During his residency, Glass will give program leaders of the Bachelor Film and lecturers of the Master of Film a three-day workshop "From Outcome to Process – A Story of Cultural Transformation" in September. The focus is on strengthening a culture where not only the end product matters, but especially the creative process, collaboration and imagination.

Over the past forty years, Glass has developed the Five-Stage Creative Practice – from Preparation and Origination to Reflection – an approach that views creativity as a cyclical and relational process. The method is applied worldwide, from street projects for children in Asia to renowned art schools in Great Britain.
In addition to the workshop, Glass will also provide a keynote talk for a group of twenty staff members and students about creative collaboration and process-oriented working.

The residency takes place from September 23 to 26 at the Netherlands Film Academy.

About AIR: 
The Amsterdam University of the Arts’s Artist in Residence (AIR) programme invites experienced creators into its academies to develop their own research and encounter its students and teachers. Each tailor-made AIR programme focuses on enriching our curriculum through innovation and connection by engaging with an international and multidisciplinary network.