Gain a deeper understanding of various art practices and build confidence in your own artistic journey. Join the workshop "Mapping Your Art Practice" led by writer Zoë Dankert and Platform BK co-director Jeannette Slütter. Zoë Dankert is an accomplished writer, podcast creator, and art critic, with published works in reputable platforms such as Metropolis M, NRC, De Witte Raaf, and Boekman. In recognition of her talent, she was awarded the Basisprijs van de Prijs voor de Jonge Kunstkritiek in 2022 for her exhibition review, as well as the Stimuleringsprijs voor Innovatieve Kunstkritische Praktijken for her thought-provoking podcast series titled "Werktitel," which sheds light on the working culture and conditions in the contemporary Dutch art world. Jeannette Slütter, co-director at Platform BK and visual artist, explores themes related to the artist's profession, including authorship, power structures, and the viewer's perspective. She showcases her ideas through site-specific interventions, publications, and public events. Jeannette Slütter has been associated with esteemed organizations like Das Leben am Haverkamp, MORPHO, Kunsthal Extra City in Antwerp, Amsterdam Ferry Festival, and Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. Presently, she is a member of the Daisy Chain initiative and works as a teacher at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. The workshop, held in both Dutch and English, offers an opportunity to learn from these experts. Taking place at W139 in Amsterdam on December 8, 2023, the workshop costs €15, inclusive of lunch. This exclusive event is limited to 15 participants, so secure your spot now.

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