Renginiai

Lithuanian Dance Information Centre and Šeiko dance company presents a 3-day workshop on the subject of giving and receiving feedback. For artists and audiences. There will be an introduction to basic Non Violent Communication (NVC) and Neuro Linguistic Programming ( NLP) principles which can be applied in many scenarios both personal and professional. There will be introduction and practice in one shared feedback methodology based on the Liz Lerman Critical Response. Time allowing we may also examine and practice other methods.

Outcomes:
Increased awareness of the role of the feedback process in an artists development and some hows and when to consider utilizing such practices.
Other possible outcomes include:
with increased clarity can come increased confidence, sense of purpose, an efficiency of action. I have also noticed increased levels of a sense of responsibility.

The workshop primarily will be dedicated to choreographers, dancers, critics and artists who are seeking a or a series of interventions by others (audience/collaborators) into the artist’s creative process.

Biography:
Bush Hartshorn (UK) graduated from Dartington College of Arts in 1982 with a degree in Theatre Language. From that time onwards Bush has pursued a career as a community artist, dramaturge, performer, theatre programmer, and artistic director in UK, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Ireland and Denmark where he was the Artistic Director of Dansehallerne Copenhagen. In 2009 he qualified as a coach in Relational Dynamics which has informed his work in mentoring dance artists. Since January 2015 Bush has been mentoring/coaching artists in Australia, Cyprus, UK, Spain, Czech Republic, and Poland. He is also Dance Curator for Sardegna Teatro, Cagliari, Italy as well as Head of Artist Development at Dancebase, Edinburgh, Scotland. This has all been underpinned by a lifelong commitment to Liverpool Football Club.

IMPORTANT INFO:
Workshop location: Culture Factory, 2nd floor (Meeting room)
Bangu str. 5A, Klaipeda.
SHEDULE: January 6th, 7th, 8th 11.30 a.m.- 5.00 p.m.
Workshop language: English
Workshop is for free, but
Participants number is LIMITED. Participants will be selected by their registration date and their written motivation.
Participants have to commit to the whole program.
Registration ends at December 31st.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Every participant must bring a piece of theirs they want to receive feedback on. It can be anything: Movement material live or on film, writing, visual art, poetry and etc.

REGISTRATION FORM for the workshop is here:
https://forms.gle/Th1BSpK7seD9UXsFA

The project is partially funded by Lithuanian Culture Council.