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The Power of New Perspectives- Using Group Sculpture in Today’s Group Work

The Power of New Perspectives- Using Group Sculpture in Today’s Group Work

This workshop explores the power and capacity of sculpture as an everyday learning technique that has significant power, yet is relataively safe. Sculpture is a truncated role-play. It plans to capture a moment in time where a small set of actions and words are highlighted to understand what has occurred. It is a valuable tool since it captures only one moment and can aid the closer inspection of the issues/feelings and responses that occur. Sculpture is based on creating a set of frozen images that emphasise a mixture of body language and simple verbal expression.

This workshop explores the power of action methods and how they can be used to generate new insights and change for group participants.

Speakers: Andrew King
Conference: Demo
Areas of Interest / Categories: Art Therapy

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