Studio Julian Hetzel Utrecht, The Netherlands
Workshop. Un-disciplinary practice
Studio Julian Hetzel works between theatre and visual arts, creating immersive experiences that resonate with the viewer for a long time. In this workshop, Julian Hetzel offers a glimpse of his creative universe and, together with dramaturg Miguel Angel Melgares, shares how he creates his artworks. The process centres on the paradox of “creation through destruction”: it involves trusting ideas in their raw state, finding subversive concepts and developing performative images. Hetzel’s working method is based on jamming, a form of playful experimentation following a set of principles. “Un-disciplinary practice” involves the contamination of different art forms and disciplines: this is why the workshop is open to creators and performers, actors, dancers, directors and musicians.
PROGRAMME
08 July
10:00 am – 2:00 pm introduction and opening session with Julian Hetzel
9:00 pm “SPAfrica” (Teatro Petrella – Longiano)
09 July
10:00 am – 2:00 pm workshop with Miguel Angel Melgares and Julian Hetzel
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm talk “DO NOT FORGET” with Julian Hetzel and Ntando Cele (optional)
10 July
10:00 am – 1:00 pm workshop with Miguel Angel Melgares and Julian Hetzel
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm conclusion
Bio
Julian Hetzel works as director, musician and visual artist. His works develop along the intersection between theatre, music and media, and they have a political dimension and a documentary approach. He directs Studio Julian Hetzel in Utrecht and has presented his work in over 20 countries worldwide.
Address
Accessibility: accessible for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility.
piazza Ganganelli, 25 - entrata da Via Mazzini, Santarcangelo
Info
registration is closed
max 12 participants
participation in the workshop is free of charge and covered by insurance
the ticket for "SPAfrica" by Studio Julian Hetzel & Ntando Cele for Saturday, July 08 is reserved, at a cost of €6
transportation to Teatro Petrella in Longiano is not provided
Credits
all'interno del progetto europeo BE PART Art BEyond PARTicipation co-finanziato dal programma Creative Europe
progetto realizzato con il supporto di Ambasciata e Consolato Generale del Regno dei Paesi Bassi, Performing Arts Fund NL