Exploring the Artist’s WayIn-person in Innsbruck, Austria. 14 weeks, starting on 11 January 2024 from 18h00-20h00.Workshop language: English.Workshop detailsPricing & registration14 weeks to reveal your creative self and set your creativity freeJoin me for a structured programme that will help you increase your self-confidence and harness your creative talents and skills using techniques and exercises […]
This month we will discuss Gabriel García Márquez's book, One Hundred Years of Solitude. This Spanish-language classic read has been translated into both English and German - hooray!
In this 4-hour interactive storytelling workshop for scientists and researchers, you'll learn what storytelling is, how to use tried and tested structures to craft your own stories, and how to apply narrative structures and storytelling techniques so that you can tell the story of your science - or of your research career - in way that is meaningful, memorable, and true to the facts.
In this workshop, Sea Gabriel will help you examine your assumptions on how you speak truth to power. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
Anabelle Castaño’s workshop and storytelling session brings to life traditional folktales and fairy tales as well as the oral histories of South America, to show how they mirror historical situations of colonialism, conflict, exploitation and abuse of power. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
Join Sadhana Naithani, the internationally acclaimed folklorist, as she explores how these tales reveal important social and political agendas. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
In this conversation with Professor Yuwen Zhang, we will explore these ancient tales and consider how folk and fairytales can help build national identity and heal a nation. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
Join Tayo Aluko for a survey of historical and contemporary artists from the African Diaspora who have used their various arts in the fight against oppression and white supremacy. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
This month we will discuss Hanya Yanagihara's book, To Paradise. This is a VERY LONG BOOK, so if you are interested and you are a slow, reader, start reading in the summer.
A bite-sized workshop for researchers & scientists that focuses on how to find, edit, enhance and use images effectively.