice of Young People in Museums: Carolina Silva & Paul Crook

Echoes of tomorrowThe voice of young people in museums

Carolina Silva | Paul Crook

Goldsmiths College | Whitechapel Gallery

Museumnext | Geneva 2015

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What is the role of young people

in today’s museums?

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| New Museology| Visitor-centred ethos| Inclusive museums| Misrepresented audiences|

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| Young people| Independent visitors| Long-term programmes| Youth Forums| Peer-led |

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Young Tate Tate Liverpool1994

Explainers Exploratorium San Francisco1969

MOCA MentorsLAMOCA1992 Duchamp&Sons

Whitechapel Gallery2008

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Youth Forum: Duchamp&Sons

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| Whitechapel Gallery | East London | Youth Programme| Youth Curator | Youth Forum |

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| Duchamp&Sons | Marcel Duchamp | Local Area | 30 young people | 15 to 21 years |

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| Collaborative projects | Contemporary artists | Practice-based | Exhibitions | Events |

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Why did you join Duchamp&Sons?

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“I picked [Duchamp&Sons] particularly because it’s not really, in a sense,educational, it’s more of a kind of place where you know you can debateabout art, you can talk about art but it doesn’t have to be kind ofrestricted in terms of the tone…” (Brandon, 18)

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“I saw the blog and things were actually being done, it wasn’t just (…)people sitting and talking about what they wanted to do instead of doingit. (…) Also I was applying for jobs and I knew I [wanted] to be doingsomething creative.” (Jenny, 23)

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How is it to be part of a youth forum

in a contemporary art gallery?

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“It is quite interesting. I feel like I am really part of the furniture…I quitelike it because [I feel] part of something,…you know that if you go thereyou will be recognized and they will remember you…” (Inês, 21)

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“My skills developed a lot in Duchamp&Sons, working with artists and kindof understanding their practice and how you apply your practice to ayouth group as an artist.” (Gabby, 22)

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Is it important for museums

to have a youth forum? Why?

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“Yes, definitely. I think obviously it brings more audience. Like I have neverbeen to the gallery before (…)” (Inês, 21)

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“Yes, because art galleries could feel quite elitist (…) it is just sort ofmaking [young] people feel like they are part of the gallery, it is a publicgallery, so anyone from the public can come here.” (Jenny, 23)

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ECHOES OF TOMORROW

| Inclusive museums?

| Collaborative research?

| Youth forums?

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Whitechapel Gallery

Youth Forum : Duchamp&Sons

http://www.whitechapelgallery.org

http://duchamp-and-sons.tumblr.com

https://twitter.com/DuchampandSons

Carolina Silva | Paul Crook

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