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(Dés)articuler sa démarche artistique 

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(Dés)articuler sa démarche artistique
© Valérie Sangin
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Dates

February 28, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 12 a.m (online), and March 3 and 4, 2022 from 1:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m. (in person). 
[ 10-hour workshop ]

 

Registration deadline

February 14, 2022

Language

French

Maximum number of participants

8

Cost

Subsidized Rate: 75.00$
Actual Value: 419.15$

In order to be eligible for the subsidized rate, participants must reside in Quebec and either be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident,or hold a work permit (open or closed). In addition, they must have one of the following employment statuses: Self-employed individual or Support for Self-Employment Measure, employee of a non-profit organization or a company whose payroll does not exceed $2,000,000, recipient of Employment Insurance or Social Assistance, recipient of an employment integration measure, or unemployed.

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 Description 

How to reflect, formulate and write a project's artistic approach? To articulate is at once to organize and structure your thoughts, to share them, to utter them. To (dis)articulate is to allow yourself to do so so in an inventive way, so that the process of putting something into words reflects the singularity of your visions and practices. This workshop offers circus artists and designers a space to discuss, reflect on and write their artistic approaches or artisit statements. Each participant is invited to explore the artistic process of a past, current or future creative project.

This training is intended for circus artists and designers and is offered partly online on Zoom and partly in person.

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 The trainers 

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As a performer and performance maker, Andréane Leclerc is interested in human encounters that lead to interdisciplinary and interartistic processes. In an approach that deconstructs the spectacular, she seeks a material body devoid of form that evolves through sensation rather than sensationalism. She draws inspiration from 20 years of circus practice to reflect on contortion as a philosophy and not as a skill. In 2013, she obtained a master's degree from the theatre department of the Université du Québec à Montréal, dealing with the dramaturgy of the body. That same year, she founded, with her partner Geoffroy Faribault, the company Nadère arts vivants in order to pursue her practice of research on the body by creating conceptual stage works presented here and abroad. 

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Myriam Stéphanie Perraton Lambert is a dramaturg who holds a master's degree in theatre from the Université du Québec à Montréal. Her current research focuses on female choreographic, textual and visual writing, as well as ecosophy and artistic training. She is a member of the research collective PRint (Pratiques Interartistiques et Scènes contemporaines) and GRIAV (Groupe de recherche interdisciplinaire en arts vivants). Parallel to her practice and research, she teaches dramaturgy at the Collège Lionel-Groulx and the Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe drama schools, is an associate dramaturge at the CEAD (Centre des auteurs.ice.s dramatiques), and collaborates in the development of Larsens à LA SERRE - arts vivants. She was a member of the editorial committee of the magazine JEU et d'aparté | arts vivants.

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 Workshop outline 

Course #1 - Situating your artistic project (2 hours virtual)
This session is devoted to taking news of ourselves, sharing our creative projects and situating ourselves. A first self-reflective "positioning" writing exercise will be given to participants.

Course #2 - Exploring one's artistic vocabulary (4h in person) 
A day devoted to "disarticulating" one's approach. Writing and reflection exercises followed by collective feedback sessions will allow each participant to explore, develop and affirm their creative vocabulary in line with their values and intentions.

Course #3 - Articulating one's artistic practice (4 hours in person) 
A day devoted to "articulating" one's approach. Writing and reflection exercises followed by collective feedback sessions will enable the definition, naming and delimitation of the founding pillars of the artistic process in line with the overall vision of the project

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 Reimbursement of travel and accommodation expenses 

The Multiregional component is designed to allow participants from all over Quebec to have access to the continuing education program. Participants who register for the Multiregional component and who live more than 50 km from the training location will be eligible for reimbursement of their travel and accommodation expenses. To be eligible, participants must reside in Quebec and must meet the conditions for the subsidized rate. 

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 Required material 

A computer and a good wifi connection for online training and note-taking equipment for face-to-face training.

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 Location 

Centre des arts de la scène Jean-Besré
250 Rue du Dépôt, Sherbrooke, Québec J1H 5E9

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