Webinars
MOVE & ACT Training programme consists of a series of free webinars developing artistic and digital skills for young people.
The artistic skills will focus on the Visual Arts field and the digital skills will focus on innovative new technologies that can be used in combination with the artistic activity such as 3D design, printing and scanning.
The webinars will be held virtually from February until May 2023. There will be 6 webinars in total.
Webinars will take place on Thursdays from 17:30 to 19:00 CET. All webinars will be held in English.
Webinars schedule:
Are you a person 18-30 years old interested in arts and technology?
Register today and take part in a series of FREE webinars developing artistic and digital skills.
Indirect target groups:
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The project will give priority to the participation of young people of these groups:
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ART instead of a pill – a therapeutic aspect of art. Collage
Date: 16.02.2023
Trainer: Magdalena Zawisza, PhD
1st webinar was presented live on the 16th of February 2023. Magdalena Zawisza introduced selected artists whose work exemplifies the therapeutic role of art.
Disability in Art History
Date: 02.03.2023
Trainer: Sofia Mastrpkoukou PhD
The ableist considers able bodies as the norm in society, indicating that people who have a disability must struggle to become normal. Disability is therefore defined as a mistake or a fault, rather than a human diversity; disability is seen as a โbadโ thing that must be overcome or eradicated.
Visual Vernacular
Date: 16.03.2023
Trainer: Nicola Della Maggiora
Visual Vernacular is a form of visual art which combines Sign Language, mime and poetry. Is a visual art technique that belongs to the Deaf community and is a more theatrical way of storytelling.
Successful VR Art Practises & BasicKnowledge of Text-to-Image AI (AI ArtGenerator)
Date: 30.03.2023
Trainer: Lukaลก Kuzminski & Ma Elena Chapa de la Peรฑa
The ableist considers able bodies as the norm in society, indicating that people who have a disability must struggle to become normal. Disability is therefore defined as a mistake or a fault, rather than a human diversity; disability is seen as a โbadโ thing that must be overcome or eradicated.