Collectively Creative /
Creatively Collective
is a program researching collective responses to the challenges faced by contemporary creative makers through collaborative learning
On Thursday, July 11th, 2024, from 18.30 – 20.30, @ Buurtwerkplaats Noorderhof
(doors open and soup is served at 18.00)
Collectively Creative /
Creatively Collective / invites Roman Tkachenko from the collective Timeis.capital: for an artist talk and artist, Ken Ebo-Gomez for a zine-making workshop
Self-organized, creative spaces of gathering exist but often temporarily. As these physical spaces become increasingly fleeting, we turn to the digital space of Timeis.capital, where resources are gathered, knowledge is archived, and ephemeral creative spaces are captured as 3D memories. Timeis.capital will present their audio-visual project and speak on the urgency to document self-organized collectives, along with the different strategies applied in doing so. They will speak of how an online space can echo autonomous spaces to strengthen the non-institutional art-world and create new energy for self-organization.
Join us for a collective conversation about online and offline spaces of gathering, and engage in the act of gathering, archiving, bundling, and documenting the ephemeral during the zine-making workshop.
Scroll down to see the past event,
Collectively Creative: Collective Action that took place on May 23rd
Collectively Creative /
Creatively Collective / invites Mokum Kraakt: for an artist talk and artist, Layla Gijsen, for a lino-printing workshop
Preserving space for creative expression is increasingly challenging. As city rents rise and artistic production is deemed a luxury, how can we continue to create space for experimentation? Mokum Kraakt will speak on how they started squatting to confront this problem. Their squatting activism isn’t only about living space, but also about space for creativity and art. They will talk about the exhibitions they organized in squatted buildings, why they made a book about the struggle for space in Amsterdam, how this evolved into a new publishing house, and why collective action is necessary to create alternatives in an unaffordable city.
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Photo’s by Jonne Lucia op de Weegh
Creatively Collective
is a program researching collective responses to the challenges faced by contemporary creative makers through collaborative learning
On Thursday, July 11th, 2024, from 18.30 – 20.30, @ Buurtwerkplaats Noorderhof
(doors open and soup is served at 18.00)
Collectively Creative /
Creatively Collective / invites Roman Tkachenko from the collective Timeis.capital: for an artist talk and artist, Ken Ebo-Gomez for a zine-making workshop
Self-organized, creative spaces of gathering exist but often temporarily. As these physical spaces become increasingly fleeting, we turn to the digital space of Timeis.capital, where resources are gathered, knowledge is archived, and ephemeral creative spaces are captured as 3D memories. Timeis.capital will present their audio-visual project and speak on the urgency to document self-organized collectives, along with the different strategies applied in doing so. They will speak of how an online space can echo autonomous spaces to strengthen the non-institutional art-world and create new energy for self-organization.
Join us for a collective conversation about online and offline spaces of gathering, and engage in the act of gathering, archiving, bundling, and documenting the ephemeral during the zine-making workshop.
Scroll down to see the past event,
Collectively Creative: Collective Action that took place on May 23rd
Collectively Creative /
Creatively Collective / invites Mokum Kraakt: for an artist talk and artist, Layla Gijsen, for a lino-printing workshop
Preserving space for creative expression is increasingly challenging. As city rents rise and artistic production is deemed a luxury, how can we continue to create space for experimentation? Mokum Kraakt will speak on how they started squatting to confront this problem. Their squatting activism isn’t only about living space, but also about space for creativity and art. They will talk about the exhibitions they organized in squatted buildings, why they made a book about the struggle for space in Amsterdam, how this evolved into a new publishing house, and why collective action is necessary to create alternatives in an unaffordable city.
Photo’s by Jonne Lucia op de Weegh
Would you like to join? Sign up by sending an email to buurtwerkplaats@gmail.com
You can also sign up for the digital reading group; please specify this, and you will be added to the Dropbox folder.
This program is donation- based.
This project is supported by:
- Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst
- Buurtwerkplaats Noorderhof
- Gemeente Amsterdam: Stadsdeel Nieuw-West
Special thanks to Tobias Krasenberg for your guidance.
Graphic design by Odile Kizilkaya.
Join us for a collective conversation about reclaiming space for creativity and practice the accessible technique of lino-cutting so you can learn to easily produce your own prints.