The National Galleries of Scotland
/The National Galleries of Scotland pledges to:
Challenge ourselves to increase the positive impact we make on our local community and make better use of our assets – our buildings/grounds and our people.
In the next six months we will do at least three things that we don’t do at the moment to improve our social impact.
Director-General: Sir John Leighton, April 2019.
1st Commitment
Engage with communities in North Edinburgh as part of the NGS commitment to this area in support of the developing National Collections Facility project.
Geographical location of impact: Communities in north Edinburgh including Granton, Pilton, Muirhouse, Pennywell, Wardieburn and Royston
Contact details: Siobhan McConnachie, Head of Learning and Engagement, smcconnachie@nationalgalleries.org
2nd Commitment
Offer members of the public a chance to participate in creating an artwork as part of Collage exhibition.
Geographical location of impact: The event will take place in central Edinburgh (July 2019, date TBC) but will be open to all.
Contact details: Helen Monaghan, Deputy Head of Learning and Engagement (Exhibition Programmes and Collection), hmonaghan@nationalgalleries.org
3rd Commitment
Reduced price ticketing for under 26s for Bridget Riley exhibition.
Geographical location of impact: This exhibition will be on show in Edinburgh from 15 June to 22 September 2019 but the discount is available to all under-26s
Contact details: Jane Dunbar, CRM and Ticketing Manager, jdunbar@nationalgalleries.org