PGAV Event Archive

THIS EVENT HAS PASSED
Presentations from the event are available for download using the links below. 

WATCH THE EVENT RECORDING VIA VIMEO HERE

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

ArtsReady - National Gallery of Victoria trainee graduate Kayla Clinch video: WATCH HERE

Geelong Gallery – Youth Ambassador Program video: WATCH HERE

Geelong Gallery - GG Connected Instagram: FOLLOW HERE @ggconnected_ 

Jim Rimmer, VicHealth referred to: 

• Dr Megan Lim, Burnett Institute, interim report into the impacts of COVID-19 on young people. ACCESS HERE
• Nina Simon's book The Art of Relevance. This website provides access to the publication (free to read online, or to purchase as paperback, ebook or audiobook) and includes a link to her TEDx talk. ACCESS HERE

Public galleries are safe, inspiring and welcoming for all ages. Galleries however may need to shift their pitch to ensure these creative spaces are seen as relevant to our younger generations. Learn about Geelong Gallery’s Youth Ambassador Program and Youth Digital Engagement project, the AFL SportsReady's ArtsReady program, and VicHealth’s new strategy and funding program.

PRESENTERS 
Andrew Murray General Manager & Brett Lee First Peoples Liaison Officer, ArtsReady  - AFL SportsReady
Jim Rimmer Senior Project Officer, Mental Wellbeing & Arts, VicHealth
Penny Whitehead Deputy Director, Commercial Operations & Development, Geelong Gallery

FACILITATOR
Francesca Valmorbida PGAV Program Manager, Building Back Better

Building Back Better is presented by the Public Galleries Association of Victoria (PGAV) and is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.

Please note:
Forum participants may change due to the impacts of COVID-19 on presenter schedules.
All sessions will be recorded and made available on the PGAV website.