Chopin film animation workshops for children

The film animation workshops commemorating the 2010 Chopin Year will be held between 20 and 24 July and are aimed at children aged 10-13. The workshops offer an introduction to basic animation techniques. The inspiration and soundtrack for all animations will be Chopin’s music. The participants will gain familiarity with the art of animation and in the end each one will produce at least one animated film (60-sec. long) using any chosen animation technique and will work with the group outdoors. The workshops will make use of various computer packages used in the field of digital media, therefore it is important that participants are familiar with basic computer applications.

The group of 10-15 participants, guided by 2 renowned Polish film animators, will be multinational and the workshops will be run in English only.

Participation in the workshops is free of charge.

Should you wish to obtain more information on the workshops or should you wish to enroll your child, please contact:

Alicia McGivern @ Irish Film Institute, amcgivern@irishfilm.ie, ph:01 679 5744

Nikola Sekowska @ Polish Embassy in Dublin, Dublin.culture@msz.gov.pl, ph: 01 219 74 30

Organisers: Irish Film Institute, Polish Embassy in Dublin.

Sponsors: Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, Baltic Cultural Centre in Gda?sk (Poland)

When: July 20-24, 10am -5pm every day

Where: July 20-23 – Digital Hub (Crane St, D8),http://www.thedigitalhub.com/

July 24 – Irish Film Institute (Eustace St, Temple Bar, D2)http://www.irishfilm.ie/

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Mixed Technique Encounters

Mixed Technique Encounters

19th September – 27th September 2009

Polish and Irish artists will run one- and two-day workshops on various creative topics including theatre, improvised music, DJ – mixing music and visual arts.

If you would like to gain some new skills, refresh and develop your creativity, meet new people sharing similar interests, and to spend a day or more in a creative and international environment, do not miss this event!

The workshop series will close up with an experimental performance based on the play “A Couple of Poor, Polish-Speaking Romanians” by Dorota Mas?owska. “Experimental” means in this context that the performance will only be prepared during the two-day theatre workshop and 4 days rehearsals. It sounds and it is risky, but NO RISK NO ART!!!

The number of participants per workshop is limited!!!

Web: www.artpolonia.org

Mail: sapielak@artpolonia.org

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