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SUMMARY:Aluminium\, Transfers\, and Ghostly Presences
DESCRIPTION:Are you an artist or craft practitioner interested in working with industrial matter\, exploring the boundaries of material transformation\, and confronting ecological fragility through collective work?\nCRAFT Happening:  Aluminium\, Transfers\, and Ghostly Presences is an exclusive one-day Craft Happening led by visual artist Guillermo del Valle. Organized by ESPRONCEDA – Institute of Art & Culture under the European project Craftwork 4.0 ALL\, this temporary laboratory invites creators to experiment with aluminum and image transfers to reflect on ecological fragility and climate displacement. \nWhat to expect\n\nA pure co-creation process: You won’t just work on a solo piece; we will operate as a single collective to design and build a unified\, large-scale installation.\nDigital-to-physical production: Learn how to source and invert digital imagery to transfer it directly onto metallic surfaces\, creating a visual language of transparencies and ghostly forms.\nA collaborative laboratory: A vibrant environment to share insights with creators\, artists\, and metal enthusiasts from Barcelona and surroundings.\n\nWhat you will gain\n\nAdvanced material skills: Practical experience in combining digital media with traditional and industrial metalwork.\nExhibition opportunity: The collective artwork created during this session will be selected to be showcased at the ESPRONCEDA CRAFT Festival (from the 2th to the 4th of December)\, held within the prestigious framework of the 30th Anniversary of Drap-Art at ESPRONCEDA.\nInternational framework: Your contribution will be documented as part of the European research for the Craftwork 4.0 ALL project and aligned with the official values of the New European Bauhaus.\n\nCompletely FREE of Charge \nDiscover more >>
URL:https://www.craftwork4all.com/event/aluminium-transfers-ghostly-presences/
LOCATION:Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture\, Carrer D'Espronceda 326 Nave 4 & 5\, Barcelona\, Barcelona\, 08027\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Craft Happenings
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SUMMARY:Eco-Creative Lamp Workshop with Célia Calon
DESCRIPTION:Using old plastic salad bowls\, each participant will design and assemble their own lamp. The workshop combines creativity and technical learning\, exploring shapes and colours while discovering the basics of electricity. \nDuring the workshop\, participants will: \n\nDesign a lamp using reclaimed materials\nConnect an LED\nSolder with tin\nUnderstand how a power supply circuit works\nDrill and assemble plastic components\n\nThe workshop emphasises reuse\, hands-on making\, and the pleasure of creating objects that are both useful and desirable. As part of Craftwork 4.0 All\, the lamps may also be integrated into a collective light installation. \nPractical information\nSaturday 21 & Sunday 22 March 2026\n2:30 pm – 6:30 pm\nVillette Makerz – Parc de la Villette\, Paris 19th arrondissement
URL:https://www.craftwork4all.com/event/eco-creative-lamp-workshop-celia-calon/
LOCATION:Villette Makerz\, Folie L5\, Parc de la Villette\, Paris\, Paris\, 75019\, France
CATEGORIES:Craft Happenings
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SUMMARY:Wood\, Paint & Living Forms — Equilibrium in Practice
DESCRIPTION:A Craft Happening by ESPRONCEDA within the European project Craftwork 4.0 ALL \nAre you an artist or craft practitioner interested in working with living materials\, exploring balance in transformation\, and shaping form through gesture and intuition? \nWood\, Paint & Living Forms is a one-day Craft Happening organized by ESPRONCEDA – Institute of Art & Culture\, as part of the European project Craftwork 4.0 ALL. This collective session invites participants into a temporary lab where wood\, pigment\, fibre\, clay\, plant matter\, and found fragments become tools for sculptural experimentation and shared creation. \nWorkshop description\nBringing together 20 artists and craft practitioners\, Equilibrium in Practice expands the conceptual and material themes of HOMEOSTASIS into a hands-on\, shared creative environment. Participants will co-create a collective sculptural installation inside the gallery\, engaging with both natural and recycled materials. \nWorking with wood\, fibre\, plant matter\, pigment\, clay\, found fragments\, and reclaimed structural elements\, attendees will echo the hybrid materiality found in Mark Redden’s sculptural work. Digital components may also be incorporated\, drawing on ESPRONCEDA’s experience with experimental labs and interdisciplinary formats. \nThe collective piece will evolve continuously throughout the session. Participants will assemble\, dismantle\, and reconfigure sculptural elements in response to one another—enacting homeostasis as a living\, adaptive process where stability and change coexist. The resulting environment becomes a temporary structure shaped by negotiation\, intuition\, and the shared creative metabolism of the group. \nWhat to expect\n\nA collaborative and inspiring environment for exploration and making.\nHands-on experimentation with natural and recycled materials.\nA sculptural methodology rooted in balance\, adaptation\, and shared transformation\nThe opportunity to contribute to a collective artwork connected to the research of the Craftwork 4.0 ALL\nThe resulting installation / co-creation piece will be presented during the Craft Festival organized by ESPRONCEDA in November 2026\, and may also be documented or activated in additional activities of the international programme.\n\n Who is this workshop for?