WORKSHOP: A jeweler's autobiography: the writing experience
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 Have you ever felt the need to reflect on your
 work and his place in the world, to build
 a clear, sensitive and forceful speech?
 Let's go?
 This proposal arises from the confluence of two
 questions. How much artistic work can be
 nourish a reflection on one's own
 creation process? How far are we
 able to outline a narrative that investigates
 constantly the meaning of the work itself
 to make it more and more relevant?
 We live immersed in our demanding and fast
 temporality, having difficulties to elaborate
 a speech about our experience and its
 results but who better than ourselves
 to introduce them to the world in order to make them
 understandable in its relevance?
 IT'S. We are talking about the curatorship that is production
 artistic and life and also the text about them.
 Program - 8 hours
 4 Meetings from 02: 00h
 Price: R $ 480 per person
 GOALS
 • Encourage autobiographical exercise in
 atelier and in life.
 • Provoke an investigation into the value
 of the work itself.
 • Stimulate the construction of a memory
 of artistic processes.
 • Discuss the issue of relevance and
 work presentation.
 • Create bases for communication
 sensitive of artistic work.
 Ana Passos is a jeweler,
 researcher and writer. Performs
 lectures, courses and workshops on
 the themes HISTORY, BUSINESS,
 ADORNOS, MAKER CULTURE,
 AUTHENTICITY and
 SUSTAINABILITY for audiences
 since 2008, when
 left the corporate world and
 inaugurated his studio. In it, we dedicate
 creation, renewal and
 jewelry restoration.
 PhD in Education, Art and
 History of Culture by Mackenzie,
 with a thesis entitled De Matéria
 affection: the construction of meaning
 of jewelry, and master in Social Memory
 and Document by UNIRIO, with the
 Mosaic work of Silences and
 Speeches: practices and representations
 book, reading and library resources.
 She is the author of the books The Jewels of Reny
 Golcman and Jewels in Bahia dos
 18th and 19th centuries.