Workshop

DIY14: Whisky - The 'Spiritual' Art of Getting An Artist Out of Their Head

9 Sep 2017 – 10 Sep 2017

Event times

9th - 10th September

Cost of entry

This is a free opportunity, but by application only.

Contributions towards travel and accommodation can be discussed for participants coming from outside of Brighton.

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The Marlborough Theatre

Brighton
England, United Kingdom

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DIY 14 is an exciting opportunity for artists to take part in unusual training and professional development projects conceived and run by artists, for artists.

This event is by application only. Deadline to apply: Monday 3rd July, 12 noon!

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THIS EVENT IS BY APPLICATION ONLY!

DEADLINE TO APPLY IS MONDAY JULY 3RD, 12 NOON!

Mind too work-focused to realise your body is freezing/starving/knackered? Then you definitely need a dram...

Uniting lone working, whisky drinking artists often locked inside their own thoughts and studios, this sensory weekend workshop will use whisky as both medium and catalyst to renew your mind-body connection. It will also be an incredible opportunity to gel with like-minded creatives, forming a kick-ass peer group to explore future projects together by way of support and/or collaboration. Because an artist cannot exist as one head alone.

This DIY is for 5-7 selected participants who:

  • value the ‘spiritual’ nature of whisky as an essential part of their creative process
  • regard whisky as an art form within itself
  • find themselves working/drinking alone but who crave the company of other artists
  • don’t drink purely with the aim of getting drunk
  • are sick of taking on multiple personalities to discuss ideas with themselves
  • forget to eat because they’re so focussed on working
  • are prepared to fully commit to the duration and ‘spirit’ of the weekend
  • are willing to be open and honest by way of creating an inclusive and supportive environment
  • are looking to reconnect with and re-examine their creative origins to uncork their creative potential
  • are prepared and eager to take part in group discussion/activity

It is open to all practicing artists from any discipline (including - but not exclusive to - fine art, live art, illustration, music, spoken word, ceramicts, etc...) so long as you're 18+.

Exhibiting artistsToggle

Zoe Toolan

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