Friday, 6 February 2009
Perfomativity Workshop
The BA DATE students at Central were great, throwing them selves into my performativity workshop with Gusto. Because of the very open atmosphere, students were able to feed back in real time how the various exercises could be useful for them as practitioners. The connections they were (unknowingly) bringing up with NLP, as well as the ways in which certain exercises could be used to generate material has somehow developed from the acquired knowledge of my BA, my TA position at St Mary’s, and the beginning of my MA a Central. I question the ownership of the exercises that I used, as the majority had been adapted from those taught to me, although I doubt there is a need to reinvent the wheel. Performativity for me is an acknowledgement that our body and surroundings perform continuously, intentionally or not. If we can harness this performative state for performance, then we already add to a performance creative landscape.
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