Danseurs Citoyens Sud is an organization that aims through its programs to integrate the youth into public life, support the culture of dialogue among them, and enhance their artistic capacities in the performing and visual art sectors.

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ARTISTIC BOOTCAMP MAY/JUNE 2023

The Artistic Bootcamp is an activity of the MISAHAT Mushataraka program
This Bootcamp is based on research and testing among a group of artists in Tunisia and the Arab region, and studied the intersection of the artistic and creative field and its relation to local contexts.
The performance produced was a translation of social, economic and cultural reality, regarding civic engagement, aimed at involving individuals in their communities to make a positive difference.

Taking place between May 28th and June 4th, 2023, at the No Name Artistic Studio Lab in Gabes – Tunisia, this bootcamp brought together a diverse group of artists from all around Tunisia and trainers of the MENA region. Together, they embarked on a journey of research, experimentation, and collaboration to explore the relationship between art, creativity, and local contexts.

The Artistic Bootcamp was grounded in extensive research and testing conducted among a group of artists in Tunisia and the wider Arab region. The goal was to understand how the artistic and creative field intersects with local contexts. Through this process, participants gained insights into the challenges, aspirations, and unique characteristics of their communities.

The core objective of the Artistic Bootcamp was to produce performances that served as translations of social, economic, and cultural realities. Artists were encouraged to examine and interpret the multifaceted aspects of their communities, shedding light on local issues and experiences. By doing so, the bootcamp aimed to foster a deeper understanding of civic engagement and inspire individuals to make a positive difference in their communities.

The Artistic Bootcamp featured trainers from different regions of Tunisia and the MENA region. This diverse group of trainers brought with them a wealth of knowledge and experiences, enriching the bootcamp with a variety of artistic perspectives and cultural insights. Participants benefited from the trainers’ expertise, gaining new skills and expanding their artistic horizons.

The Artistic Bootcamp provided a unique platform for artists to explore the intersection of their creative practices with local contexts. Through research, experimentation, and collaboration, participants translated social, economic, and cultural realities into thought-provoking performances. By fostering civic engagement and encouraging individuals to make a positive difference in their communities, the Artistic Bootcamp showcased the transformative power of art. The diverse group of trainers further enriched the bootcamp experience, offering participants valuable insights and inspiring new artistic directions. The Artistic Bootcamp stands as a testament to the potential of art to bring people together and effect meaningful change within communities.