DARE TO SHARE! / GUIDED WORK IN PROGRESS SHOWING AND FEEDBACK SESSIONS:
Every second Monday evening. 19:00-21:30 (Get in: 18:30 / Start: 19:00)
Are you curious to deepen your understanding of your own creative process and strengths?
Do you sometimes feel stuck, or hesitate to share your work until it feels “perfect”?
Are you curious to experiment and to hear what your work stirs in others?
Are you looking to connect with other creative people on a similar journey?
Sharing work in progress is a powerful way to move your ideas forward. In a safe, supportive space, you can show unfinished work, gain fresh perspectives and discover the feedback that actually helps you. Along the way, you’ll practice giving and receiving responses with care, strengthen your creative confidence and find encouragement alongside others navigating similar creative challenges.
Who is this for?
This space is for anyone who wants to grow creatively, whether you’re just beginning, returning to a practice or already working professionally. All you need is curiosity, openness and the willingness to share.
How does it work?
Everyone in the group will get 5 minutes to present their work followed by 10 minutes of guided feedback from the group. Together we will explore different methods of giving and receiving feedback and experiment through reflective writing and exercises in non-attached making.
Remember this is a work in progress showing, nothing needs to be done or perfect. Everyone and every discipline is welcome. The goal is to create a safe space and to get a deeper knowledge of your artistry and the kind of feedback you would like to receive.
What to bring:
- Pen and Paper
- Whatever you need to present your work (Laptop, Instruments, Painting, Notebook etc.)
_ Max.10 participants
_Ticket price: 5 Euros p.p.
Marie Scheuermann (they/them) is a German-French interdisciplinary singer-songwriter based in Utrecht whose work flows between music, performance, visual art and spoken word. Their practice is driven by a deep curiosity about how stories can connect people. After years of solo travel, Marie moved to the Netherlands in 2020 to study Musician 3.0 at HKU Utrechts Conservatorium, where they expanded their tools for storytelling and found inspiration in the creative communities around them.
Alongside their own artistic projects, Marie has discovered a love for facilitating workshops and events, supporting other artists in uncovering their strengths, empowering them to grow, and creating playful spaces where participants can reconnect with their childlike artistic joy. They remain a restless experimenter, joyfully juggling creative projects and continuously researching what it means to make art from a place of curiosity and wonder.