1. TASK

2. What is TASK? Improvisational event Planned (formal set-up) Unplanned
(taking an idea (TASK) and turning it into something while working as a TEAM)
Planned (formal set-up)
Unplanned
(without any limitations of size or divisions between viewers and participants)
Or tailored for the use in classrooms (TASK Workshop).

3. Materials used for TASK?
A variety of props and materials
(cardboard, plastic bags, pencils, tables cling wrap, tape, markers, ladders…)
Participation from YOU!!!
SPACE

4. Where are TASK Events Held?
Anywhere (ArT RooM!)

5. Rules of TASK?
To write down a task on a piece of paper and add it to a designated “TASK box.”
To pull a task from the box and interpret it any which way he or she wants.
Work Together as a TEAM!

6. How to write a TASK? A TASK can be ANYTHING! (school appropriate!)
EXAMPLES ARE:
Build a mountain of paper cups
Pollinate a tomato plant using an electronic toothbrush
Find some people and sing a song
Make a yo-yo and teach someone how to yo-yo

7. What to do when a TASK is completed?
Group will pull a new TASK from TASK box.

8. TASK
CLASS Expectations
Team Work
Be Creative
Have Fun

9. TASK Day 1: Creating 2 Dimensional Work
*Informal Critique refreshing on the stages of Art History
Day 2: Creating 3 Dimensional Work
Day 3: Taking the Stage with Performance Art!

10. TASK