Profile overview
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| Workshops, Site - specific, Film, Designer-maker | |
| Heidi Dorschler trained at Dartington College of Arts, and began her career in 1999 with Kneehigh Theatre appearing in many of their site-specific theatre pieces, including the internationally acclaimed Very Old Man with Enormous Wings. Subsequent theatre tours have included WildWorks’ Souterrain, Cube Theatre’s Hamlet, The Uninvited and Locksmith’s Wife. Last year, Heidi had the pleasure of playing Kristine Linde in The Northcott Theatre’s acclaimed production of A Doll’s House.
Heidi also co-runs ha! Theatre with Anna Lindgren specialising in site-specific and walk about theatre, has been in several acclaimed short films such as Pat Kelman’s ‘Piannissimo’, has performed in many rehearsed readings with Hall For Cornwall, and works for Peel Patients role playing characters for medical students to train in communication skills. When not on stage, Heidi has been extensively involved with designing and installing exhibits at the Eden Project. Based in Cornwall, she loves to surf and is often to be found in the sea. Theatre making & site specific installation workshops available on request. |
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| www.heididorschler.com |
Images
Total number of images: 2
- As Jack Frost at Eden Project
- Description: Photo: Pete Hill
- In WildWorks’ Souterrain
- Description: Photo: Steve Tanner
CV
| http://www.spotlight.com/interactive/cv/9494-0190-7410 |
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How to Archive & Present Your Work
a one day workshop for visual artists
Led by artist Alice Mahoney
What will this workshop provide?…
Artists will learn basic fine art archive and conservation techniques and how to tailor presentation and archive methods to their specific needs. This will include good hinging and display methods as well as options in framing and mounting, things to avoid, and how to make archival presentation boxes and folders for portfolio and archive.
There will be valuable tips on archiving, presentation and general care in looking after artwork in storage, when transporting and when exhibiting. Artists will identify preferred storage and presentation methods for their artwork and create their own presentation and archive box.
Date: 21st June 2013
Cost: £30 (including £15 non refundable booking fee)
Time: 10.00am – 4.30pm
Venue: Krowji
To book, please email: karen@creativeskills.org.uk
