Modern Projections inspired by the Ancient World. The Cathartic Narrative – Art as a Restorative force
Type
Art Fair, Competition, Curatorial Proposal, Exhibi...
Category
Activism, Architecture, Conceptual, Curating, Desi...
Status
Archived
Deadline
June 4, 2019
Application Fee
Not Available
Host
IONION CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND CULTURE
Location
Island Kefalonia, Greece

 


Modern Projections inspired by the Ancient World.


The Cathartic Narrative – Art as a Restorative force


Master Class, Exhibition and Performance


 Instructed/Curated by Vicky Yiannoutsos




Dates : June 25th – July 1st , 2019


              


Location:   Island Kefalonia, Greece


Venue : Ionion Center for the Arts and Culture & Ancient sites in Kefalonia.


Opening date for applications: March 28th, 2019


Deadline for applications: June 5th, 2019


                                                


Deadline for completion of submissions/final participations:  5 days after the deadlines


Eligibility : Stimulated by the richness and wisdom of the Ancient Greek World, this master class will appeal to researchers -creative artists - writers, film makers, poets, actors, story tellers, directors, philosophers, theatre practitioners - seeking deeper meaning and connection in their creative practice.


 Application by e-mail :  ionionartscenter@gmail.com /or/ info@ionionartscenter.gr  


 


Academic support : vicky.y@xtra.co.nz (Vicky Yiannoutsos)


Information-Terms- Conditions-Fees : ionionartscenter@gmail.com /or/  info@ionionartscenter.gr


                         www.ionionartscenter.gr


                         https://www.ionionartscenter.gr/2019/01/01/master-classes


 


ABOUT THE CLASS


What does the ancient world have to teach us?


The Cathartic Narrative – Art as a Restorative force.


Catharsis; A purgation, purification, or clarification which comes from encountering and experiencing transformative emotional and personal connections through Art that result in renewal and restoration.


On the island of Kefalonia, participants will be invited on a series of individual and group encounters with the landscape, ancient sites, people, history and stories, to stimulate individual and collective responses and projections from their own artistic field.


Free to create individually or collaborate on collective projects, artists will have the opportunity to exhibit and perform their work at the Ionion Centre for Arts and Culture.


 


The Master Class Instructor Vicky Yiannoutsos


Vicky Yiannoutsos is an award-winning director in theatre and film who has worked for 35 years in the film industry as a producer, director, writer and acting coach. She currently teaches screen acting to actors, writers and directors at the Performing and Screen Arts Screen Acting program at UNITEC in Auckland, New Zealand.


As an NZ born Greek artist, Vicky’s expression of her roots are at the core of many projects, which include writer/director on the internationally screened documentary Visible Passage, writer of the feature film script Kore, and assorted stories and poems. Her multi-media installation exhibition ‘Persephone’s Plight – The Four Seasons of Migration’ was mounted for Moving Image Centre in Auckland, New Zealand in 2010 and in 2012 was invited to the Kefalonia International Arts Festival, in Greece. It’s thematic motif of birth, separation, yearning and return continues to emerge in her work, as an archetypal template.