workshops for lOCAL ARTISTS
elsinore outdoor tourism attraction culture
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Street Art Workshop
Helsingør Kommunale Ungdomsskole​​
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(Artist: Cheone, September 2021)
Street Art Workshop Helsingør Municipal Youth School (Artist: Cheone, September 2021) The usual A4 paper and tablets were tucked away while Cheone was responsible for 3 workshops with the young people from Ungdomsskolen, 10th grade and FGU. In front of the junior high school, students painted on billboards and along the way they got sparring and help the Italian world artist Cheone, who in turn borrowed inspiration for his artwall from the students themselves. “It is really interesting to keep in touch with young people. I'm fascinated by their commitment in the world around them, their sophisticated thoughts about nature and art, their imagination and last but not least their desire to learn. I am very surprised by their results, ”said Cheone about his cooperation with the young Helsingorans; Clara, Kiki, Coco, Martin, Laura, Nadia, Caroline, Anders, Josephine, Mads, Scott, Tobias, Anastazia, Cecilie, Rasmus, Alexander og Celine.
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Stencil Workshop
Abildvængets bibliotek
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(Artist: Rustam QBic, august 2018)
Many childrens, young people and adults were very interested in street art and participated in the "Sketch your own mural" workshop with the famous street artist and illustrator Rustam Qbic.
Qubic spoke about the numerous stages of the murals from the first sketches to the final work. Participants worked on their own sketches and Qbic provided suggestions and tricks along the way to make a mural in a specific place and to work with paintings on huge scales. The sketches were exhibited in the old pharmacy near the library.
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Printmaking Master Class
The dream of flying
(Artists: Jake Ingram, Rob Swainston and Russ Spitkovsky 3 july – 6 august 2017)
The dream of flying was the focal point of this year's masterclass at the Technical Museum of Denmark. The 13 participants were inspired by stories such as the myth of Ikaros, Leonardo da Vinci's drawings and the history of the airplane, which is on display at the museum. The subject of dream of flying is moving through the centuries. The large joint artwork was accompanied by a three-day workshop in which the local artists, in collaboration with the project's American artists Jake Ingram and Rob Swainston, worked their way up to the final artwork created in front of the audience with the big steam roll machine. Participating artists: Tine Hind, DK - Louise Thrane Jensen, DK Pernille Struer, DK - Mette Uldal, DK Marina Pagh, DK - Shengqui Kong, China Gerardo Gouveja, Venezuela - Linda Lildholdt, DK - N.P. Dahlerup, DK - Lisbeth Neigaard, DK - Kristoffer Raasted, DK - Mette Mauliz, DK - Freja Rosengaard, DK
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Tunnel art Workshop
Public space/ Ultra space
(Artist: Liqen og Loredana Calvet, place Vapnagård Helsingør, 3-7 august 2015)
The Tunnel Painting between Hovmarken and The School at Rønnebær. Allé Vapnagaard is created by:Danielle Garcia Nielsen, Mette Maulitz, N.P. Dahlerup, Luca Corsi, Jon Zeuthen,Freja Rosengaard, Steen Berg Hansen, Pia Vestmar, Jacqueline Uhrenholdt, Olivia Løvenring, Ulla Kragh all from Denmark in collaboration with Liqen and Loredana Celvet from Spain.
Eleven professional local artists collaborated in making this beautiful, figurative and colourful Tunnel Painting. Under the influence of Liqen and his assistant Loredana Calvet. The articipants had the opportunity to acquire specialist techniques and skills essential to mural painting. This work opens to a wondrous world where the sky, sea and land meet in new forms.Imaginative hybrids emerge as creatures, partly made of human forms and partly made of animals and plants.A train makes its way, powered by free and celebratory energy towards the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Miljømæssig street art Workshop
Øresund Sea Bream
(Artists: Yodogawa Technique, 2014)
Hideaki Shibata- Kazuya Matsunaga- Yuragi Wakiya
The enormous fish that was sent on a journey round the Oeresunds region was originally created in Elsinore by a group of Japanese artists called ‘Yodogawa Technique’. The group focuses on making art that addresses environmental issues, global changes and especially plastic and micro-plastic in the oceans. In the summer of 2014, Yodogawa Technique and a group of volunteers built the huge fish out of waste. If you look carefully, you will see spare parts from cars, jerry cans, garden furniture, a ski, the base of a Christmas tree, together with a lot of old plastic toys – some even fitted with sound. As Hideaki Shibata and Kazuya Matsunaga from Yodogawa Technique explained: ”We make art out of objects that people no longer want. When viewers look at the waste, they might also think of the story it tells”.
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Fotoworkshop & public art
The sky over the city
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(Helsingør pedestrian street, April-September 2012)
The idea behind "The sky over the City" was to give to Helsingør an exciting work of art consisting of approx. 350 large portraits, which showed the diversity of people who populate the municipality. Twelve photographers were involved in this project: Daniel Sommer, Mathias Boberg, Jakob Knudsen, Susanne Buhl, Emilie Josefine Warburg, Anna Karas, Tine Marianne Nielsen, Celine Förster, Sabina Louise Nesheim, Nina Maria Brenholdt, Alexander Schimmel and Charlotte Bisgaard.