Reflections on "Double Window"

This initiative is very much about creating an opportunity for the islanders of Guernsey to discover high quality art for free. It is also about supporting the local community by reinvesting locally all the resources generated by the exhibitions, to support art and education development in Guernsey. Finally, it is about using the presence of the visiting artists to actively engage into the social life of the island, bring art where it is most needed, inspire people and try to make them happy.

Art For Guernsey

Three short talks to explore incarceration, creative education and rehabilitation

Guille-Alles Library

<p>As ‘Double Window’, an exhibition of artworks produced by Les Nicolles Prison inmates in collaboration with CLiP (Creative Learning in Prison), draws to a close, Art for Guernsey and Guille-Allès Library proudly present three short talks to further explore the issues of incarceration, creative education and rehabilitation. </p><h3>David Ummels, Founder, Art for Guernsey</h3><p>Short introduction on the Double Window project and the constructive dialogue it was intended to promote.</p><h3>Dave Le Feuvre, Head of Learning &amp; Skills at Les Nicolles Prison</h3><p>CLiP and its Benefits </p><p><em>CLiP’s mission is to build a legacy that inspires prisoners to fully integrate into the community, reducing the likelihood of reoffending – how does creative learning achieve this?</em></p><h3>Paul Chambers, former Restorative Justice Development Officer</h3><p>Restorative Ripples: Prison Possibilities </p><p><em>A snapshot of the possibility of transformational change through bridging the gap between victims and offenders.</em></p><h3>Hannah Robilliard &amp; Debbie Robinson, The Bailiwick of Guernsey Victim Support &amp; Witness Service</h3><p>Not Forgetting the Victims</p><p><em>Victim Support is an independent charitable organisation offering free and confidential support to victims and witnesses of crime and their family and friends. How might victims be affected by what happens to prisoners once they are incarcerated?</em></p><p></p><p>This event will be held in the Hayward Room at The Guille-Allès Library on Thursday 30th January, 7pm - 8.30pm</p><p></p>

Our {communityGuidelinesLink} describe the sort of content we prohibit on Eventbrite. If you suspect an event may be in violation, you can report it to us so we can investigate.

To report other categories of prohibited or illegal content, submit {link}

Reflections on "Double Window"

More events from Art For Guernsey

Discover more events from Art For Guernsey, from Community to other experiences you might love.

Reflections on "Double Window"

More events from Art For Guernsey

Discover more events from Art For Guernsey, from Community to other experiences you might love.

You might also like...

Browse more events with different dates, prices, and formats to find your next great experience.