Global Hive promotes international collaboration to foster empathy, bringing relevance and dynamic conversation about the artist’s role in social justice and civilian responsibility to the entirety of the population.
Overview
Inspired by their international practice at London’s renown East 15 Acting School and a further desire to collaborate globally, directors Jack Paterson (BoucheWHACKED! Theatre Collective, Canada) and Denise Yvette Serna (U.S.A.) founded the Global Hive Laboratories.
Our goal: An international shared practice.
The first International Hive Workshop took place August 2017 and engaged artistic participants from Canada, U.S.A., Spain, U.K. Italy, France and China. Some participated in London while other participated long distance through information and communications technology.
OUR MISSION
Global Hive promotes international collaboration to foster empathy, bringing relevance and dynamic conversation about the artist’s role in social justice and civilian responsibility to the entirety of the population.
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Examine the potential of communications technology in global artistic creation and audience participation
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Develop a set of tools and practices to facilitate shared creation and presentation practices
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Develop a structure and form that engages in live international conversation, exchange of knowledge ideas and practices
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Facilitate a world-wide network of independent artists and small sized companies
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Develop a creative pathway for greater global participation by local and national practitioners