The Black Archives hosts a unique poetry workshop in Amsterdam on June 12, 2024. Led by accomplished Surinamese artist Zulile Blinker, participants will delve into creative writing techniques and dynamic performance skills. This experience offers a chance to explore personal narratives, cultural heritage, and healing through spoken word, fostering a deeper understanding of one's own voice and story.
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The Black Archives is hosting a poetry workshop on June 12, 2024, led by Surinamese artist Zulile Blinker. Participants will explore creative writing and performance techniques to find their own voice, with a chance for one attendee to perform at the Keti Koti Festival.
On Wednesday, June 12, 2024, The Black Archives presents a poetry workshop titled 'Owning Your Story through Creative Writing & Performance,' featuring Surinamese artist Zulile Blinker. Blinker, known for her spoken word performances and workshops, guides participants in finding and utilizing their unique voice through creative expression. The workshop will delve into themes such as cultural heritage, love, and healing, providing practical tips and tools for creative writing and performance. Participants are encouraged to draw inspiration from The Black Archives' stories, books, and archives to craft their own poems. One selected participant will have the opportunity to perform their work at the Keti Koti Festival on July 1, 2024. The session aims to foster self-expression, self-discovery, and honest creative processes.
The workshop costs €10,- and will take place on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, from 18:30 to 21:30. Further details can be found by contacting The Black Archives or through their social media channels. The event is accessible for individuals with physical disabilities and wheelchair users, and is located on the ground floor. The venue is at Bijlmerplein 140, Amsterdam-Oost, with opening hours from Wednesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 17:00 (starting April 24th). General contact information is available via their website's contact page for tours outside the program and specific accessibility inquiries.
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