During The Story
12 May – 10 Oct 2021
Education without limits, a programme with a beginning and an end
How? On-line now, and when it will be possible, also off-line on the premises of DOX
For whom? For the general public | Grade 7 to 9 students, high school students
How long is it? 90-120 min
What do you need? A computer connected to the internet with a microphone and camera, your own story (a detailed assignment will be provided when you make the reservation)
For how many? 4-8 participants for non-school groups | 6-30 participants for school groups
How much does it cost? CZK 1200/group | CZK 900/school group or CZK 90/student for 11 or more participants, teachers free of charge
How and when to order? Reservations and other information: skoly@dox.cz or 295 568 104 | ideally the programme should be ordered at least 2 weeks in advance
An educational programme utilizing the methods of Narrative4 and images from the Vanitas exhibition
Telling stories has been part the human experience since time immemorial. We create stories, remember them, write them down, illustrate them, share them. Experience a story according to the international Narrative4 project and the "radical empathy" concept - sharing stories by telling them has many useful effects that go beyond the area of literature.
This experiential programme is based on the authentic stories of participants, which thanks to safely configured rules have the power to bring even diametrically opposed personalities closer to each other. And as we've found, the experience can be transferred to the instructor too. In addition, the current Vanitas exhibition provides us a powerful topic for stores and lots of images to use as inspiration for further creation.
Surprise friends or family with an unconventional afternoon, or get to know your colleagues in other roles - you can order this programme as a family workshop or team building. More information
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