Saturday, 10 November, of the ADCE European Creativity Festival is dedicated to hands-on learning and showcasing some of the most exciting talent from all around the world, with attendees encouraged to go outside their comfort zone by choosing one of eight diverse creative workshops.
There’s something for everyone so check out what workshops the organizers have prepared this year.
Transforming the Business of Creativity
Made By Many’s founding partner Tim Malbon and ‘magilitator’ and Director of Spells at start-up Abracademy, Rubens Filho, have devised a special one-off, probably never to be repeated, workshop for the ADCE Festival.
Become Harder to Kill
Conn Bertish is a multiple internationally awarded creative director, conceptual artist, cancer survivor, big wave surfer and founder of the Cancer Dojo app. In this session, Conn engages the audience to rethink their views, purpose and use of creativity – with an aim to make them harder to kill.
The Secrets of the Unpredictable
In the era of predictive content, agencies more than ever need to differentiate from the drove. But how can we achieve this unpredictability, internally? Daniel Torrico & Guillem Castellvi (Wildbytes) will explore creative ways to push diverse thinking to the next level and keep safe from homogeneity.
Blockchain is WTF(mpoc), a Way to Transform the F***ing Messy Process Of Creativity
In this session Gerrie Smits explores ways in which blockchain and the token economy could possibly be used to add value to the creative process.
Generate Ideas with LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
This workshop conducted by Enrique Conches encourages participants to experience this problem-solving methodology to generate ideas in teams through metaphors and stories, tackling a Design Thinking challenge.
Generative Design, Processing the Future
Munich based Maximilian Heitsch and Korbi Lenzer (Moby Digg) and Saurabh Kakade (Serviceplan) propose a collaborative exercise focused on how to setup rules and frameworks to generate visual output.
Out of the Darkness and into the Light. A Performance Writing Workshop
Marcus Brown runs a workshop where participants pick one key piece of technology and explore and play with near future creative scenarios, using creativity to imagine a hopeful future.
Human Creative Machine
Maria Anderson-Contreras engages the audience to experience their own creative machine in bolt-on connection with others to create an expanded human creative machine. This helps participants to think, create and imagine bigger than if they were on their own trying to come up with that big idea.
