Join TULCA’s Education Coordinator Aoife Natsumi Frehan and Education Officer Kate McSharry for a full-day of guided reflection on the themes and artworks of TULCA 2022: The World Was All before Them.
The Reflective Workshop is a 4 hour long reflective session where the public is invited to delve in and discuss the artworks and themes of TULCA 2022 in the beautiful mid-nineteenth-century surrounds of 19 Eyre Square. Aoife and Kate will be guiding this process using some tools and activities, where you will have a space to discuss in depth your experience of visiting this year’s festival while hearing other people’s thoughts on the same. This workshop is open to a range of audience - from curious minds who want to develop their language of speaking about art, or practising artists who want to dissect their thoughts, or someone who wants to dip their toes into the world of artistic discussion. The only requirement is that you are open to discussing art!
Booking essential due to limited capacity.
Workshop time:
11am - 4pm (1hr break in between)
Saturday 12 November 2022
The workshop will last around 4 hours with 1 hour break in between. Due limited space, advance booking is essential. If there is someone who needs help getting around, please make sure to bring a helper.
About TULCA Education Programme:
TULCA Education Programme is a unique programme that focuses on looking at and responding to visual art. It is about reaching out and engaging with schools and the wider community to create an increased awareness and a shared understanding of the Visual Arts. The programme engages a process of slow looking, reflection and response. Artist’s probe, question and investigate topics of social concern. TULCA’s Education Programme is designed to continue this process of critical thinking by creating a space for dialogue and learning exchange. It draws on individual personal experience and acknowledges that we all have our own set of visual codes, value systems, likes and dislikes.
