Are you a practicing artist?
Do you feel you could take your work further both conceptually and
geographically?
Do you feel overwhelmed by the radical changes in the global and local
art industry?
If your answer is YES you will benefit from the weekend workshop KZN-based
Carol Brown will be presenting titled New
Ideas for a New Decade. This is a hands-on workshop taking place in Cape Town
for artists where there will be discussions on contemporary art-making and the
changes which are currently disrupting the traditional art terrain.
Some topics to be discussed include:
-The current themes in art-making
-How the issues of environmental challenges affect art
-Identity, Gender and Race representation in the arts
-How to sell your work in the current art market
Patrons will leave with their own personalized right brain business
plan.
Carol Brown has a Masters Degree in Art History and was Director of the
Durban Art Gallery and an art writer/critic before establishing the curatorial
consultancy, Curate.A.Space. She has curated exhibitions in most major South
African cities as well as in London, Los Angeles, Canberra, Nantes, Paris among
other places.
She was Visual Arts Advisor for the bilateral project of the French/SA
Seasons. She currently enjoys sharing her experiences and enthusiasm for
curating with other people through workshops and talks.
The workshop takes place on March 28 and 29 from 09h30 to 16h00 at the Cathy
Layzell Studio Woodstock, Cape Town.
Cost R2,600 for two days. To take part in this workshop early booking is
essential - 10% discount for bookings before March 15, 2020. Email: curate.a.space@gmail.com
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