About this Event
*This workshop is currently postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Apologies for any inconvenience and a new date is being explored. *
Hosted at Metal Peterborough, a workshop with performance artist Stacy Makishi, for anyone who is struggling with procrastination and motivation when making work and has a curiousness about live art and performance.
Do you K*ll your creative ideas before they’re born? Do you notice that the more time you have, the less you get done? Are you constantly getting in your own way?
Stacy Makishi introduces Killing Time. This workshop will motivate participants to:
- Move faster than think
- Create faster than critique
- Resist resistance
- Pulverize procrastination
Killing Time is a physical workshop that welcomes anyone who is curious about live art and performance and those who want to learn from other artists or other art forms. There will be movement, writing, making images, flash performances, and making performance responses.
Participants are encouraged to come along with a willingness to try out new ideas and an adventurous spirit to walk out into the unknown. No experience necessary.
This workshop is part of a 2 series, with the second one on Tuesday 13th August 11am - 5:30pm. You can attend both or just one.
Hawaii born Stacy Makishi frolics with many forms including live art, film, visual art and physical theatre. She has performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Royal Albert Hall, TATE Modern and at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Stacy Makishi has over twenty year's experience as a facilitator and has been carefully cultivating crafty ways to catch artists off-guard. She has taught at Harvard, MIT, UC Berkeley, Wellesley College and University of Massachusetts and has been resident artist and guest lecturer at Queen Mary University, London.
Stacy Makishi’s work has been presented at the Wellcome Collection, Southbank Centre for Yoko Ono’s Meltdown, In Between Time Bristol International Festival, the Traverse Edinburgh and BRUT : Vienna. She has been awarded an ICA Attached Artist Award, a Millennium Fellowship Award, a Live Art Development Agency One to One Bursary and the Franklin Furnace Award. Her work is produced by Artsadmin.
Please note: this event is ‘Hosted at’ Metal Peterborough and functions outside of our programme as part of a Time and Space residency. For more information on the organisers, please visit their website . For more information about Metal and our public programme, please click .
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Metal Culture, Saint Peters Road, Peterborough, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00