Children will learn about the world of contemporary artists and the method of artistic research. Through listening to and observing the environment they walk on guided, they will discover how artists are sensitized to perceive nature and the environment.
The workshop or guided sound walk takes place using the silent disco system. The audio content is played to the participants via a portable transmitter carried by the mentor in a bag. The mentor, who also has a microphone for direct communication with the participants, can stop the recording and thus the implementation, if necessary, and perform the planned tasks together with the children. The workshop is accompanied by an educational labbook (link).
Want to get entangled between tree roots? Listen to them? Actively observe and explore the natural surroundings in a fun way? The parkŽur workshop will take you in an informed way to explore and get to know the surroundings. We will embark on the path of establishing a silent community, sensitization to space and each other. Nature and man have always been inextricably linked. The natural environment has in the past aroused in many researchers and artists a desire for exploration, admiration and beauty. many artists still find most of their inspiration in nature today; through many means of expression it is then translated into artistic language. Intermedia artists in particular often use modern technology.
The following works were presented at the workshop: Luka Prinčič: Rhizosphere, Boštjan Perovšek: Sound Interweaving, JataC: Bibaret JC210120, Boštjan Perovšek: Bedbugs, Walrus and Doors – Bottle 2018
The aim of the workshop is to explore and get to know the surroundings in an active, fun and aware way through learning about artistic research and pieces of selected sound works of art. Establishing communities, sensitizing to space and each other.
Equipment
weather appropriate clothing
Starting point
Tivoli Park, Tivoli Town
Colophon
workshop creators and mentors: Tadeja Pungerčar and Barbara Kapelj
coordinator of pedagogical contents: Irena Pivka
technical manager: Brane Zorman
Illustration: Nea Likar
photos: Sunny Stone
production: Zone, Institute for the Processing of Contemporary Art, 2021
within the project konS – Platforms for Contemporary Research Art
Tadeja Pungerčar
sociologist, self-employed in culture, has been working in various fields of culture for many years. arts, especially theater and other performative arts. In recent years, he has focused his career on the field of cultural and artistic education, the transfer of knowledge to younger generations and the field of performative arts. Since 2014, she has been the program manager, coordinator and producer of the Bobri Festival, the Ljubljana Festival of Cultural and Artistic Education, which combines activities for children and young people in various fields of art.
Barbara Kapelj
independent creator in the field of culture – as a set designer she creates sets for films and theater, and on the independent staging stage she creates original projects for which she also writes texts. The most resounding were her projects: “Biographical Fempath 1”, with Schau Räume Villach, 2019, “Tabletol”, with the Ana Monroe Theater, 2019, “Ljubljančanke”, etc.