Photograph courtesy: Daniel Yáñez González-Irún
Current Programme of Events, Workshops and 1-2-1 Sessions
1-2-1’s with Laurence Hill, Head of Audiences and Communication
Saturday 11 February 2012, 10-4pm-now full
Focusing on social media, blogging and websites, there are some powerful tools at your disposal to engage people with your practice and promote your work. Whether you want to get started and aren’t sure where, or would like to discuss what you’re already doing, this is a great opportunity to meet with one of the leading figures in the area of developing digital understanding for artists and arts organisations. Please give an idea of what you’d like to talk about and urls of any blogs, websites etc. when booking. To book contact caitlin.heffernan@fabrica.org.uk outlining what you would like to discuss.
Fundraising and Proposal Writing Workshop
Tuesday 14 February 2012 2-4.30pm cost £10-now full
Led by artist Emilia Telese hone your skills in proposal writing and sourcing funding. To book contact caitlin.heffernan@fabrica.org.uk or call 01273 778646.
1-2-1’s with Susan Diab, Artist and Lecturer at Brighton University
Tuesday 6 March 2012, 10-4pm
This is an opportunity to receive feedback on your practice and a chance to talk through ideas. To apply for a 1-2-1 please send an outline of what you wish to discuss, up to 3 jpeg images of your work and/or a link to your website to caitlin.heffernan@fabrica.org.uk
Susan is a practising artist with a studio at APEC in Hove who has exhibited her work in a number of public galleries and participated in residencies including with Braziers International Artists’ Workshop, Hastings Museum and Hastings College and The Year of the Artist. Her work can be broadly described as installation, involving media from sound, through objects to public events. With a first degree in languages and a second in sculpture, she has been a lecturer in Higher Education for over 20 years. Her work with arc and other artist advocacy work she undertakes represents her commitment to promoting ways to make it possible for artists to have fulfilling and rewarding careers in their chosen profession.
