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Drawing becomes Performance – Workshop with Ram Samocha 

DRAW TO PERFORM visits GOLDSMITHS, Day 2 – Workshop 1 – Sun Sep 6, 2015, 10:00-13:00, Workshop 2 – Sun Sep 6, 2015, 14:00-17:00. Goldsmiths, University of London, Design Festival Department of Design, Stuart Hall Building. Photos by Vinny Montag & Ram Samocha.

This workshop focuses on the connection and combination of live action and drawing. It allows participations to experiment with this practice and talk about possible options of process and presentation. Participants have the option to draw live, share and discuss their actions.

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From Black to Colour – Workshop with Ram Samocha

Draw to Perform visits OCAD U – Day 2: Thursday February 11, 2016. Workshop 1, 1:30 – 3:30 pm, Workshop 2, 4:00 – 6:00 pm. Great Hall, Ontario College of Art & Design, Toronto, Canada.

This workshop explores the way we collaborate and use colour in live action. It also explore drawing as performance and strategies for forming a dialog between drawing, process and performance. Participants draw live, shared and discussed their outcomes and ideas.

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Taking a Line for a GIF – Workshop with Ram Samocha & Bettina Fung

A interactive drawing performance workshop delivered by artists Bettina Fung & Ram Samocha. Goldsmiths Art & Design Saturday Club. Saturday, Mar 5 2016, 10am-1pm, Goldsmiths, University of London

Moving from drawing to performance to working with camera and computer; students use their body to draw collaboratively and on a much more human scale, creating some impressive large scale pieces. The drawing process is documented and later on translates into a short moving image (GIF).

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From the Beginning – Workshop with Ram Samocha

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Ram Samocha.

Draw to Perform curator Ram Samocha focus, in this workshop, on the process of drawing from white to black; from abstraction to figurative, and from scribble to writing.

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Drawing with Our Body – Workshop with Saranjit Birdi

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Loredana Denicola & Ram Samocha.

Artist Saranjit Birdi trained as an architect and dancer, Saranjit Birdi’s drawing practice explores the instrumentation of the whole body as an unfolding. This workshop will focus on physical limitations and boundaries: drawing with different parts of our anatomy, such as a foot or an elbow.

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Painting by Deconstruction – Workshop with Vera Martins

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Loredana Denicola.

Artist Vera Martins has developed a unique drawing technique where she draws on large surfaces with a brush-whip made out of canvas strings. Her workshops are energetic, allow for interactive participation and appeal to all ages.

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Urban Drawing Interventions – Workshop with Lezli Rubin-Kunda

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Arantxa Echarte.

How can we use drawing and marking to interact with the urban environment? In this workshop, we will discuss the possibilities for engaging with our immediate surroundings and the uses of drawing, beyond or apart from graffiti, in creating site-specific works. We will explore the environment, find marking materials and surfaces to work with and gathering ideas. We will then create temporary site-specific drawing works, individually, in collaboration with each other or in participation with locals.

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Testing our Limits – Workshop with Greig Burgoyne

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Loredana Denicola.

Through accumulation, duration and endurance our gestures make spaces. In this workshop we will explore the role of mark-making as a means to both generate and test the limits of what ‘our space’ may be. Combining a logic verging on absurd, the making of our activated space may be at odds with others who will be seeking to do the same. Can we negotiate or will we compete?

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On Loneliness and Contact – Workshop with Emma Fält

Draw to Perform3, International symposium for drawing performance. Day 2, 31/07/16, The Crows Nest Gallery, London. Photos by Loredana Denicola. Supported by Frame Finland and Tauten edistämiskeskus.

In this workshop groups will create collaborative drawings by using ink, brushes and sticks; leaving traces of their movement and sounds on paper. These acts of drawing propose ways to study contact with others and on self. The workshop ponders the limits of ones physical body. It explores the space between energy and emotion, where the words have disappearedor are not yet born.