Workshop
CUERPX POLÍTICO – CUERPX RITUAL CON MARINA BARSY JANER X ISIL SOL VIL
Submitted by materic.org on Thu, 10/01/2020 - 16:39Type:
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FECHAS Y HORARIOS
LOS SÁBADOS Y DOMINGOS DEL 31 DE OCTUBRE AL 6 DE DICIEMBRE 2020
31 oct-1nov: 16h-20h
7-8 nov: 16h-20h
(14-15 nov: no nos reunimos)
21-22nov: sábado 16h-20 / domingo 10h-14h
28-29 nov: sábado 16h-20 / domingo 10h-14h
5-6 dic: sábado 17h-21h / domingo 10h-14h
40H DE TALLER
INSCRIPCIONES e INFORMACIÓN
espai@materic.org
abiertas hasta el 26 de octubre 2020
Este curso de performance se enfoca en la re-politización de nuestrxs cuerpxs a través de un empoderamiento holístico de nuestro Ser en el mundo. A través de ejercicios específicos de autoconocimiento e intuición individual-comunal, trabajaremos estados alterados del ser que develarán la política de lxs cuerpxs dentro de una comunidad efímera. Dentro de esta investigación continua se crearán acciones individuales y colectivas en espacios públicos e íntimos. Al final del curso lxs participantes tendrán conocimiento sobre distintas teorías políticas de lxs cuerpxs desde donde accionar y habrán generado las herramientas para desarrollar intervenciones de performance en distintos espacios.
Durante el curso compartiremos lo que definimos como AmOr Subversivo x Cuidados eXtremos. Desde una visión descolonial se trabajarán otros modelos de relación (entre humanos, el espacio, el tiempo, la naturaleza y los objetos). En esta práctica buscamos la recuperación de saberes de la cuerpa que han sido silenciados u oprimidos, ante la fuerza de un capitalismo salvaje y colonial que fabrica el cuerpo del trabajador-consumidor. Nos enfocamos en la magia cotidiana y la energía existente en nuestras corporalidades. La relación con la materia, con el espacio y con lxs demás se desarrolla como diálogo horizontal a través de un proceso de hipersensibilidad y escucha extrema. El re-aprender esta manera de vivir, crear y relacionarnos como acto político es el inicial enfoque de este curso. Desde la realidad ritual del tiempo-espacio-cuerpx se explora la potencialidad de las acciones y sus efectos (físicos, psíquicos, energéticos, sociales) en lxs que accionan y en sus alrededores. Se estudian los condicionamientos sociales (género, raza, clase, etc.) que habitan nuestrxs cuerpxs para trabajar a partir de éstxs la performatividad.
Los conceptos y teorías políticas de lxs cuerpxs a ser exploradas serán tanto discutidas con textos y obras de artistas, como vivenciadas a través de lxs cuerpxs de lxs participantes mediante los ejercicios propuestos. El curso desarrolla exploraciones corposensoriales a través de ejercicios e intervenciones en espacios públicos y privados. Se trabajará tanto de manera individual como de manera colectiva, cuestionando y repensando ambos términos. Se desarrollará un proyecto performático continuo desde la exploración corposensorial de cada individuo y la comunidad creada en el curso.
Dirigido a todas aquellas personas mayores de edad interesadas en el arte de la performance o arte de acción
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Barcelona
espai@materic.org
RAISE YOUR VOICE: A writing workshop with Angela Jackson-Brown and Sue Brannan Walker
Submitted by TheArtistsSanctum on Fri, 09/25/2020 - 21:12Type:
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RAISE YOUR VOICE: A writing workshop with Angela Jackson-Brown and Sue Brannan Walker
Application Deadline: Thursday, October 15th, 2020
The Artists’ Sanctum is pleased to present the first in a series of bi-annual workshops which aim to cultivate creative solutions for today's problems.
Raise Your Voice is a writing workshop designed to introduce young people to writing as a tool for social justice and self-expression. Nationally renowned poets and educators, Angela Jackson-Brown and Dr. Sue Brannan Walker will share their experience and knowledge with a community of high school writers selected by The Artists’ Sanctum board.
Great writers from Shakespeare and Orwell to Audre Lorde have inspired societies to rethink their values and shift the course of history. We at the Artists’ Sanctum, believe that by nurturing creative expression in young people, we can help to build a better future.
Angela Jackson-Brown and Sue Brannan Walker, will guide participants through a series of exercises specially conceived to awaken their creative writing muscle and apply it to social justice. Both writers have decades of experience in writing, publishing, and teaching, and are uniquely primed to guide young voices.
