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Watershed Ambassadors Stephanie Queirolo (l center) and Trish Michelotti (r) lead participants in conducting a visual assessment.
Great Swamp Watershed Association, Stream Assessment Training, 3/31/2012
Image from the annual Visual Resources Association conference. Held in Albuquerque, from April 18-21st, 2012.
Got a hole in a bowl and a nugget to plug it. Background that shit. Click on "All Sizes" above picture for larger version.
Lotta Lamm hosted an Open Space Workshop on visual improvisation. These are the outcomes.
All you need is a bunch of people, pens and paper.
The instructions:
- draw a form - pass on your paper to the left
- make sth. out of the form you got from your neighbour on the right (an object / a person, an animal) - pass on your paper to the left
- Add context to the paper you got from your neighbour on the right - pass on your paper to the left
- Add action to the paper you got from your neighbour on the right - pass on your paper to the left
- Add text
Richard Hight
Performing Visual Artist
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