\nThis workshop is ideal for: \n\nvisual artists\nsculptors and installation practitioners\ncraftworkers and makers\ndesigners and architects\nstudents of art\, design\, and craft\nresearchers interested in ecological thinking\, material culture\, and collaborative processes\n\nNo prior experience is required; participants should come with curiosity\, openness\, and a willingness to experiment with materials. \nEvent details\nDate: Tuesday\, 20 January 2026 \nSchedule: 10:00–15:00 \nVenue: ESPRONCEDA – Institute of Art & Culture \nAddress: C/ Espronceda 326\, Nave 4–5\, 08027 Barcelona \nCapacity: 20 participants \nMaterials: All materials provided; participants may bring personal materials or fragments if desired\nFee: Free of charge (limited capacity; priority for artists and craft practitioners) \nHow to participate\nRegister via email: info@espronceda.net \nAbout the Mentor – Mark Redden \nBorn in Dublin in 1979 and based in Barcelona\, Mark Redden is an Irish visual artist working across painting\, sculpture\, and drawing. Using wood\, oil paint\, canvas\, paper\, pigment\, and ink\, he creates abstract works shaped by perception\, balance\, and intuitive interpretation.\nHis practice is deeply informed by material intelligence and traditional craft techniques—including influences from Irish currach boat-building—resulting in symbolic\, mutable forms that oscillate between memory\, emotion\, and sensory reflection. \nAbout Craftwork 4.0 ALL\nCraftwork 4.0 ALL is a European project co-funded by Creative Europe that explores the meeting point between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary digital methodologies. Through international labs\, happenings\, and collaborative encounters\, the project connects artists\, craftspeople\, designers\, and technologists to develop new hybrid forms of making and cultural transmission. \nMore info\nwww.espronceda.net / www.craftwork4all.com \nQuestions? info@espronceda.net \n 
URL:https://www.craftwork4all.com/event/wood-paint-living-forms-workshop-mark-redden/
LOCATION:Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture\, Carrer D'Espronceda 326 Nave 4 & 5\, Barcelona\, Barcelona\, 08027\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Craft Happenings
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SUMMARY:Craft Happening: Participatory Eco-Responsible Stained Glass Workshop
DESCRIPTION:For the upcoming Carrousel des Métiers d’Art et de Création\, Jérôme Gaussin – Artisan du Vitrail • Paris – is presenting a unique live creation performance: “Light Fragments”\, a contemporary stained glass piece based on an original composition by visual artist Lukas Works. A master glassmaker based in Paris\, Jérôme develops a practice that combines traditional know-how with contemporary experimentation\, with a particular focus on sustainable materials. \nAlongside Jérôme\, the public will be invited to take part in certain stages of the process\, notably discovering how glass is cut\, from up close\, at the heart of the master glassmaker’s gestures. \nThe stained glass piece will be assembled using an eco-responsible biopolymer that replaces traditional lead – an innovation developed in the Parisian studio. \n📅 Saturday 6 December\n🕑 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.\n📍 Le Carrousel des Métiers d’Art et de Création\nLe Carreau du Temple\, Paris 3rd arrondissement \nCome and explore a resolutely contemporary vision of stained glass\, at the crossroads of transmission\, experimentation and light.
URL:https://www.craftwork4all.com/event/participatory-eco-responsible-stained-glass-workshop/
LOCATION:Le Carrousel des Métiers d’Art et de Création\, 3rd arrondissement\, Paris\, Paris\, France
CATEGORIES:Craft Happenings
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SUMMARY:Craft Happening in Barcelona – Modular Mechanical Landscapes: Exploring Rhythm\, Sound\, and Matter
DESCRIPTION:Are you an artist or craftsperson interested in making matter vibrate\, composing with rhythm\, and designing through movement? \nModular Mechanical Landscapes is a creative one-day gathering organized by Espronceda\, Institute of Art and Culture\, as part of the European project Craftwork 4.0 ALL. This Craft Happening brings together artists\, designers\, and creators in a temporary lab where sound\, mechanics\, and material converge into a collective artwork. \nThroughout the day\, participants will explore the creation of sound sculptures using lightweight materials\, basic electronics\, and simple mechanical systems. Through repetition\, rhythm\, and movement\, each person will build a sound-producing module that interacts with others. The result: a living and evolving installation—a composition of minimal machines breathing together. \nWhat to expect\n\nA collaborative and inspiring environment.\nTime and space to experiment\, build\, and connect.\nAn interdisciplinary approach that merges craft\, sound art\, and accessible technology.\nThe opportunity to contribute to a collective artwork piece\, co-created by all participants\, which may be presented during the Festival organized by ESPRONCEDA\, Institute of Art and Culture in 2026–2027\n\nEvent Details\nDate: Monday\, September 29\, 2025 \nSchedule: 10am-6pm with 1 hour of lunch break ( lunch not included ) \nVenue: TMDC Lab \nCapacity: Limited to 20 participants \nFee: Free of charge \nHow to participate\nTo take part\, you must apply through our open call by September 8\, 2025. Fill in the short expression of interest form » HERE \nAbout the mentor\nÁngel Muñoz is a designer\, creative programmer\, and hardware developer passionate about merging art\, science\, and technology. He is the founder of Loco Machines(https://locomachines.com/)\, where he creates interactive installations in collaboration with brands\, events\, and cultural spaces. At IAAC\, he teaches Physical Computing\, Robotics\, and Parametric Design. \nHe also collaborates with cultural spaces such as Hangar and manages the TMDC Lab\, where he leads courses exploring the intersection of electronics\, creative coding\, material experimentation\, light\, and sound.
URL:https://www.craftwork4all.com/event/modular-mechanical-landscapes-barcelona/
LOCATION:TMDC Lab\, Rambla de Prim\, 258\, Barcelona\, Catalunya\, 08020\, Spain
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