Ongoing ~ Factory 2.0: Feed-Back Sessions
May 2022
Led by Liza Rinkema Rapuš & Marika Vandekraats
When: Tuesday 3 (11:00 - 13:00)
Feedback is back!
We propose to gather in an open-ended space where drafts, work and questions around our practices can be shared. Come come and peek in, let's think along and converse with each other's practices, construct feedback and discuss ideas - or come to show-off, to listen in, to find collaborators or anything else that can happen when exchange takes a physical space. We will practice together some feed-back-formats, based on those developed at DasArts, and choose how to feed-back, based on the needs and wishes of the presenter or the group sharing a proposition.
a finished or unfinished work
a past/present or future kitchen
February 2022 ~ feedback I need - provide comments you must
Led by Vera Mühlebach & Liza Rinkema Rapuš
When: Saturday 19 (14:30 - 19:00)
Where: Buitencentrum Overasselt
Feed-back is back! We propose to gather in an open-ended space where drafts, work and questions around our practices can be shared. Come come and peek in, let's think along and converse with each others practices, construct feedback and discuss ideas - or come to show-off, to listen in, to find collaborators or anything else that can happen when exchange takes a physical space. We will practice together some feed-back-formats, based on those developed at DasArts (introduction of three possible modules below), and choose how to feed-back, based on the needs and wishes of the presenter or the group sharing a proposition.
feed-back modules - a non-exhaustive list:
- affirmative
feedback and perspectives: First, we concentrate on affirmative feedback, thinking through the formula “this worked for me”. Second, we put our attention on perspectives, using the formula “I need…” for example “as a musician I need the songs to be performed.”
The idea of the second step is to identify what bothered you and express it as the person thinking / feeling.
- “gossip round”:
We start with informal smaller group conversations (1on1 or groups of 3) for a set amount of time (for example 2x 5 minutes). After this time we come all together to reflect on what has come up / been discussed in the smaller groups.
- open questions:
Share the questions that have come up while engaging with the work. These questions can serve as the beginning to process the work and open a conversation around what has been presented.
Feed-Back sessions are a student led feedback format inspired by best practice in the field. To prepare or to debrief the Kitchen presentations these sessions are held in small groups moderated by a student. The method consists of different modules combined individually for each session according to the student's needs and interests.
This student initiative is facilitated by DAI and is part of the syllabus 2021-2022. The student-led Feedback sessions are embedded in the curriculum component Factory 2.0 and participation is credited with ECTS.