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It's been very good (and increasingly rare) to have time and space to critically consider and engage with ideas around transdisciplinarity - LILA has provided a space (even though virtual) for this and to find alignments across research and practice 

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It's been very good (and increasingly rare) to have time and space to critically consider and engage with ideas around transdisciplinarity - LILA has provided a space (even though virtual) for this and to find alignments across research and practice 

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Testing out experimental making and questioning language through art with a group of interesting people adds validity to research , other than just through academia and , theoretical approaches.   

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Testing out experimental making and questioning language through art with a group of interesting people adds validity to research , other than just through academia and , theoretical approaches.   

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I am finding it increasingly challenging to procure (even internal, pump priming, impact related) funding for research / engagement with the arts. I don't know if this is a general challenge due to COVID and focus on economic regeneration and different industries (I am in UK). I would like to explore how we can work proactively to explain and describe the necessity for spaces that enable discussions and criticality, giving those in all contexts (and many of us occupy multiple roles here of course!) the chance to have these ever elusive spaces for discussion and collaboration. I am therefore interested in how we 'translate' what we are doing across disciplines and within institutions and how we ensure their continuation and that things are not 'lost'.

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I have really appreciated the opportunity to question our own understandings by sharing time and space with others.

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I have really appreciated the opportunity to question our own understandings by sharing time and space with others.

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It has been quite inspirational as it enabled us to think more deeply about the other outcomes of using creative arts and playfulness to encourage learning - that of building trust between learners that enables the unsayable to be communicated.

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It has been quite inspirational as it enabled us to think more deeply about the other outcomes of using creative arts and playfulness to encourage learning - that of building trust between learners that enables the unsayable to be communicated.

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Connecting with partners from different disciplines and countries supports dev

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Collaborating with LILA gives the Art Library confidence to continue to invite academic input into the department
With the funding we were able to work with an artist/ academic enriching the work of the Drawing Room to ensure professional development within the staff team and sustain the importance and relevance of the Art Library with peer libraries in the city and other library colleagues/authorities

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Would be great to do further workshops and collaborate with others related to the links between Objects Subjects and Language, 

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Would be great to do further workshops and collaborate with others related to the links between Objects Subjects and Language, 

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Collaboration and connections with different partners esp within the academic sector helps us to develop our insight, understanding and approach to service development and customer / community engagement.

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I agree - time and space to share ideas but also to hear what the challenges and issues everyone is grappling with are 

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I agree - time and space to share ideas but also to hear what the challenges and issues everyone is grappling with are 

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It will be wonderful to build on the experiences by having funding that enables organisations such as ours, to use creative methods to work with people (children, young people and adults) with English as a second language.

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It will be wonderful to build on the experiences by having funding that enables organisations such as ours, to use creative methods to work with people (children, young people and adults) with English as a second language.

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Further exploration of evaluation methodology, measuring wellbeing and the impact of art activities on people’s wellbeing - removing bias from this where possible

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further workshops - yes please also maybe we could begin some small collaborations within the network which we could report back on at the workshops? 

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further workshops - yes please also maybe we could begin some small collaborations within the network which we could report back on at the workshops? 

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i think much of the work shared so far has so much possibility for helping with the difficulties individuals and communities have experienced during the pandemic - It would be great to see the approaches and creativity of the network being used to achieve what governments say they want to do - however in the UK the funding e.g. for schools is being suggest for quite uncreative uses e.g. "cramming" children with more of the same curriculum instead of thinking of participatory, creative and innovative activities for our children and young people - so, is the network in a good place to speak to agendas of post-pandemic recovery? 

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i think much of the work shared so far has so much possibility for helping with the difficulties individuals and communities have experienced during the pandemic - It would be great to see the approaches and creativity of the network being used to achieve what governments say they want to do - however in the UK the funding e.g. for schools is being suggest for quite uncreative uses e.g. "cramming" children with more of the same curriculum instead of thinking of participatory, creative and innovative activities for our children and young people - so, is the network in a good place to speak to agendas of post-pandemic recovery? 

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I totally agree with these ideas. I specially like the idea of "challenging the language" that has been mentioned. If we want to intersect a diverse group of people/visions, language becomes key to communicate but not enough!

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It has helped me open up the vision around the importance of art as a universal language and has shown me the importance of working in it in community in order to enrich our coexistence.From now on I would like to work from my position as a museum fund management technique from a more heterogeneous point of view, taking into account in the first place that universal concept that the object will pursue in order to improve the environment and the image of a museum as a center open to absolutely everyone.

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It has sparked a few ideas around the constant discussions I have on various projects about the 'function' of the artwork, whether and how it 'speaks' and what the relationship between the artwork, the process and the expositionary text

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For me, it is important to be able to get views from a range of perspectives and learn from other people's educational experiences 

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For me, it is important to be able to get views from a range of perspectives and learn from other people's educational experiences 

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Further discussions, workshops, opportunities for exchanges and collaborative work across the partners, bids for funding

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Further discussions, workshops, opportunities for exchanges and collaborative work across the partners, bids for funding

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emotional interaction is lost in internet, and that's the biggest aim to take profit about it since now. Can it be a chance for people like our from the culture section?