UAL Black History Month: The Visualise Report | Marlene Wylie

In April 2024, the Runnymede Trust published the groundbreaking report Visualise: race and inclusion in secondary school art education. The report highlighted the value of art education both for the transformative potential it has for individual students and for the broader benefit it offers to society. The report's primary recommendation was to increase the representation and value associated to arts by artists of colour in GCSE Art exam board materials.

Marlene Wylie will be returning to UAL once again as part of our ongoing Black History Month programme to discuss progress made since the report's publication. We hope to create an informal conversational event with Marlene's talk followed by a short break and a Q&A session.

Online event details and access: 'This is a live online event that will either take place on Teams or Zoom. An event link will be sent to registered attendees from Tuesday 18 November.'