Invitation to an Exclusive Workshop with Joanna Pottle
We are thrilled to extend an invitation to you for a great learning experience! Join us for a special workshop hosted by Joanna Pottle, an American visual artist, researcher, educator and writer. Joanna will share about her artistic process and professional path(s) she has undergone, particularly since she moved to Poland in 2019 through The Fulbright Program and working transnationally through interdisciplinary work and projects. She will also demonstrate and invite attendees to participate in a creative exercise that illustrates ways in which she intersects her research interests with her studio practice. Participants are warmly invited to take active part in the workshop through engaging also through questions and discussion.
Details of the Workshop
🔹 Topic: What’s between the forgotten and remembered
🔹 Date: November 6th, 2023
🔹 Time: 10:00 – 11:30/12:00
🔹 Venue:ALL THE PLACES HAVE BEEN BOOKED! ALL THE PLACES HAVE BEEN BOOKED!
🔹 Language: English
About Joanna Pottle
Joanna Pottle is an American artist, educator, researcher, writer, and cross-cultural exchange facilitator based in Kraków, Poland. She is an alumnae of U.S. Fulbright Program alumnae to Poland, the Kosciuszko Foundation and Humanity in Action. Joanna has worked and exhibited internationally.
Her studio practice combines abstract mixed media techniques including painting, printmaking, drawing, and installations and her research includes investigations of mapping, public art and space, contemporary art, post-colonial and post-soviet/communist studies, collective memory and shame, (re)negotiation of previously untold or unheard narratives, tangible and intangible cultural heritage, collective memory and identity, cross-cultural dialogue and exchange, peace-building, and active listening practices.
Why Attend?
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, it’s crucial for schools to stay ahead of the latest developments in art, culture, and research. The upcoming workshop titled “What’s between the forgotten and remembered” presents a golden opportunity for schools to do just that.
Here are some compelling reasons why enroll for this meeting:
Expertise of Joanna Pottle: Joanna is not just an artist; she’s a researcher, educator, writer, and a cross-cultural exchange facilitator. Her diverse background and international experience make her a treasure trove of knowledge.
Holistic Learning: Joanna’s studio practice is a blend of various art forms, from painting and printmaking to installations. Schools can introduce students to these diverse art forms, inspiring them to explore their own creative potential.
Promotion of Cross-Cultural Dialogue: In an increasingly interconnected world, promoting cross-cultural understanding is paramount. Joanna’s work in peace-building, active listening, and cross-cultural exchange can serve as a model for schools to emulate.
This workshop is not just an event; it’s an experience, a journey into the world of art, memory, and culture. By attending, schools can enrich their educational offerings, inspire students, and play a pivotal role in shaping well-rounded global citizens.
Important Information
This workshop is exclusively open to not more than 90 bilingual classes students, with slots allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Hence, prompt enrollment is encouraged to secure your place.
How to Enroll:
ALL THE PLACES HAVE BEEN BOOKED!
