Workshop 'Creating Access'

The question ‘What does it mean for you to be present in your practice?’ should be the first question all makers ask themselves at the start of a project. 

Dive into a 3-hour workshop, led by Dr. Louise Fryer and artist Josefien Cornette, that focuses on integrating accessibility into creative practices. Discover how accessibility shifts from being a tool for people with disabilities to a crucial component in art.

The workshop explores themes of mutual aid, collective care and fair practice, and sees accessibility as an essential approach in creation and implementation.

Topics covered include:

• What is a 'relaxed performance'?
• How can the 'social model of disability' take shape in a creation?
• What is the relationship between accessibility and dramaturgy?
• What is the importance of creators with disabilities?
• How to use disability as a creative tool 

Participation

Free, registration required. Register by filling out this form. Please note, spaces are limited. 

In preparation for the workshop, we ask you to bring an object that reminds you of a moment of exclusion, or you can also describe a situation.

Workshop in English with Dutch translation available (on demùand)