The RAW (Material) Project hosts performance, workshop, video and installation

Photo courtesy of Claire Elizabeth Barratt

 

Press release from the organizer:

WHO: Claire Elizabeth Barratt (aka Cilla Vee)

WHAT: The RAW-(Material) Project – performance, workshop, video and installation

WHERE: Weaverville Yoga studio – 7 Florida Ave. Weaverville NC

WHEN: May 14th & 15th 2016
Saturday 14th – dance & music performance at 7pm
Sunday 15th – Living Art movement workshop at 2pm – 5pm
Sunday 15th – video screening at 6pm
Installation will be open for viewing for one hour before and after events.
There will be a brief Q&A session and reception after each event.

HOW MUCH: Donation

WHY: Weaverville Yoga’s Ballet teacher, Claire Elizabeth Barratt – who also happens to be the director of Cilla Vee Life Arts, is currently pursuing an MFA in Creative Practice with the Transart Institute. She has been developing a method for creating and teaching performance art. Her method is based on investigating the Self as a “raw material” with which to create living art.

Please join us at Weaverville Yoga studio as she shares her final project.

On Saturday evening there will be a live performance of dance and music.

On Sunday afternoon Claire will teach a Living Art workshop, which will be followed by a screening of video pieces about the body interacting with nature and the environment. There will also be an art installation of text, video, image and sound pieces depicting a journal of Claire’s process in developing the project.

The Living Art workshop is open to all – no performing arts experience necessary.

Attendance to all events is on a donation basis – please pay-what-you-can.

 

 

 

 

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