Presented As Part Of Azimuth Theatre’s Expanse Festival.

Workshop  Description

A comprehensive introductory workshop on achieving accessibility in your artistic work. Rethink your artistic practice and current understanding of “Accessibility” and “Inclusion.” This workshop will challenge participants to redefine their personal understanding of access by breaking down one’s experience, social location, and relationship to accessibility. Following this, the group will be able to imagine what access can look like in solo and collaborative work, and what steps are necessary to achieve it. Through introspection, group discussions, and thought-provoking exercises, Artists will leave this workshop with a greater understanding and action plan to better their commitment to achieving and providing accessibility and furthering their inclusion practices.

*Rapid Covid-19 Tests will be provided for workshop participants and masks are encouraged but optional. 

About Your Instructor

Molly JF Caldwell is a yonsei visual artist and cultural worker based within Mohkinstis (“Calgary, AB”) She graduated from the Alberta University of the Arts in 2017 with a bachelor of fine arts. Since graduating, she has been a highly active community member within the arts, including chairing committees on boards, and recently being hired as Artistic Director of The Bows gallery. She has been working with Inside Out Theatre and the Good Host program since 2021. Through her work with Inside Out Theatre and her own artistic practice, Molly seeks to prioritize equity within the arts.

Pay What You Will

Suggested Donation of $15

What Do You Need To Join?

In Person:

• Something To Take Notes
• Water Bottle
• If youth are wanting to join the workshop we welcome you, but you will need a guardian/adult to join you for the lab.

Online:

• Your self
• Something to take notes
• A Device To Zoom In On
• An Internet Connection

PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL
All of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Will model. However, to make the art happen, we have suggested rates below! Give more or give less. What’s important to Azimuth Theatre is sharing theatre experiences together. Any contribution is valued and appreciated.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL
All of our tickets are based on a Pay-What-You-Will model. However, to make the art happen, we have suggested rates below! Give more or give less. What’s important to Azimuth Theatre is sharing theatre experiences together. Any contribution is valued and appreciated.

TICKETS
General – $35
Students/Seniors – $15
Workshops – $15