When I was tasked to design an art activity for my peers and the Rocket Artists…. I jumped at the opportunity to try using low-tech solutions to creating theatrical projections. Place, Person Projections! is an activity within which participants can… Continue Reading
Thinking about briefs and solving them gives me a chance to focus on real world situations. Project Brief B: “You are working with a diverse group of visual artists with different abilities and practices which is invited by a fashion… Continue Reading
A mind map has helped me to situate my practice as a Participatory Artist.
I think Inclusive Arts is… “Making art together, in collaboration with each other”. “Collaborative creativity”. What is Inclusive Arts Practice? Collaborations with marginalised and non-marginalised artists Process as a two-way exchange Placing the non marginalised artist in the role of… Continue Reading
Activity: Drawing a pineapple using no verbal communication. Use a paint pen and large roll of paper. Pen tied between a stick with each person holding an end of the stick. My reflections: I did the activity with a peer.… Continue Reading
Twisting your ankle is never fun, especially when you have a chronic pain condition. Doing activities however that can be adapted and require you to think creatively are lots of fun. Activity: Visual conversations: Creating something in a pair using… Continue Reading
Following my session on 14.10.20, I created a mind map on what I could learn from others. I often lack the ability to see my own potential, and this mind map helps me to get down my thoughts quickly, making… Continue Reading
When tasked to think of 5 words to describe my art and creative practice… my peers said: In more detail… Non-Colourful: My work does not feature much colour. As as artist in theatre I often use monochrome or very subtle… Continue Reading