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Professional practice series - DO it yourself exhibition making - Monday 19th September and Tuesday 20th September
two day course 10 - 4 pm both days in the studio
max participants : 6
- why do you want to show your work?
How can this inform, where and how you show ?
This two day workshops covers the following aspects of building and exhibition:
- planning, budgeting and fundraising- curating and interpretation
- hosting and networking
- communicating both before and after the event including the value of good documentation.
suitability
This course is suitable for students, emerging artists and those starting out in their career
Booking
To reserve your place on each module a deposit is required. Email louise at [email protected] you will receive an invoice once a deposit of 80 euros is received and confirmed your place is secured. You can alternatively drop off a cash deposit at the studio in neukölln.. The courses will be filed on a first come first serve basis paying attention to where the artists' needs lie and how appropriate the modules are for them personally and their individual practice.
Cat Bagg is an independent curator and producer with 15 years professional experience.
Cat is the programme coordinator for CAST Cornwall, an art organisation with an ongoing programme of artists’ moving image and ambitious learning schemes for children and young people. She is also a co-producer for the 2023 edition of Od Arts Festival, which brings exhibitions, performances, film and workshops by local and international artists to rural Somerset.
For the last decade Cat has developed a collaborative practice with Rosie Allen. Both trained and practised as artists, self-organising projects and exhibitions independently, and working for a variety of arts organisations. After meeting in 2012 whilst study Curatorial Practice at MA level they founded Field Notes CIC.
Field Notes’ mission is to commission, develop and present art that finds new ways to break old ground; infiltrating the public realm and opening up exciting, challenging but ultimately accessible channels into a world of contemporary art using a platform of unusual community sites.
The organisation focuses on activity beyond the established centres of the art world; developing projects which bring cutting edge contemporary practice to communities with limited local access, supporting the practice of artists who operate from or engage with these communities, and challenging a rural art status quo by providing access, information and support that taps into an international debate whilst simultaneously bringing different communities together to share ideas and celebrate heritage on a local scale.
If you have further questions over suitability or course content do get in touch with Louise via whatsapp 004917631665401
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Burnt Sienna Berlin, Donaustr. 16, Berlin, Germany