A Six-Day, Art for Social Change (ASC) Summer Intensive Workshop
“One of the most effective ways we have to nurture positive change in the world is to create dialogue that enables us to see the world through a creative lens, one that encourages pragmatic innovation through the use of our imaginations.
Here is an opportunity to experience some of the many ways that anyone interested in how art for social change approaches (including games and other forms of play, dialogue and facilitation techniques, and art-making in a variety of disciplines) can stimulate and inform creative strategies – as well as the creation of art – in our lives. No experience necessary!
Participants will learn about and practice diverse approaches, skills, and contexts that are used in Canada and around the world to stimulate creative thinking and innovation, nurture insight, solve problems and create new ideas for engagement, collaboration and action.
This intensive will be taught by Judith Marcuse with guests from the field; it will include dialogues, reading, video showings and small-scale projects.
Judith Marcuse, a senior artist/practitioner and teacher, is the founder of The International Centre of Art for Social Change (ICASC) and the lead investigator in the Art for Social Change! Project. For over 35 years, her local and international work in community and academic settings has aimed to create a more just and sustainable world through participation in the arts.
When: 10 am to 4pm, August 24th – 29th (Sunday to Friday), 2014
Where: TBA (a location in downtown Vancouver)
Fee: $350
Please register early. The workshop has limited capacity and will fill quickly.
REGISTER: http://artforsocialchangeworkshop.eventbrite.ca”
Posted with permission from:
Judith Marcuse LL.D. (Hon.)
Artistic Producer, Judith Marcuse Projects
Founder/Co-Director, International Centre of Art for Social Change
Lead investigator in the Art for Social Change! Project
Read International Centre of Art for Social Change’s profile on ArtBridges’ Community-Engaged Arts Directory and Map