Agenda

Imagine an exhibition room with only blank drawing sheets on the walls. A new year, a fresh start! We invite (local) artists, (art)students and employees of the University of Twente to give shape to such an open beginning through their own art, by on-site drawing. Black on white. During the period of two months, we will look together at what we let grow in the large exhibition room. A drawing experiment.

The most beautiful songs of Ramses Shaffy, with wind orchestra! 

In 8 lessons during lunchtime, you have the opportunity to paint/draw independently, guided by an experienced artist. A different way to spend your lunch break and get back to study/work with refreshed energy.

Sometimes while walking in a museum, secretly admiring a particular painting, and struck by the feeling it gives you, you wonder how the painter succeeded in bringing this feeling across. This and more you’ll learn in 8 lessons.

In 8 lessons you will learn the basic principles of electrical welding, by the end of the course you will be welding your own creations.

In 8 lessons you will learn how to make different sounds with your voice, so that it sounds more Jazz or more Pop. In addition to voice use, attention is also paid to polyphonic singing and improvisation.

Arabesque is having open lessons! Do you want to experience modern/contemporary dance at the UT? Send an email to board.arabesque@gmail.com to come and try out.

Beginners group starts at 18.00 and the advanced group at 19.30.

Bollywood dancing is an Indian film dance named after the Indian film industry Bollywood and a combination of Bombay and Hollywood. During 10 lessons you get to experience this mix of classical and folk dances from India, and western dance styles such as hip hop but also belly dancing or Salsa.

In 8 lessons you will learn the basics skills of working with wood and you will design your own woodwork/furniture. You will receive tips and tricks and instruction how to use tools and machinery. The goal is to have your “dream made out of wood”.

How do composers translate emotions into music? Peter Bogaert (conductor and violinist) lets you hear it!