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Aesthetic Transformation Processes - Part I
This workshop combines fieldtrips within Berlin with a cross-disciplinary creative practice. The focus lies on idea-generating processes. How does inspiration come about? How do we find ideas? How can we creatively work together with various disciplinary backgrounds? The course is aimed at artists of all disciplines, designers, architects, and people working in the creative sector who would like to experiment in an interdisciplinary environment and who are interested to connect to the Berlin independent art & design scene.
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Drawing as a Way of Knowing - Insects
The workshop offers an intensive study of insects to initiate artistic contact with endangered fellow creatures. You will learn drawing-based research methods and work in Berlin´s Natural History Museum and the Microscopy Center of Humboldt University.
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KlangKunstBühne spezial 2023 - Video as Agent
Chris Kondek Video and theater artist, New York/Berlin In this workshop we will experiment with incorporating video into performance. The goal is to develop strategies for thinking creatively about how video can be used as an actor or agent on stage that produces an effect as opposed to a passive screen that just shows something. In the workshop we will analyze scenes/texts looking for video ideas and then we will produce them. We will take Brecht’s radioplay “Ozeanflug” as a basic text to work with, but participants are encouraged to bring in other texts with which to experiment. The course is aimed at artists of all genres. languages English and German assistent: Adrian Terzic
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Artspeak: English as a Foreign Language Workshop
English is the international language of art and can be read and heard in every art context, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to speak. In this workshop, students are invited to improve their language skills by analysing artworks in the classroom as well as visiting exhibitions and discussing ideas in the museum/gallery context.
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Oral storytelling – An introduction to bilingual co-telling
Bilingual co-telling at its best is a jigsaw of imagery, languages, improvisation and a shared narrative line. In this course, we will dive into a variety of techniques employable by two oral storytellers who jointly tell one story to their audience.
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