The Workshop Programme
'How to become an 'Artists-in-Residence'?
Wouldn't it be helpful to have some additional guidance to find your way through the endless list of 'artist-in-residence' opportunities? Trans Artists has designed several 'customized' workshops which can help art students, artists and affiliated art organisations to get a clear insight on how to become an artist-in-residence! These meetings will give you the possibility to ask all your questions and discuss your ideas and plans with us.
NATIONAL WORKSHOPS NL
'Workshop at Home'; twice a year Trans Artists organises a workshop at its 'base camp' in Amsterdam. Interested artists of all disciplines can subscribe. The costs are 25 euros. Maximum number of participants: 12. Check your newsletter to be informed about the upcoming dates. Or see information below. During this informal meeting the artists will not only be explained about 'how to search, select and apply' but also will get the chance to meet each other briefly by sharing experiences, dreams and questions in relation to an international artist' experience. These friendly gatherings have turned out to be very fruitful and practical!
Subscribe now for the next one!
- Date: 26th of February 2009
- Time: 19.30 untill 21.30
- Location: Trans Artists Office
- Adress: Arie Biemondstraat 105, Amsterdam Map
- Costs: 25 euros
- Subscriptions: Click Here
'Workshop at Kunstenaarsenco'; since 2007 Trans Artists hosts workshops on 'how to become an artist-in-residence' at Kunstenaarsenco as part of their educational traning program. ‘Kunstenaarsenco’ (Artists, Culture and Entrepreneurship) is a Dutch non-profit organisation which stimulates and supports artists in raising their levels of professionalism and developing new areas of work. Kunstenaarsenco cooperates with more than 200 partners from the artworld and both public and private sectors.
'Workshops at Dutch Art Academies'; most visual art academies in The Netherlands facilitate the Trans Artists Workshop. These schools realise the importance of creating an awareness among students on how to set up a professional art' practice after graduation. The workshop 'how to become an artist-in-residence' can help the enrolled artists to establish a more international artist' career. Trans Artists collaborates for example with (selection); St. Joost Academy for Visual Arts, Minerva Academy Visual Arts, Visual Arts Academy Maastricht, Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam, Visual Arts Academy Enschede
'Workshops on Request; of course Trans Artists is happy to share its expertise whenever there is an interesting occasion to join like festivals, conferences, symposia etc. that would wants to talk about the 'international artists' practice'. Interested in the workshop? For prizes and planning, please contact:
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS
'The European Educational Workshop Program; the educational workshops given at Dutch art schools have proven to be very succesful over the last years. Why not share this knowledge with other art schools in Europe? During the spring of 2008 Trans Artists organised an expert meeting on this issue of finding ways to professionalise the young European artists' career by inviting several educational partners from different European countries. One of the results of this meeting is the creation of a new network called 'The Prologue'. Do you want to learn more about Trans Artists' European Workshop Program? Read the following article.
'International Workshops on request'; again Trans Artists is happy to take up on any kind of international invitation that creates an opportunity to share its expertise on establishing and finding ways to professionalise your international artists' career through our workshop 'how to become an artist-in-residence'.
International partners (selection)
- Academy for Visual Arts, Bratislava (2008)
- UNITER Theatre Festival, Bucharest (2008)
- BJCEM, Biennial for Young artists, Bari (2008)
- AWOL, Biennial for Young Artists, Bucharest (2006)
- CIANT, Days of Artistic Mobility, Prague (2007)
- U3 Biennial, Ljubljana (2007)
- Young Artists' Biennial, Tallinn (2007)