Tuesday 15 November 2011
| 9am - 10.45am | Plenary Session 1: Arts and Health in Primary and Acute Care |
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| 11.15am - 1pm | Morning Breakout Sessions |
| 2.15pm - 3.45pm | Plenary Session 2: Arts and Community Health |
| 4pm - 5.30pm | Afternoon Breakout Sessions |
| 5.30pm - 7.30pm | Findings: The Story of The Lost Generation Project, Gandel Hall, NGA |
Details
8 am - 5 pm
Conference Registrations at Arts and Health Australia Help Desk, NGA
8.45 am
Welcome by Margret Meagher, Executive Director, Arts and Health Australia
Acknowledgement of Country, Gabriella Carroll, Conference Chair, Arts and Health Australia
9 am - 10.45 am
Plenary Session 1: Arts and Health in Primary and Acute Care
Kristen Whittle, architect and urban designer, Bates Smart, Melbourne
Arts and Health at the New Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne
Sharon Woodworth, AIA, architect and nurse, Senior Associate, Anshen+Allen, a part of Stantec Architecure, California
Laguna Honda, A Long Term Care Facility in San Francisco
Anthony Ogden and Chris Richardson, architects, BVN Architecture, Brisbane
Integrating Art in the New Hospital - Two Case Studies, Two Approaches
Mater Mothers' Hospitals in Brisbane and the Robina Hospital Expansion Project, Gold Coast
Q & A
10.45 am - 11.15 am
Morning Tea
11.15 am - 1 pm
Breakout sessions
1 pm - 2 pm
Lunch Gandel Hall and Terrace, NGA
2.15 pm – 4 pm
Plenary Session 2: Arts and Community Health
Chair: Clive Parkinson, Director, Arts in Health, Manchester Metropolitan University, England
Mike White, Research and Development Fellow in Arts in Health, Centre for Medical Humanities and St Chad's College, University of Durham, England; author of Arts Development in Community Health: a social tonic (Radcliffe 2009)
Art in Health: A New Prognosis
Imants Tillers artist
Arts and Health from the Artist’s Perspective
Kim McConville Executive Director, Beyond Empathy
Just One Less - Social Sculpture Project, Armidale NSW
David Doyle, Executive Director, DADAA, Fremantle
David Handley, Founding Director, Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney
Sculpture by the Sea Tactile Tours
Q & A
4 pm - 5.20 pm
Afternoon breakout sessions
5.30 pm - 7.30 pm
Findings: The Story of The Lost Generation Project
Established in 2007, The Lost Generation Project now has significant outcomes and is the focus of the Disseminate project’s evaluation activities in 2010 – 2011. Project partners: DADAA Inc., West Australian Disability Services Commission and Rio Tinto.