SPRING, ZWAAI, ZWIER — Tekenen met beweging (9-12 jaar)
Dive into the world of movement and image for five days during the Krokus holiday (9-12 years)
in collaboration with bricol'art
This workshop is organised entirely in Dutch.
During the Spring Break holidays, we invite children aged 9 to 12 to dive into the world of movement and image together with bricol'art.
Discover along with us how you can tell stories with your body and how you need very little to dance: stepping, turning, swinging your arms and jumping. Every morning, you explore together with Eileen Van Os (a.o. Dancing Kids/Rosas and Studio Van Os) how your own moves can become dance. In the afternoon, you will get creative with Angie Madalijns of bricol'art. From dance patterns and movement, you will create beautiful works of art together.
PRACTICAL
This workshop is fully booked.
You can get a spot on the waiting list via this link.
➤ Language: Dutch
➤ 03.03 to 07.03 (Spring break holidays)
➤ 10:00 - 16:00
➤ Age: 9-12 years
➤ No previous experience in dance or visual arts needed
➤ Ateliers and STEK Workspace
➤ Price: €160 (with discount for UiTPAS users)
© Matthew Rombouts
Eileen Van Os
In 2013, Eileen Van Os started her professional dance education at P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels. After this three-year program, she did an internship at Rosas. She then continued her studies at The Royal Conservatory of Antwerp where she obtained her bachelor's degree in contemporary dance and graduated with distinction from the dance teacher training program. During her studies, she had the opportunity to work with artists such as Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Mårten Spångberg and David Zambrano. As a dance teacher, she has taught at several schools, including Samwd Lier/Zandhoven, De Academie van Vilvoorde, Mooss Vzw, and several Freinet and experience-oriented schools. Currently, she teaches contemporary dance at Muwoda Heist-Op-den-Berg, Retina Dance Company, and Dancing Kids/Rosas. In 2023, Eileen founded vzw Studio Van Os, a contemporary dance studio for children with specific needs. Currently, she specializes in working with children with ASD (typical intellectual ability) and children with Down syndrome.
© Feest in de Bib
Angie Madalijns
Angie Madalijns is a musician and plays saxophone, piano, double bass, guitar, flute, clarinet and drums. She studied music at the Kunsthumaniora and music therapy at the Lemmens Institute in Leuven. During her training, Angie developed an interest in the therapeutic power of (collective) creation. Building together and connecting creatively is a constant in Angie's life. In addition, she has a strong interest in the cross-fertilisation between different art forms. She further complemented her education by studying Art Science at KU Leuven, where she specialized in the prominence of opera in contemporary video art. Angie has worked as a music teacher and art camp supervisor for more than ten years.
CREDITS
Dance workshop: Eileen Van Os (Dancing Kids/Rosas)
Visual art workshop: Angie Madalijns (bricol'art)
Practical coordination: Mieke Winters (bricol'art and STUK)
