◑ WORKSHOP: Manifesto or Self
Language: English
For this event we have specially designed a Mysterious Living Room 

What do you stand for? We all know the standards: don't murder, world peace, end human suffering. 

But what is your day to day manifesto? What are the principles that you want to live by, or do already live by, but never thought to write down? 

Is it to laugh more frequently?
To dance like no one is looking?
To always have something red in your bedroom? 

What is your manifesto? 

Join us on this journey in writing your Manifesto or Self in a guided writing workshop (IN THE DARK!) Led by Rosa Elk. It will be something different, playful, spontaneous. A little bit fun, a little bit serious.

◗ Practical Info
Duration: 90 minutes, including a reflection session
Location: Paper Fetish, Droogbak 9 H, 1013GG Amsterdam (few minutes from Amsterdam Central Station - west side)
Fee: donation starting at € 5 (including one drink + sweet and savory snacks)
Book your spot in advance! We have a limited number of 20 visitors to make it intimate. You can also donate on the spot in which case please drop us a message beforehand! 

◗ We encourage visitors to get drinks at the Paper Fetish's donation-based bar to help keep the place rolling and host more and more inspiring events 

There is a dinner option for only additional € 7 Menu: depending on what the farmer's market will be good at that day. Vegetarian / vegan options or course available

PROGRAMMA
19.00 doors and optional dinner
19.30 workshop starts
21.00 workshop ends and bar opens again for after-drinks

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This event first occurred as a part of Parallel Curriculum, Witte de With's student-led program, and now is open to the broad public.

◗ About Parallel Curriculum Witte de With's study Parallel Curriculum is a peer-led education initiative by Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art. Each year, a select group of students collaborate across academic and creative disciplines to bridge different fields of knowledge in higher education, culminating the programming or student-led events. Parallel Curriculum's Group of '19: Maud Berden (Piet Zwart Institute), Rosa Elk (VU University Amsterdam), Sander Hintzen (Stockholms University), Jasmijn van der Linden (RASL Double Degree), Salvador Miranda (Piet Zwart Institute), and Adam Patterson (Piet Zwart Institute).