Home and Belonging Exhibition

Siún Carden (Developer), Roxane Permar (Artist), John Hunter (Producer), Rozi Peters (Artist), Adam Clarke (Artist), Jen Hadfield (Artist), Tony McBride (Artist)

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Abstract

The project is an ambitious, collaborative and arts-based exploration of home and belonging founded on mutual creative enquiry by care experienced young people
alongside their communities. It begins with a core group in Shetland, expands to connect with young people and partners across the island communities of Orkney and
the Western Isles, and will then share the resulting insights and impact with those further afield – in striking and imaginative ways that engage ‘beyond the head’.
The project creates a stimulating and reflective space to consider how we each construct a sense of home and belonging, and how young people can be better supported and empowered in this process, as they come into care, live in care, leave care and shape their lives beyond. The project explores the barriers to young people feeling at home and work with young people and service providers, including care services and housing providers, in order to produce new thinking, strategies and practical interventions to overcome those barriers.
See more information on the overall project at https://pure.uhi.ac.uk/en/projects/home-and-belonging
Original languageEnglish
Media of outputMultiple media types
Publication statusPublished - 18 Feb 2022
EventHome and Belonging Exhibition Opening - Shetland Museum and Archives , Lerwick, United Kingdom
Duration: 18 Feb 2022 → …
https://www.shetlandmuseumandarchives.org.uk/site/assets/files/4884/foc22_bookable_programme_1.pdf

Keywords

  • care experience
  • practice-based research
  • film
  • creative writing
  • Minecraft
  • verbatim theatre
  • light installations
  • Art and Social Practice
  • young people

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