During the 4 hour workshop, Angela Jackson-Brown and Sue Brannan Walker will introduce participants to the concepts behind socially-conscious writing. They will guide them through writing exercises, a “free writing” session, and offer opportunities to both share their work with peers and receive one-on-one feedback. A selection of poems produced during the workshop will be published on The Artists’ Sanctum website.
Structure:
Date: Friday, November 6th (11/6/2020), 12 pm - 5 pm ET
Participants: 5-10 young writers ages 18-21
- 12-12:30 pm ET: What does it mean to be a literary activist? Writing as a tool for social justice and self-expression
- 12:30-1:30 pm ET: Writing Workshop - let’s generate ideas
- 1:30-1:45pm ET: Break
- 1:45-2:45 pm ET: Free Writing - Turn your ideas into poems & stories
- 3:00-4:00 pm ET: Share Your Works - raise your voice
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Application Deadline: Thursday, October 15th, 2020
Please submit the following by email to connect@artistssanctum.org:
- 250-500 word writing sample: 1 to 3 poems, a short fiction, nonfiction, or essay
- 250-500 word letter: Tell us about yourself, your interest in writing, and why you would like to participate
Participants will be notified by Thursday, October 22nd, 2020
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connect@artistssanctum.org
Dancewave Arts Educator Training: Holistic Approaches to Experiential Learning
Submitted by dancewave on Tue, 07/28/2020 - 21:51Type:
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Tuesday, August 25, 5:00-7:00pm EDT
$30 | Register by August 10 for 50% OFF admission!
Applicable to recent graduates, educators, professionals and organizers seeking innovative techniques for connecting with their audience through movement, Dancewave’s 2020 Arts Educator training focuses on cultivating racial equity in the classroom with arts and social justice advocate David King.
Each year, Dancewave creates a space where educators can share in an evolving conversation about embodied learning through dance, the arts, and holistic approaches to community building in the classroom. Participants learn how to integrate best practices into their teaching, including restorative movement exercises, supportive classroom management skills, promoting racial equity and wellness, social-emotional learning, and facilitating effective and affirmative feedback.
Dancewave seeks to ignite a passion within educators to make real social change through experiential learning and dance for students of all ages. Visit dancewave.org/educator-training for registration and details.
Video overview of our training: https://vimeo.com/442471552
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182 4th Avenue
Online Seminar: Productive Artist Process
Submitted by World of Co on Tue, 07/21/2020 - 13:37Type:
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PRODUCTIVE ARTIST PROCESS (27.07, 3 and 10.08)
Online Course in three parts by the Australian artist Ida Sophia
Enroll until 25th July. Availability is limited to 10 artists.
https://worldof.co/online-residency/#Productive-Artist-Process-by-Ida-Sophia
Participation Fee: 60 EUR for the 3 seminars
Creative strategies for productivity
The productive artistic process is a course on ideas, tools, methods and processes for artists seeking to reset their career journey and studio practice.
Session One: Productive artistic process
27th July | 12:00 UTC
Duration: 2 Hours
The Artist Manifesto Practical Tools
Goals: Research, Planning, Action
Session Two: Productive artistic process
3rd August | 12:00 UTC
Duration: 2 Hours
This week’s content will be directed from the results of an activity in the first class. It will focus on exploring the goals you want to achieve in your practice.
Topics have covered previously:
- Writing applications
- Making without fear
- Organizing a solo exhibition
- Selling prints online
- Social media strategy
- Writing an artist statement
- Writing a bio
- Making/renewing artist website
- Networking
Session Three: Productive artistic process
10th August | 12:00 UTC
Duration: 2 Hours
The silent critique. We cannot move forward without a constructive and critical eye on our own practice and that of our community, even if it is a temporary Zoom community. The last session will be dedicated to a class critique of each participant’s current work. Ida will introduce the silent critique and give a short lecture on ways to approach it.
*After making the payment, you will receive confirmation e-mail with a private link for Zoom – where the session will be held.
Ida Sophia
Performance Artist, Australia
With a practice focused on time-based durational works, sculpture, installation and sound, Ida Sophia weaves the idea of 'Momento Mori' (Remember that you shall die) through her works. Ida uses this narrative to investigate experiences of grief and loss, offering rituals for recovery and renewal through acts of weighted process.
