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Failure and Participatory Art Practices

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In this podcast Tandie McLeod & Ewout D'Hoore discuss failure and participatory art practices with a number of intersting artists, individuals and organisations. These stories and experiences could help others to share and further develop their ambitions and practices. This podcast is part of the research project started in 2019 by artists' collective Rest for the Wicked about failure and participatory art practices. Made by Rest for the Wicked with the support of the Flemish Government, Demos, Vooruit, UGent and BEPART (Creative Europe Programme of the European Union).

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November 16, 2020

Frédérique Lecomte & Purni Morell - The moment before the wheels come off

Today we are talking fire alarms, synchronisity and the moment before the wheels come off. Frederique Lecomte is a sociologist, theatre director, daughter of the carnival and woman of peace, she’s been working in participatory theatre for the last 25 years and working in Africa during that time too, making theatre with vulnerable communities in Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic republic of Congo. Purni Morell is a freelance theatre director, writer and translator. She was formerly Artistic Director of the Unicorn from 2011 – 2018 and now lives in Antwerp, Belgium. She is currently working on The Ghost Light for the Barbican Theatre, London (opens Nov 24th). She was working as an interim dramaturg for KVS when Frédérique and Ewout worked on VITA SIYO MUCHEZO YA WATOTO <a href="https://www.theatrereconciliation.org/vita-siyo">https://www.theatrereconciliation.org/vita-siyo</a>.

November 16, 2020

Jozef Wouters & Bie Vancraeynest - Failure as the only option

Today we went to decoratelier to talk about the underbelly of the city, failure as the only option and how to be nice to people. Bie Vancraeynest is coördinator of Vzw Toestand, an organisation that reactivates forgotten or empty buildings to temporary and autonomous sociocultural centres. Before that she was coördinator of the participatory art festival ENTER Brussels (2018). She’s also writing for Mo magazine and has a past in youth work in the Chicago neighbourhood in Brussels. Jozef Wouters is an autonomous artist in residence with Meg Stewart’s multidisciplinary theatre company Damaged Goods. For the last 5 years he has based various projects here in Molenbeek at Decoratelier, a collaborative space in the heart of the city.

November 16, 2020

Elly Van Eeghem & Chris Rotsaert - Embracing failure

With Elly and Chris we talk about embracing failure, the succes of being not even close to organised and the sometimes improbable motivations for participants to be there. Chris Rotsaert is at the artistic helm of Manoeuvre, arts place for craft, co-creation and diversity. It’s located in the heart of the Rabot neighbourhood of Ghent. manoeuvre opts for a co-creative art practice with local residents, artists, creators, thinkers. Elly van Eeghem has been involved with video, photography, interventions and installations in public space. Since 2012 she has been City Resident at Vooruit where she often engages in collective projects with community residents. In 2017 she founded CAMPUS: a collective design studio for public space in the South of Ghent. She’s an artistic researcher and lecturer at KASK School of Arts Ghent.

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What is Failure and Participatory Art Practices?: In this podcast Tandie McLeod & Ewout D'Hoore discuss failure and participatory art practices with a number of intersting artists, individuals and organisations. These stories and experiences could help others to share and further develop their ambitions and practices. This podcast is part of the research project started in 2019 by artists' collective Rest for the Wicked about failure and participatory art practices.

Made by Rest for the Wicked with the support of the Flemish Government, Demos, Vooruit, UGent and BEPART (Creative Europe Programme of the European Union).
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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