Konstrundan, the Nordic Art School Foundation and Novia University of Applied Sciences are organising a webinar on 2 September 2022 from 10 to 15 with the title "How to survive as an artist today?" with an emphasis on the opportunities and challenges of the working artist.
It is possible to participate physically on site in Jakobstad at Novia or to participate digitally.
The seminar will address the opportunities and challenges of artists from different perspectives and experience of the speakers.
Speakers at the webinar:
SADE KAHRA
Photographer
Will present the project Yli vaaran vuosien
Sade Kahra has been working as a photographer, freelancer, expert and leader in the creative industry since the 1990s. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree and a vocational teacher's degree, as well as a diploma in cultural production. As a project manager, Kahra has conducted research on the work of visual artists, developed art education and the working conditions and internationalisation of visual artists.
MARKUS ÅSTRÖM
Curator - Pro Artibus
addresses a contemporary art scene based on the activities of galleries
MICHELE UCCHEDDU
Musician & DJ
highlights the different possibilities of being active in social media in the field of arts and culture.
Here's what Michele says about herself "I use music as a language to communicate with people, I like to experiment and to share new ideas with other musicians. I am attracted by sound art and sound design, I always try not to repeat myself, even when it is very difficult to start from scratch every time."
LISEN SUNDQVIST
Visual artist, cultural scientist
Highlights the thoughts and questions that a newly graduated visual artist might have.
Lisen Sundqvist is a visual artist and cultural scientist who has worked in the cultural field in Pietarsaaro, Helsinki and Turku, among other places, for many years. Experience from the art, literature and music industries has given her many insights into practical work in the cultural and art world.
ANNI LAUKKA
Visual artist
Shares her activities in the field of art.
Anni Laukka (born 1982) is a visual artist from Kokkola, with a degree in visual arts from Novia University of Applied Sciences (2020). She mainly works with shadow sculptures, photo art and fine art prints. Laukka is one of the artists to whom the Swedish Arts Council awarded a working scholarship this year.
photo: Daria Gatska