Ida lives and works in Adelaide, Australia.
https://www.idasophia.art/
WOC Lecture Series is initiative with online lectures, workshops and moderated discussions, taught by artists, organized by World of Co Artist Residency.
World of Co Artist Residency is multidisciplinary program, established in 2017 and based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Until now the residency hosted more than 100 artist from all around the world. This May WOC launched their first Online Artist Residency Program.
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Keep Writing Virtual Nonfiction/Memoir Workshop
Submitted by kaz@donnakaz.com on Sat, 05/30/2020 - 19:13Type:
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Keep Writing Virtual Nonfiction Writers Workshop now forming for JULY 2020. Are you a nonfiction writer working on an essay, memoir, travel blog or other nonfiction work? During the month of JULY just 6-8 writers will gather via ZOOM for a 4 week cohort/workshop meeting of 1.5 to 2 hours. At each workshop two to three writers will workshop 10 to 16 pages of a work of creative nonfiction. The sessions include discussions on the business of being a writer i.e. publishing, legal issues, agents and self promotion. The Kaz Conference was founded by award winning author Donna Kaz (UN/MASKED, Memoirs of a Guerrilla Girl) and is committed to diversity. Our faculty and cohorts reflect an all-encompassing and equal world and our goal is to challenge, inspire and foster a writers community that continues beyond the workshop because the stories we tell become the world we live in. Virtual conference tuition: $225 for all 4 weeks - includes two reviews of your writing samples from Donna Kaz and your cohort.
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Current Strategies For Improvisation And Composition with Elliott Sharp
Submitted by camp on Fri, 05/08/2020 - 11:18Type:
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CAMP is a residential arts facility in the French Pyrenees. It's a place where great art is made, new movements are formed, new ideas are explored and groundbreaking people are nurtured. CAMP is located in Aulus les Bains, the last village before the France/Spain Pyrenean frontier chain. The location is spectacular - we are nestled at 750m above sea level, surrounded by snowcapped peaks over 3000m high, ancient forests and cascading waterfalls. There are eagles, lammergeiers, vultures, ibex and bears. Walk out of the residency, and within ten minutes you are completely alone in one of the most beautiful mountain landscapes in Europe. Aulus les Bains is also a spa village - there are hot water springs, and a thermal spa in the village to take advantage of the healing and relaxing properties of the water.
Workshop dates: 05/05/2021 - 09/05/2021
This is an intense, five-day workshop intended to expand the source materials for use by improvisers and composers to extend outside the normal range of approaches, lead by American multi-instrumentalist, composer, and performer, Elliott Sharp.
A central figure in the avant-garde and experimental music scene in New York City for over 30 years, Elliott has released over eighty-five recordings ranging from orchestral music to blues, jazz, noise, no wave rock, and techno. He leads the projects Carbon and Orchestra Carbon, Tectonics, and Terraplane and has pioneered ways of applying fractal geometry, chaos theory, and genetic metaphors to musical composition and interaction.
His collaborators have included Radio-Sinfonie Frankfurt; Debbie Harry; Ensemble Modern; Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan; Kronos String Quartet; Ensemble Resonanz; cello innovator Frances Marie Uitti; blues legends Hubert Sumlin and Pops Staples; pipa virtuoso Min-Xiao Feng; jazz greats Jack deJohnette, Oliver Lake, and Sonny Sharrock; multimedia artists Christian Marclay and Pierre Huyghe; and Bachir Attar, leader of the Master Musicians Of Jajouka.
Over the course of five days, working both at our facility and out in the landscape, the workshop will explore concepts including:
Biomorphism and Natural Models As Compositional Inspiration and Strategy: Fireflies and flocking birds, RNA replication, Fibonacci numbers, fractals, and cellular automata and other natural forms and processes all present useful models for structure and development.Algorithmic and Self-Organizing Systems: Genesis and development of Sharp's compositions 'SyndaKit' and 'Flexagons': music as permutational organism.New approaches to graphic notation: 'Foliage', 'Mare Undarum', and 'Sylva Sylvarum' represent current strategies in the synesthetic based on processing of modulation, filtering, layering and inverting the score itself to create work that is retinal art but also provides a score to the performers.Socio-Acoustics - Soundmaking in the Real World: A complex of equations with many hidden variables make up human interaction and the production and perception of music. This will be fodder for discussion of the process of improvisation.
Reserve your place at https://www.campfr.com/elliottsharp
No payment is required to reserve a place.
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CAMP, Rue Principale, Aulus les Bains, 09140 France
Info & booking: www.campfr.com/elliottsharp
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