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INVITATION TO A WORKSHOP ON PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH WITH PROFESSOR BIRGITTA HOSEA
Dear FAMU,
The Faculty is warmly invited to a seminar with Professor Birgitta Hosea from the University for the Creative Arts, UK, organized and hosted by Dr. Tereza Stehlikova.
Date/Time: Thursday, 21st November 2024, 10:30 - 13:30
Venue: Studio FAMU, Klimentská 4, Prague 1, Room 3123/3124 (3rd Floor)
Intended for: FAMU students and teachers
Language: English (no translation)
Register via: monika.janovska@famu.cz by November 20th.
Join us for an insightful workshop led by Professor Hosea, an award-winning artist and Director of the Animation Research Centre. She will explore the principles of practice-based research from a UK perspective. Through hands-on exercises and case studies from her PhD research, she will guide participants in refining their research projects, illustrating how her work has bridged animation, drawing, and live performance.
We look forward to seeing you there!
18. November 2024