Step into a world of creativity and connection with festival artists before the big event! Mark your calendar for the weekend just before the festival kicks off – we’re hosting 3 special gatherings, in french, in spanish and in english, but they are of course open to everyone.
Our workshops lie at the heart of the festival’s vision, offering an engaging platform where you can actively participate and interact closely with artists. These workshops aren’t just about art; they’re about embarking on a personal journey of creativity and rediscovery of the world around you. We have workshops tailored for both children and adults!
Sunday, August 18 – 13.00 to 14.30 at Sølvberget bibliotek og kulturhus (Klasserommet – 3rd floor)
- Artistic workshop for children with Fauve Tintigner (duration 1.30): The Camille stories. The workshop is in english.
Free – from 6 years old
RegistERSunday, August 18 – 15.00 to 17.00 at Sunde/Kvernevik bydelshus
Musical encouters with the hispanophone community in Stavanger! The event is in spanish.
- Introduction to South-American music by René Oréa (with focus on Venezuela) and collective workshop for everyone
- Children workshop
- Mini-concert/Jam/Impro : all musicians are invited on stage. Just bring your instrument!
- Moment of conviviality. Aperitif and finger-food included
This event is co-organised with the association VNF.
Ticket is 50kr per family if you are a member of VNF, 80 Kr for non-member.
Monday, August 19 – 17.00 to 19.00 at Sølvberget (kjelleren-3rd floor)
Science workshop: discover the physics of sound and music and make a cello resonate!
Free from 6 years old – no registration needed (drop-in)
Camille Stories: an artistic workshop by Fauve Tintigner
Camille Stories, by Professor Donna Haraway from the University of Santa Cruz (USA), is an invitation to collective speculative fabulation that follows five generations of a symbiogenetic joining of a human child and a monarch butterfly after an ecological catastrophe that destroyed the world. But during the workshop, the children will embark on a more optimistic and constructive theme! Here is the mission: “In a future around 2100, science has allowed humans to hybridize, to be as close as possible to the living beings that need protection. Your mission is to protect a marine animal of your choice. What would you put in place?”
Each child will write/tell their story, and the painting intervention aims to create a physical space where the stories will be staged. The works created by the young participants will be exhibited at the closing event, in parallel to the premiere of an interdisciplinary creation by Fauve Tintigner and musicians participating in the festival. #SDG14 #SDG4
For children aged 9 and above.
