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Creative Communities Artists in Residence

Glasgow City Government launched an Artists in Residence programme in 2019 aiming to engage artists and communities in a 3-month co-design period focused on socially engaged practices. The programme, supported by Glasgow Life Arts and Communities, enables innovative approaches, broad engagement, and amplifies voices of underrepresented communities. Outputs include creative ward mapping, artist recommendations, priority analysis, and partnership opportunities.

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Creative Communities Artists in Residence

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  1. Creative CommunitiesArtists in Residence

  2. Glasgow City Government made a manifesto pledge in 2017 that they would “…launch a scheme, in partnership with local organisations, to employ an artist in residence for every community.” March 2019 – Artists in Residence programme launched

  3. Phase 1 - Format • 3 month creative consultation/co-design period • artists/arts organisations working in each of the city’s 23 wards • Cross artform with emphasis on socially engaged practice • Supported by Glasgow Life Arts and Communities

  4. Phase 1 - Activity • Range of innovative approaches • Breadth of engagement • Enabled new conversations with communities whose voices are less heard • Asked people what they wanted from Artists in Residence

  5. Phase 1 outputs • Creative mapping of wards across the city • Artist recommendations for phase 2 made in response to community engagement • Analysis of emerging themes and priorities • Powerful tool with huge partnership potential

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