Really enjoying the results of Kristoffer Diaz’s #freescenes experiment.
This is the difference between you (read me) and a Pulitzer Prize-losing playwright. 😉
The backstory is here. The text of the scene is here.
The Heavy Lifting. | New #freescenes! This one came my way courtesy….
“In 2011, the Modes of practice symposium held in Stoke on Trent explored contexts and professional sensibilities for artists ‘in an age of austerity’. A manifesto was drawn up by artists and arts workers present, designed to create strength of purpose and solidarity amongst practitioners.
The manifesto stated:
1. Be active: support each other.
2. Be active: be an activist.
3. Be active: be an artist.
4. Value yourself, your time and your skills.
5. Share your knowledge and resources.
6. Focus, strategise and plan.
7. Be critical – be fair.
8. Know your rights.?”
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