Learning resources
Angelica develops learning resources and programming through collaborative approaches that embed co-enquiry, co-creation and creativity to engage and inspire audiences of all ages. Collaboration and co-enquiry with educators, teachers, young people, curators and artists is a key aspect of her practice in creating inspiring, relevant and useful resources. Here is a selection of resources that she has developed for engagement programmes and exhibitions. Some are developed in collaboration with other artists and designers, and some are hand-drawn.
Andy Goldsworthy resource developed for Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Design by Alex Batten for YSP.
Andy goldsworthy at yorkshire sculpture park
Development of YSP’s first circular trail that explores the artwork of Andy Goldsworthy - navigating, looking, reflecting and learning about his practice while experiencing the landscape.
Found Cities, Lost Objects engagement resources developed for for children and young people. Design by Linda Lundin, Park Studio,
found cities, lost objects: women in the city
Development of the engagement space and resources for Arts Council Collection’s 2022 touring exhibition Found Cities, Lost Objects: Women in the City, curated by Lubaina Himid.
Coming Out secondary schools resource. Exhibition creative design by Textbook Studio,
coming out: gender, sexuality & identity
Development of the learning resources for the exhibition which took place at the Walker Art Gallery in 2017 as part of the Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme. Exploring 3 key works in the exhibition through the lenses of judgement, equality and empathy and supported secondary PSHE education, and developed in collaboration with Curators and secondary school teachers.
Learning resources for the Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme produced in collaboration with artist Laura-Kate Draws (design and print) 2016-2019
L8 Fold year Imbolc resource, hand drawn 2023. Created to mark the 8 fold year and land based celebrations in collaboration with Squash Liverpool.
Hazel tree ID - hand-drawn with watercolour, created as part of my forest school studies and suite of resources for flora and fauna identification. 2023.