From May – July 2017, choreographer Katie Green will be collaborating with curator Helen Hillyard to create a promenade performance piece that will connect the newly commissioned Pavilion in the grounds of Dulwich Picture Gallery with the main gallery space. Read on to find out how you can get involved in this project.

In September 2016 I started working with evaluator Emma McFarland, mentor Elsa Urmston, work placement Hannah Gibbs and the children and teachers of St Mary’s School in Byfleet to deliver a research project exploring ways of integrating dance within the primary school history curriculum. This work is supported by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, through an ‘Explore and Test’ grant. Now that we're nearing the end of our first term, it felt like a good time to take stock of what we're learning, so I wanted to collect together some thoughts here.

We are very pleased to announce that we will be joined for our performances at Lancaster City Museum on the 5th August 2016 by local choreographer Louise Gibbons, performing her solo 'Miss Baines', choreographed by Gary Clarke and commissioned by Ludus Dance.

Made By Katie Green are offering an opportunity for a student/recent dance graduate to work with the company during our Paul Hamlyn Foundation supported ‘Explore and Test’ project researching ways of using dance within the primary school history curriculum.

I attended the second Dance and Museums conversation event today in Southampton, organised with Pavilion Dance South West (PDSW), with whom I'm now very pleased to be a Discovery Artist, the South East Museums Development Team and Sally Williams. Following on from the last conversation in Bristol in September last year, here are some further key points that I took away from today's discussion and sharing of practice.