Anatomical Drawing
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Image by Leonardo da Vinci |
Eleanor Crook
Sat 30 Nov | 10am - 1pm | £8*
Victor Salvi Room, Wales Millennium Centre
A workshop investigating the intricate structure of the human skeleton through drawing.
Wax Sculpting Anatomy
Eleanor Crook
Sun 1 Dec | 10am - 1pm | £8*
Victor Salvi Room, Wales Millennium Centre
Get to grips with the anatomy of the head and neck in this wax modeling workshop.
The use of wax for replicating skin, flesh and the complexities of anatomical structures dates back several centuries; its fleshlike translucency makes it the material of choice for eerie and morbid depictions of the human body.
In this
workshop Eleanor will explain the anatomy of the head and neck by demonstrating
the technique of wax modeling . You will use a selection of waxes
to sculpt the anatomy of the head and neck over a model skull.
You will be initiated into the art of manipulating different textures of wax
into fine anatomical structures – tendons, veins, skin – and shown images of
historical examples from European anatomy museums. Materials will be provided.
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Inside Information
Professor Judith Hall, Dr. Tracey Wilkinson and WNO Singer, Ros EvansWed 4 Dec | 7pm - 9pm | £8*
Ty Dewi Sant, University Hospital of Wales
Inside Information
With professor Judith Hall, Dr Tracey Wilkinson and WNO singer
Ros Evans
Wed 4 Dec 7-9pm
Investigate
the voice and breathing apparatus with medics and artists in the simulation
suites at Cardiff medical school.
SESSION 1
Led by Tracey Wilkinson
THE
ANATOMY OF THE VOICE
Using
anatomical models and specimens, anatomist Tracy Wilkinson will introduce
participants to the vocal apparatus.
This
session will give participants an intimate look at the anatomy of the
structures that enable humans to produce sound. Using video, anatomical models
and real anatomy specimens, participants will be able to explore the vocal apparatus,
see the size and shape of actual vocal cords, and watch the cords in action as
sound is produced.
SESSION 2
Led by Judith Hall
SIMULATION:
TREATING PATIENTS WITH BREATHING PROBLEMS
Modern
medical teaching uses high fidelity patient simulators to mock up
life-threatening problems that patients suffer. The attendees at this seminar
will view the management of an acute medical emergency effecting the breathing
system: the lungs and throat.
Participants will learn about anatomical connections between the mouth,
throat, lungs and heart: how these can go wrong, and how doctors can make
very serious situations, very rapidly better.
SESSION 3 -
HOW TO USE YOUR VOICE
Led by WNO singer
Ros Evans
This
practical sessions will give people a basic understanding of how to use their
voice more effectively.
A team of
Illustration students from Cardiff School of Art & Design, with tutor Chris
Glynn, will also be recording the Inside Information event
through drawing, attempting to represent visible and hidden information along
the way. We'll be musing on relationships between how
things look and what they do, the spectacle of medical learning, and
tensions between the clinical image and lived experience, as a basis for
further projects and talks.
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The Poetic Body
Suzy Willson and Aurelian Koch
Fri 6 Dec | 10am - 5pm | £15
Urdd Hall, Wales Millennium Centre
A full day of movement and physical exploration inspired by the great theatre teacher Jacques Lecoq.
This intensive weekend workshop offers participants the rare opportunity to get familiar with some of the ideas and exercises at the foundation of Jacques Lecoq’s pedagogy with two extraordinary teachers – Suzy Willson, Artisitc Director of Clod Ensemble and Aurellian Koch, currently head of the Spacelab at London International School of Performance.
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Anatomy Through Movement
Leon Baugh and Alessandra Ruggeri
Sat 7 Dec | 10am - 5pm| £15*
Blue Room, NDC Wales Dance House
This full day workshop explores anatomy through movement with dancers and movement practitioners.
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