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Sita is a performer and artist who works across theatre, live art and music. She is a director and theatre artist specialising in physical theatre and clown, as well as an actor and therapeutic clown with Hearts and Minds charity. Sita’s work is inventive, multidisciplinary and collaborative with a focus on community, artist as author and embodied practices.
Jamie is a digital artist and designer. He works across theatre, immersive art ,music and film. He creates live visuals for major festivals and artists such as Simple Minds, Lewis Capaldi and Basement Jaxx. He is currently undertaking a 10 month residency with Paisley based Refractive reflecting on the impacts of the climate crisis on the town.
Jamie Wardrop and Sita Pieraccini
Sita Website: www.sitaionapieraccini.wordpress.com
Jamie Website : www.jamiewardrop.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sitaionaperformance
Sita Instagram: www.instagram.com/sitaiona
Jamie Instagram: www.instagram.com/metaglasgow
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Website: www.feralarts.co.uk
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SB: Sound Based
R: Relaxed Performance
Inverkip Community Hub, 2 Kip Park, Main Street, Inverkip, PA16 0FZ
Inverkip Community Hub is easily accessed by road just off the A78. It can also be accessed by bus with the nearest bus stop at Daff Road (a 5 minute walk from the community hub) . Buses that serve this include the 576, 578, 578A, 901 Clyde Flyer or 906 Clyde Flyer.
There is FREE Parking available right outside Inverkip Community Hub.
The first half of the workshop involves a 30 min walk (approx) with the artists and local rangers to forage natural materials and learn about local habitats. The route includes uneven ground and some steep inclines. We recommend participants wear sturdy footwear and clothing suitable for outdoors.
Inverkip Community Hub itself has step free level access throughout the building.
There are male, female and disabled toilets available at this venue.
Walk/Forage & Microscope Workshop: The first half of the workshop involves a 30 min walk (approx) with the artists and local rangers to forage natural materials and learn about local habitats. The route includes uneven ground and some steep inclines. We recommend participants wear sturdy footwear and clothing suitable for outdoors.
The other 1.5 hrs of the workshop involves trying out creative ideas with the natural materials that have been foraged, looking at them under microscopes and creating playful projections.
Participants from both groups shall come back for the big finale performance at 5:30pm where we’ll come together for a collaborative performance and final jam.
Rig Arts: Charity No: SC042242
Supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
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