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W.I.P. ONLINE WORKSHOPS

WIP online workshops presents a series of online workshops for emerging artists, where the needs of the participating artist are explored in a one on one format. Topics such as the analysis of theoretical and conceptual development of the work, portfolio design, artist statement, presentation of projects for grants, residencies, art competitions, etc ... or any other interest, the workshop will adapt to the personal interests of the participants.

Curating Collage Workshop

A four week, virtual/online workshop in October-November 2020 with the University of Vermont’s Fleming Museum of Art

Curating is a vital part of art’s function: a curator creates a bridge between artwork and audience. For artists, this process can be confusing and mysterious. The goal of the Curating Collage Workshop is to equip artists with the tools to curate their own work, to work with curators, and build exhibitions that connect with diverse audiences.

Care As Practice

How can continuous practices sustain important conversations, enable slow experimentation, and cultivate trust across digital space? In the coming months, virtual care lab will support ideas that practice collective care as a routine or series of gatherings. Think community organizing hour, neighborhood sound walks, digital field trips... and more!

Submit your idea via virtual care lab's website. Submission are accepted on a rolling basis.

Questions? Email virtualcarelab@gmail.com**

Bookmark- online workshop and exhibition

An online workshop for artists who want to revise their work, think of it differently and create new art and turning this scenario into a growth full experience for their work.
This workshop takes its name from an almost archaic piece of paper or as a page-marker for a book.

Einat Moglad

This is a useful way to mark a spot to which you wish to come back to and move on from. I see this as a metaphor of an ongoing artistic process of learning and revising while being open to the future to unfold.

The concept of this workshop asks you to examine what the important points to mark on, or to dwell upon in your creations as well as how to move on from that point on.

Collage Artist Lab

Collage Artist Lab

at Tulane University Special Collections in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Friday, 3 April-Monday, 6 April 2020

Deadline: Rolling with no applications accepted after January 5th, 2020. 

Collage Artist Lab is a four-day intensive of workshops and discussions designed to foster the integration of history and contemporary art into a collage artist’s practice.

ScreenDance Intensive

In addition to viewing and discussing a plethora of international dance film shorts and getting an overview of the genre, the Intensive takes participants through a variety of editing exercises, the preliminaries of getting coverage, creating & shooting dynamic choreography for camera - what works and what doesn’t, incorporating elements including time, distance, lighting, jump cuts, and much more.  The Intensive examines narrative vs. conceptual, linear vs. non linear, current & past popular styles of screen dance, “commercial” vs “art”,  where to go/existing options with your films in terms of festivals, funding, distribution etc. and much more. 

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