From idea generation to final draft, we all want to know that our work holds meaning for others. Join a small group of writers and artists to practice the connections we seek when art meets its audience.
Together we will explore several versions of Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process, a maker-centered method to bring out your best work through asking questions and looking deeply at what we create.
Feedback doesn’t have to be hollow, brutal, or boring. You will leave your feedback sessions wanting to rush back to your studio, computer, or notebook, and keep making.
Note: This workshop is for works in progress only.
An email will be sent out before the first session with further details about bringing work to class.
SESSION DATES (6:30-8:30 pm CST):
July 10
July 17
July 24
July 31
For the very best feedback, there are a limited number of spots in this critique group cohort.
Leah Mayers is a book & paper artist and educator based in Evanston, IL. She makes star maps for urban dwellers, memento mori, and writes flash creative non-fiction. She is a former gallerist, CPS teacher, and instructor at Columbia College Chicago specializing in arts-integrated curriculum design. Leah is a certified practitioner of Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process method.
