Monday, 15 November 2010
TaKavárna, Na Topolce 2, Praha 4, http://www.takavarna.cz/
4 p.m. - 7 p.m. William Longden´s workshop The Joy of Sound
An inclusive musical workshop in the accessible TaKavárna café. The workshop The Joy of Sound is led by prominent British musician and therapist William Longden, founder of the non-profit organisation of the same name. For the past 10 years, William Longden has been helping disabled people by working with voice, breathing, and playing traditional as well as non-traditional musical instruments. He is also the inventor of several dozen specially constructed musical instruments enabling certain people to play who would otherwise be unable to do so as a result of their disability. Since 2000, more than 12,000 people with and without disabilities have participated in the inclusive Joy of Sound workshops in several European countries. Workshop participants use various techniques: listening, observation, mirroring, reflecting, searching for soft tones, working with rhythm and voice. Each workshop includes group improvisations which always begin and end in silence.
The Joy of Sound is intended for all those working in an assistive profession and their clients, pedagogues and their students, and last but not least all parents and their children, regardless of age.
Bring your musical instruments, if you have any!
Entrance fee: employed – CZK 300; students – CZK 200; ZP, ZTP, ZTP/P - CZK 50
Friday, 19 November 2010
Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, Dlouhá 33, Prague 1, http://nod.roxy.cz
10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. William Longden´s workshop The Joy of Sound
The Joy of Sound is an inclusive musical workshop led by prominent British musician and therapist William Longden, founder of the non-profit organisation of the same name. For the past 10 years, William Longden has been helping disabled people by working with voice, breathing, and playing traditional as well as non-traditional musical instruments. He is also the inventor of several dozen specially constructed musical instruments enabling certain people to play who would otherwise be unable to do so as a result of their disability. Since 2000, more than 12,000 people with and without disabilities have participated in the inclusive Joy of Sound workshops in several European countries. Workshop participants use various techniques: listening, observation, mirroring, reflecting, searching for soft tones, working with rhythm and voice. Each workshop includes group improvisations which always begin and end in silence.
The Joy of Sound is intended for all those working in an assistive profession and their clients, pedagogues and their students, and last but not least all parents and their children, regardless of age.
Bring your musical instruments, if you have any!
Entrance fee: employed – CZK 300; students – CZK 200; ZP, ZTP, ZTP/P - CZK 50
French Institute in Prague, Štěpánská 35, Praha 1, www.ifp.cz
18:00 Evening on the topic of Art Brut
Despite the fact that Japanese Kunizo Marsumoto is illiterate, he invented a beautiful and secret writing system. Even though society considers him an outsider, American George Widener is capable of holding in his memory the events of the past 1500 years and of writing even the distant future into his “magic squares” made out of paper napkins. While Czech Zdeněk Košek has been designated as crazy, he has directed the weather on the entire planet using his graphic diagrams. The feature film Rouge Ciel by French director and Art Brut collector Bruno Decharme is dedicated to geniuses who operate outside the norms. A collage of their portraits, historic excurses and the reflections of theorists, philosophers, psychoanalysts and gallery curators batter our methods of thought and crush well-established views on art and its aesthetic canons.
After the screening there will be a debate with the film authors and two
participants: creator Zdeněk Košek and theorist Manuel Anceau.
Saturday, 20 November 2010
MeetFactory – Theatre space, Ke Sklárně 3213/15, 150 00 Prague
http://meetfactory.cz/
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Koert Dekker Workshop
Koert Dekker is one of the world’s most renowned artists working with people with learning disabilities in the area of theatrical production. Theater Maatwerk, which he runs, has become a standard of quality in this area over the duration of its existence. Koert Dekker is particularly interested in creating idiosyncratic presentations in which actors’ abilities are used not to imitate standard theatre but rather to create new artistic qualities. During a seven-hour workshop, he will present the possibilities and limitations of his work and will share with participants the method he uses for working with people with learning disabilities.
