Glass Virus - Seminar Serie 2020 - 5/5 New Work, New Audiences
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About this event
Welcome to the final seminar of the Glass Virus' Seminar Series 2020 !
To close the serie, the panel will contemplate the following topic:
New Work, New Audiences - Febuary 24, 2021 6:15 pm CET
To do so, we will propose a series of conversations between curators and artist(s); endeavoring to explicate the gaps, potentials, nuances and connections in contemporary creative and cultural practices.
Artists
Daan Gielis, PXL/MAD, Hasselt
Emer Lynch, School of Fine Art, NCAD Dublin
Expert
Nadja Romain, writer, producer, curator, London
Moderator
Caroline Madden, School of Fine Art, NCAD Dublin
The Glass Virus wants to discuss various examples of artists practices and the future of (recently graduated) artists and designers and glass-art education.
It is difficult enough for young artists to conduct a practice in which they are economically and socially independent immediately after their studies. However, this year's graduates are facing even more challenges because social and economic structures are partially or completely absent and they have to build a professional life in an incomparable situation.
Young artists rightly have questions, doubts and concerns about their personal future as artists, within a transforming society that seeks to redefine itself. The consequences of the pandemic, social and ecological fairness, cultural equality; are all subjects, which are often addressed in the work of the young artists.
The Glass Virus wants to make these concerns accessible in the seminars and share it with a large audience, including educational and professional institutions, individual makers, curators and students.
Organizer The Glass Virus
Organizer of Glass Virus - Seminar Serie 2020 - 5/5 New Work, New Audiences
The Glass Virus introduces the Seminar Series 2020. A new format for online exchange and the conversation of current topics in glass art and art education.
Due to the pandemic, a continuation of the Think Tanks, with physical presence of all participants, did not seem feasible. But especially now it is important that the community actively cooperates in finding solutions for the whole community as well as for individual partners, especially the artists, who are affected by the restrictions and consequences of the lockdown and a shrinking economy. This is why we have looked at alternative forms so that we can still be a supporting platform for our network.
In monthly sessions, we want to discuss various examples of artists practices and the future of (recently graduated) artists and designers and glass-art education.
It is difficult enough for young artists to conduct a practice in which they are economically and socially independent immediately after their studies. However, this year's graduates are facing even more challenges because social and economic structures are partially or completely absent and they have to build a professional life in an incomparable situation.
Young artists rightly have questions, doubts and concerns about their personal future as artists, within a transforming society that seeks to redefine itself. The consequences of the pandemic, social and ecological fairness, cultural equality; are all subjects, which are often addressed in the work of the young artists.
The Glass Virus wants to make these concerns accessible in the seminars and share it with a large audience, including educational and professional institutions, individual makers, curators and students.
Every last Wednesday of the coming five months, the Glass Virus will organize an online seminar with invite young artists, who will present their work and discuss the practice, interest and future endeavors with experienced experts.
