ARTISTIC COALITIONS How to build coalitions around issues that matter to us? How to share your artistic practice not only through its presentation but also by engaging people, communities, and groups—who may not have prior artistic experience? How to create participatory spaces and co-create artistic events? Strefa WolnoSłowa invites you to a series of workshops aimed at artists, cultural animators, and facilitators interested in creating socially engaged, participatory art with local and migrant communities. 📅 3.02 (Tuesday) 18:30–20:30 Socially engaged and engaging art — good practices for opening creative processes During the workshop we will look at what socially engaged art means in practice and how the creative process can become a space for encounter, collaboration, and shared responsibility. We will examine the work of selected artists and creative groups working participatorily with various communities. Leaders: Alicja Borkowska and Olga Klip 📅 10.02 (Tuesday) 18:30–20:30 My artistic practice and community participation — tools, methods, experiences The meeting will take the form of a practical workshop in which participants will share their creative practices. We will learn methods and tools for working with communities and consider the values and sensitivity accompanying such work. Leader: Alicja Borkowska 📅 17.02 (Tuesday) 18:30–20:30 Artist statement — a workshop in which participants will develop language to describe their artistic practice in relation to social and participatory activities. Leader: Olga Klip 📅 26.02 (Thursday) 18:30–20:30 Socially engaged art with communities and copyright At the meeting there will be an opportunity to consult specific copyright issues, with particular attention to participatory artistic work with communities. Leader: Jakub Dąbrowski 📍 All meetings take place at the headquarters of the Strefa WolnoSłowa foundation at Kaliska 8/10. 📧 Participation in the meetings is free, places are limited. Applications: kontakt@strefawolnoslowa.pl The project is implemented thanks to support from the National Recovery Plan, financed by the European Union NextGenerationEU.
