Self-employed in the arts and culture - but how does insurance actually work? In this practical workshop, you'll get a low-threshold introduction to social insurance for the self-employed (SVS) and find out what you need to be aware of as an artist:
Online workshop: How to apply for funding!
Would you like to realise art or cultural projects with funding? This practical workshop will give you the tools you need to submit your idea strategically and convincingly:
Online workshop: How to apply for funding!
Would you like to realise art or cultural projects with funding? This practical workshop will give you the tools you need to submit your idea strategically and convincingly:
You submitted an application - and got rejected?
In this 30-minute 1:1 online session, we analyse possible reasons together: be it in the concept, the budget, the wording or the argumentation.
You submitted an application - and got rejected?
In this 30-minute 1:1 online session, we analyse possible reasons together: be it in the concept, the budget, the wording or the argumentation.
Together, we will work out which costs belong in a financial plan and how you can calculate realistically and fairly. The focus will also be on fair pay: How can (personal) fees be calculated sensibly and how can the fair pay concept be transparently reflected in the budget?
Online workshop: How to apply for funding!
Would you like to realise art or cultural projects with funding? This practical workshop will give you the tools you need to submit your idea strategically and convincingly:
Our laughter is your (nightmare) dream: humour as a transformative force
Together with graffiti artist Laura, we explore artistic strategies for becoming visible and question the power relations that structure urban space: Who is seen? Who owns the wall? And what does it mean to be present in public space as a FLINTA*?
Whether you are spraying for the first time or already have experience: We look forward to seeing you!
Spray. Appropriate. Visibility: Graffiti workshop with Laura
This workshop is aimed at all FLINTA* people who want to work with a spray can and get to know street art as a tool for political expression, self-empowerment and intervention.