Entrance fee: CZK 800
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TaKavárna, Na Topolce 2, Praha 4, http://www.takavarna.cz/
4 p.m. - 7 p.m. William Longden´s workshop The Joy of Sound
An inclusive musical workshop in the accessible TaKavárna café. The workshop The Joy of Sound is led by prominent British musician and therapist William Longden, founder of the non-profit organisation of the same name. For the past 10 years, William Longden has been helping disabled people by working with voice, breathing, and playing traditional as well as non-traditional musical instruments. He is also the inventor of several dozen specially constructed musical instruments enabling certain people to play who would otherwise be unable to do so as a result of their disability. Since 2000, more than 12,000 people with and without disabilities have participated in the inclusive Joy of Sound workshops in several European countries. Workshop participants use various techniques: listening, observation, mirroring, reflecting, searching for soft tones, working with rhythm and voice. Each workshop includes group improvisations which always begin and end in silence.
The Joy of Sound is intended for all those working in an assistive profession and their clients, pedagogues and their students, and last but not least all parents and their children, regardless of age.
Bring your musical instruments, if you have any!
Entrance fee: employed – CZK 300; students – CZK 200; ZP, ZTP, ZTP/P - CZK 50
Friday, 19 November 2010
Experimental Space Roxy/NoD, Dlouhá 33, Prague 1, http://nod.roxy.cz
10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. William Longden´s workshop The Joy of Sound
The Joy of Sound is an inclusive musical workshop led by prominent British musician and therapist William Longden, founder of the non-profit organisation of the same name. For the past 10 years, William Longden has been helping disabled people by working with voice, breathing, and playing traditional as well as non-traditional musical instruments. He is also the inventor of several dozen specially constructed musical instruments enabling certain people to play who would otherwise be unable to do so as a result of their disability. Since 2000, more than 12,000 people with and without disabilities have participated in the inclusive Joy of Sound workshops in several European countries. Workshop participants use various techniques: listening, observation, mirroring, reflecting, searching for soft tones, working with rhythm and voice. Each workshop includes group improvisations which always begin and end in silence.
The Joy of Sound is intended for all those working in an assistive profession and their clients, pedagogues and their students, and last but not least all parents and their children, regardless of age.
Bring your musical instruments, if you have any!
Entrance fee: employed – CZK 300; students – CZK 200; ZP, ZTP, ZTP/P - CZK 50
French Institute in Prague, Štěpánská 35, Praha 1, www.ifp.cz
18:00 Evening on the topic of Art Brut
Despite the fact that Japanese Kunizo Marsumoto is illiterate, he invented a beautiful and secret writing system. Even though society considers him an outsider, American George Widener is capable of holding in his memory the events of the past 1500 years and of writing even the distant future into his “magic squares” made out of paper napkins. While Czech Zdeněk Košek has been designated as crazy, he has directed the weather on the entire planet using his graphic diagrams. The feature film Rouge Ciel by French director and Art Brut collector Bruno Decharme is dedicated to geniuses who operate outside the norms. A collage of their portraits, historic excurses and the reflections of theorists, philosophers, psychoanalysts and gallery curators batter our methods of thought and crush well-established views on art and its aesthetic canons.
After the screening there will be a debate with the film authors and two
participants: creator Zdeněk Košek and theorist Manuel Anceau.
Saturday, 20 November 2010
MeetFactory – Theatre space, Ke Sklárně 3213/15, 150 00 Prague
http://meetfactory.cz/
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Koert Dekker Workshop
Koert Dekker is one of the world’s most renowned artists working with people with learning disabilities in the area of theatrical production. Theater Maatwerk, which he runs, has become a standard of quality in this area over the duration of its existence. Koert Dekker is particularly interested in creating idiosyncratic presentations in which actors’ abilities are used not to imitate standard theatre but rather to create new artistic qualities. During a seven-hour workshop, he will present the possibilities and limitations of his work and will share with participants the method he uses for working with people with learning disabilities.
Entrance fee: CZK 800
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