CRITICAL PRACTICE // Collaborative Multi-Artform Practice with the Chronology Arts Collective 2025
Event description
A 5-week workshop series facilitated by the Chronology Arts Collective as part of Critical Practice.
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DATES
4 JUNE - 2 JULY 2025
WEDNESDAYS
6PM - 8:30PM
4 JUNE, 11 JUNE, 18 JUNE, 25 JUNE, 2 JULY
LOCATION
THE DRILL HALL, CRITICAL PATH
1C NEW BEACH ROAD, DARLING POINT, NSW, 2027
GADIGAL & BIRRABIRRAGAL COUNTRY
PRICE:
SINGLE CLASS: $40 (+ booking fee)
5-WEEK PASS: $120 (+ booking fee)
SINGLE CLASS for low-income: $10 (+ booking fee)
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FROM THE ARTIST
We invite sound, movement, and theatre artists interested in interdisciplinary collaboration to join our 5-week workshop series. The Chronology Arts Collective facilitates peer-learning, exchanging methods, and evolving practices, focusing on:
- Feedback Methodology
- Sensitivity and Awareness
- Access and Inclusion
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Experiencing through Time
Workshops include warmups, collaborative practice investigations, and free improvisation. Exercises such as Bisuko, Authentic Movement, and Listening and Responding are explored.
ABOUT CHRONOLOGY ARTS COLLECTIVE
The Chronology Arts Collective comprises of artists with extensive backgrounds in diverse performance projects including theatre, dance and music including in collaboration with notable festivals and artists. They bring experience from various creative fields such as composing, contemporary performance, improvisation, and dance. Their creative practices have received recognition through grants, awards and media and they have each participated in or led many creative projects including performances, recorded media, workshops and residencies. Their rich and varied expertise informs their dynamic and innovative artistic endeavours as a collective. Members of the Collective include Andrew Batt-Rawden, Carolyn Eccles, Joshua Freedman, Stephen Adams, Ryuichi Fujimura, Isobel Stolinski and Mitch Riley.
Chronology Arts is supported by the City of Sydney.
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This project is proudly supported by Critical Path.
Critical Path respectfully acknowledges the Gadigal and Birrabirragal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional owners of the land where the organisation is based.
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IMAGE ID: a photograph of three performers, two who are dancing with fingers pointing in various directions and one who is playing a double bass and looking out smiling.
IMAGE CREDIT: Chronology Arts Collective, photograph by Adam Mutzelburg.
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