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SUMMARY:Secret Arts Teachers Workshop: Rap and Rhythm
DTSTAMP:20260910T185143Z
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DTEND:20260913T140000Z
DESCRIPTION:As part of the exhibition Secret Arts Teachers\, Framer Framed 
	hosts a rap\nworkshop by Jan Tensen\, where participants enter the world o
	f rap music. The\nworkshop is held on Sunday 13 September at 15:00.\n\nTen
	sen’s workshop invites participants to use their voice in a brand new way\
	,\nplaying around with words\, rhythm and rhyme. Participants start off wi
	th rhyming\ngames and friendly rap battles before working in small teams t
	o create an\noriginal rap that is performed at the end of the workshop.\n\
	nThe workshop is open to everyone\, regardless of prior artistic experienc
	e. All\nparticipants need to bring is their voice\, ideas\, and enthusiasm
	.\n\nFrom 11 to 27 September 2026\, Framer Framed presents Secret Arts Tea
	chers\, a\ngroup presentation in which the classroom enters the exhibition
	 space. The\nexhibition is the result of an international project by the A
	rt Education\nresearch group at the Amsterdam University of the Arts\, in 
	which art teachers\nuse their teaching practice as an artistic workspace.\
	n\nIn Secret Arts Teachers\, art teachers work on the basis of a single sh
	ared\nquestion: what does art look like when you create it at the heart of
	 the\nclassroom\, together with students? The project is based on the conc
	ept of the\nTeacher as Conceptual Artist\n[https://framerframed.nl/project
	en/ahk-symposium-en-expositie-teacher-as-conceptual-artist/]\,\nin which t
	he distinction between teaching and making art is blurred. Teachers\nshare
	 their own artistic practice with the students and treat the classroom as 
	a\ntemporary art collective. The students are co-creators and the learning
	 process\nitself is part of the work. On display in the exhibition are the
	 surprising\noutcomes of these experiments\, ranging from playful assignme
	nts to activist\ninterventions and forms of (deliberate) failure.\n\nSecre
	t Arts Teachers was initiated by the Art Education research group organise
	d\nby the Amsterdam University of the Arts (AHK) and brought together twen
	ty art\nteachers from primary and secondary schools across the Netherlands
	. During\nvarious meetings in Amsterdam\, they exchanged experiences\, dev
	eloped new\nteaching methods and took part in inspirational sessions led b
	y artists and\ntheatre makers. This gave rise to new educational assignmen
	ts that allow room\nfor uncertainty\, play and failure\, ranging from acti
	vist actions to the forgery\nof a masterpiece.\n\nGuided by guest curator 
	Kevin van Braak the exhibition explores the question of\nhow art and educa
	tion relate to one another when they are not approached as\nseparate spher
	es\, but as something that\, in practice\, constantly intersects and\nevol
	ves.\n\nInfo & Credits\n\nThis event is in Dutch. Admission is free\, pay 
	what you can.\n\nDo you also think art should be free and accessible? Plea
	se consider supporting\nus with a donation when registering or by becoming
	 a Framer Framed Friend\n[https://framerframed.nl/over-ons/friends/]!\n\nS
	ecret Arts Teachers has been curated by the Art Education Research Group a
	t the\nAmsterdam University of the Arts (AHK)\, Framer Framed and Kevin va
	n Braak\, and\nis made possible in part by the ELJA Foundation and the Cul
	tuurfonds.\n\nFramer Framed is supported by the Ministry of Education\, Cu
	lture and Science\;\nAmsterdam Fund for the Arts\; Municipality of Amsterd
	am\; and VriendenLoterij\nFonds.\n\nLocation\n\nFramer Framed\nOranje-Vrij
	staatkade 71\n1093KS\, Amsterdam
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/secret-arts-teachers-workshop-rap-and-r
	hythm
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LOCATION:Framer Framed - Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71\, 1093KS Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-oost,dapperbuurt,exhibition,games,music,rap,theater,wo
	rkshop
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:As part of the exhibition <em>Secret Arts Teac
	hers</em>, Framer Framed hosts a rap workshop by Jan Tensen, where partici
	pants enter the world of rap music. The workshop is held on Sunday 13 Sept
	ember at 15:00.<p>Tensen’s workshop invites participants to use their voic
	e in a brand new way, playing around with words, rhythm and rhyme. Partici
	pants start off with rhyming games and friendly rap battles before working
	 in small teams to create an original rap that is performed at the end of 
	the workshop.</p><p>The workshop is open to everyone, regardless of prior 
	artistic experience. All participants need to bring is their voice, ideas,
	 and enthusiasm.</p><p>From 11 to 27 September 2026, Framer Framed present
	s <em>Secret Arts Teachers</em>, a group presentation in which the classro
	om enters the exhibition space. The exhibition is the result of an interna
	tional project by the Art Education research group at the Amsterdam Univer
	sity of the Arts, in which art teachers use their teaching practice as an 
	artistic workspace.</p><p>In<em> Secret Arts Teachers</em>, art teachers w
	ork on the basis of a single shared question: what does art look like when
	 you create it at the heart of the classroom, together with students? The 
	project is based on the concept of the<a href="https://framerframed.nl/pro
	jecten/ahk-symposium-en-expositie-teacher-as-conceptual-artist/" target="_
	blank"> <em>Teacher as Conceptual Artist</em></a>, in which the distinctio
	n between teaching and making art is blurred. Teachers share their own art
	istic practice with the students and treat the classroom as a temporary ar
	t collective. The students are co-creators and the learning process itself
	 is part of the work. On display in the exhibition are the surprising outc
	omes of these experiments, ranging from playful assignments to activist in
	terventions and forms of (deliberate) failure.</p><p><em>Secret Arts Teach
	ers</em> was initiated by the Art Education research group organised by th
	e Amsterdam University of the Arts (AHK) and brought together twenty art t
	eachers from primary and secondary schools across the Netherlands. During 
	various meetings in Amsterdam, they exchanged experiences, developed new t
	eaching methods and took part in inspirational sessions led by artists and
	 theatre makers. This gave rise to new educational assignments that allow 
	room for uncertainty, play and failure, ranging from activist actions to t
	he forgery of a masterpiece.</p><p>Guided by guest curator Kevin van Braak
	 the exhibition explores the question of how art and education relate to o
	ne another when they are not approached as separate spheres, but as someth
	ing that, in practice, constantly intersects and evolves.</p>Info &amp; Cr
	edits<p>This event is in Dutch. Admission is free, pay what you can.</p><p
	>Do you also think art should be free and accessible? Please consider supp
	orting us with a donation when registering or by becoming a <a href="https
	://framerframed.nl/over-ons/friends/" target="_blank">Framer Framed Friend
	</a>!</p><p><em>Secret Arts Teachers</em> has been curated by the Art Educ
	ation Research Group at the Amsterdam University of the Arts (AHK), Framer
	 Framed and Kevin van Braak, and is made possible in part by the ELJA Foun
	dation and the Cultuurfonds.</p><p><em>Framer Framed is supported by the M
	inistry of Education, Culture and Science; Amsterdam Fund for the Arts; Mu
	nicipality of Amsterdam; and VriendenLoterij Fonds.</em></p>Location<p>Fra
	mer Framed<br> Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71<br> 1093KS, Amsterdam</p>
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