About Workshop Kroniek Publiek: Break down the barriers with your audience

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Workshop Kroniek Publiek: Break down the barriers with your audience

The relationship between art, culture and the public is constantly evolving. More and more artists and organisations are seeking ways to deepen that relationship, break down barriers and make it more inclusive.

During this workshop, we’ll explore your relationship with your audience using a set of cards: the Kroniek Publiek tool. Join colleagues from the arts sector to discover the tool during an interactive workshop. Learn from insights drawn from the research and develop new approaches to your relationship with your audience. 

Kroniek Publiek

Based on a multi-year study, interviews and real-life examples, Flanders Arts Institute developed the Kroniek Publiek tool. This tool helps artists, arts and culture professionals, organisations and policymakers to re-examine and further develop the relationship between art, culture and the public. 

Using a set of cards, your relationship with your audience is explored and challenged. You navigate through different types of cards in a playful way.

  • Principles: what do you consider important?
  • Barriers: where do the challenges lie?
  • Building blocks: what can you do?
  • Case studies: what does this look like in practice?

Who is it for?

Anyone working in the arts who wants to explore changing relationships with audiences – whether as a creator (visual arts, performing arts, classical music), an arts and culture professional (curator, programme coordinator, audience engagement officer, receptionist, ticketing or communications officer…) or a policy officer. So you don’t need to be an audience engagement worker to take part or to start using the tool.

When and where

Tuesday 8 September, from 2pm until 5pm in Brussels (location tbc).

Language: Dutch

Register now

Register via the button at the top right (max 20 participants).

More information

Do you have questions about this workshop? Contact our colleague Sofie.

Illustration by Ada Güvenir