Wander, Unearth, Narrate

Wander, Unearth, Narrate

This workshop introduces participants to methods of framing and writing curatorial statements.

By VCUarts Qatar

Date and time

Starts on Sunday, March 3 · 1:30pm GMT+3

Location

Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar

Al Luqta Street الدوحة, Qatar Qatar

About this event

One-day in-person workshop led by Faysal Tabbarah

  • March 3, 2024, 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
  • Location: Room 286, VCUarts Qatar
  • Upon Registration Only

This workshop introduces participants to methods of framing and writing curatorial statements.

Specifically, the curatorial statements will be built around narratives that describe the projects and ask key questions that identify the scope and value of each project, as well as how its research will be conducted and eventually displayed.

Throughout the workshop, the participants will be introduced to methods of archival research that can be used as a component of a wider and broader curatorial practice. The archival research component will primarily focus on the Qatar Digital Library (QDL) collection and will branch out from there organically. The outcome of the workshop will be a short text describing the scope and value of the participant’s project, a curated series of archival findings, and sketches around how these findings will be displayed.

Participants need to come into the workshop with their own prompts, object of interest or curiosity that focus on the QDL collection (these will also be workshopped at the beginning). Participants need to have a laptop/personal computer to be able to conduct the workshop.

Please choose one of the two workshop days when registering.



Organized by

VCUarts Qatar is the Qatar campus of the prestigious Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Richmond, Virginia. Established in 1998 through a partnership with Qatar Foundation, it offers students the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in fashion design, graphic design, interior design and painting & printmaking, a Bachelor of Arts degree in art history and a Master of Fine Arts degree in design.

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