Translating Real Life: Visual Podcasts and Pitfalls
Kitchen Table Conversation with Kevin Osepa, Boris Saran and Douwe Dijkstra
Thursday 6 February '20 Schilderlokalen (C1.21 en C1.09) and Canteen ArtEZ Zwolle
(archive)
Host: Mirjam Zegers
taal: English/Dutch spoken
entree: Admission is free, just register below
entree: Admission is free, just register below
During this Kitchen Table Conversation we will see some of the results of interesting student projects. Highlights will be selected and reflected upon by today's guest, photographer and filmmaker Kevin Osepa. He will discuss the concepts of home and displacement and talk about working methods and ethics.
In earlier Kitchen Table Conversations we have been exploring strategies for artists to connect with the surrounding world, kindly (or less kindly) exposing blind spots, strengthening people’s resistance to stereotypes, or developing new ways to enhance a sense of belonging. How can artists-educators contribute to a more equitable society?
Students of the Teacher Department Theatre are working in different projects, like the Nomad project (in collaboration with theatre makers PeerGroup and other partners) and Xchange. What strategies did they adopt? What insights did they acquire?
Students of Illustration Design are delving into these themes as well, in a two weeks’ project with visual artist Douwe Dijkstra and journalist Sjoerd Litjens on illustrated podcasts around the themes Home and Belonging. They will interview family members and translate their stories into visual podcasts.
In earlier Kitchen Table Conversations we have been exploring strategies for artists to connect with the surrounding world, kindly (or less kindly) exposing blind spots, strengthening people’s resistance to stereotypes, or developing new ways to enhance a sense of belonging. How can artists-educators contribute to a more equitable society?
Students of the Teacher Department Theatre are working in different projects, like the Nomad project (in collaboration with theatre makers PeerGroup and other partners) and Xchange. What strategies did they adopt? What insights did they acquire?
Students of Illustration Design are delving into these themes as well, in a two weeks’ project with visual artist Douwe Dijkstra and journalist Sjoerd Litjens on illustrated podcasts around the themes Home and Belonging. They will interview family members and translate their stories into visual podcasts.
more in this series:
archive Oct '22 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Extreme Slow Walk - Listening to the In-Between
archive May '22 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Vivian Caccuri - De herkomst, politieke context en het sexleven van de mug
archive May '22 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Designing for conflict
archive Mar '22 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Rabiaâ Benlahbib: De macht van de maker – ethische dilemma’s in de kunstpraktijk
archive Nov '21 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Kitchen Table Conversations - Het Lichaam en (on)Macht
archive Apr '21 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Hello Plant! A Terrestrial Workshop
archive Dec '20 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Kitchen Table Conversation with Elaine Mitchener
archive Nov '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Inclusive urbanism
archive Oct '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Een avond over echte inclusie met Mounir Samuel
archive Sep '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Site Specific: to be - there - or not to be - there?
archive May '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Kitchen Table Conversation met de Master Kunsteducatie
archive Apr '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Kitchen Table Conversations with Arna Mačkić
archive Mar '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
Kitchen Table Conversations - Lisa Hu
archive Feb '19 – Kitchen Table Conversations
The Body as Ground of Belonging
archive Sep '18 – Kitchen Table Conversations