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Tradície (v) súčasnosti - Tvorba dramaturgického konceptu
Traditions (V) of the present - the creation of a dramaturgical concept
Event by: FolkLab
Location: Slovak Union of Visual Arts - Gallery Umelka, Dostojevského rad 2, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
Discussions and lectures
About event
The Folklab platform invites you to a seminar and creative coaching
with M. Hriešik and B. Morong/>
Following the current call to the creation of the work under the Folklab platform and participants have - for their own artistic development - Individuals and creative teams, under the leadership of dramaturgists, director and art coach Maji Sinik to get feedback on their intended concepts. intention.
As a vision of the intended work or initial foggy ideas, transform into practical practices. You will learn how dramaturgy works helps work with the specifics of viewer attention today.
seminar. 17.00 -19.00h
Saturday 25. January 2025
Cubricating workshop No.1
09.30 -12.30h
Pause
Cutting Workshop No.2
14.00 -17.00h
The number of locations is limited. /tradicie-v-sucasnosti/ënnosti//folklab.sk/event/tradicie-v-sucasnosna/
We thank the Slovak Art Union for cooperation
From public sources supported the Art Support Fund
with M. Hriešik and B. Morong/>
Following the current call to the creation of the work under the Folklab platform and participants have - for their own artistic development - Individuals and creative teams, under the leadership of dramaturgists, director and art coach Maji Sinik to get feedback on their intended concepts. intention.
As a vision of the intended work or initial foggy ideas, transform into practical practices. You will learn how dramaturgy works helps work with the specifics of viewer attention today.
seminar. 17.00 -19.00h
Saturday 25. January 2025
Cubricating workshop No.1
09.30 -12.30h
Pause
Cutting Workshop No.2
14.00 -17.00h
The number of locations is limited. /tradicie-v-sucasnosti/ënnosti//folklab.sk/event/tradicie-v-sucasnosna/
We thank the Slovak Art Union for cooperation
From public sources supported the Art Support Fund