Artsadmin Weekenders

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Six intensive weekend workshops led by artists renowned for their approaches to making, facilitation and participation.

Artsadmin’s Weekenders are open to all practitioners regardless of level of experience; all that is required is an openness to meet, talk, play, perform and collaborate. Come to one or all – each Weekender operates as a stand-alone while the series as a whole offers an opportunity to work with an outstanding range of artists.

Weekenders will be led by Graeme Miller, Stacy Makishi, Chris Goode, Lone Twin, Anne Bean and Blast Theory.

Curated by the advisory team at Artsadmin, the series reflects a wide range of performance practices. The content of each Weekender will be unique to the lead artist, reflective of their practice and responsive to the group of participants.

Booking :
£60 per weekend
Saturday & Sunday, 11am – 5pm
Please be sure you can attend both days

All places subsidised by Artsadmin

Venue :
Toynbee Studios, London E1 6AB

Book online http://tinyurl.com/artsadminweekenders
Book by telephone on 020 7650 2350 (Mon-Fri 1-6pm)

Graeme Miller : 26 – 27 September
Stacy Makishi : 24 – 25 October
Chris Goode : 28 – 29 November
Gary Winters (Lone Twin) : 30 – 31 January 2010
Anne Bean : 27 – 28 February 2010
Ju Row-Farr : 27 – 28 March 2010

Full details of each Weekender can be found at http://artsadmin.co.uk/opportunities/bursary.php?id=13

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