While feeling separated can cause us humans great distress, it can also be the fuel for great art. I regularly participate in and run mask workshops, and last weekend, me and my fellow European ‘masketeers’ (as Mia Tullberg calls us) ran a Trance Mask Workshop Demonstration at the Questors’ Theatre in London. Β The workshop was … Continue reading Separation creates great art
Do you start projects with people or ideas? Β Can the right combination of personalities do anything? Should you look for the right collaboration first? Or is it more important to let a group be led by an idea? Last week I was working in Hollywall Primary school with my Swiss friend and master musician, Bernhard … Continue reading Get the people right before the ideas
Do you often have to describe ideas to others? Do you ever have to sell your vision to someone?Β Here are some tips for explaining a new vision, or abstract idea to somebody for the first time. This is by no means an easy thing to do. Β How do you let someone else see what is … Continue reading How to describe your ideas
“If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you’ll never do anything creative.” That’s what Sir Ken Robinson thinks. Robinson is a professor and speaker in education and strongly believes that our future depends on our creativity. Robinson points out that education systems were developed in the nineteenth century when most people were headed for a … Continue reading Sir Ken Robinson on creativity
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