Creative documentation lives at the periphery of art-making, which is why it is so often forgotten! The work that artists do in the world has a powerful impact beyond the present tense, but it requires a persistent commitment to telling the story. This workshop provides artists with a toolbox of strategies for storytelling across space, time, and medias. We will explore a range of documentation techniques and develop a documentation plan that harmonizes with your existing creative process.

In this workshop we:

• Put the art back into artifact and engage the afterlife of your] creative projects
  
• Lasso your time into actionable and documentable steps
  
• Research and recognize your audience beyond direct collaborators
  
• Discover the different ways your creative process is suited for storytelling
  
• Activate your particular process and skill-set to integrate natural documentation systems
  

Attendees received:

• A short reflective workbook for visualizing creative process (PDF)
• A template for creative documentation plan (PDF)
• A flowchart of questions for self-evaluation (PDF)

If you are interested in purchasing the workbook for your own documentation practice, please reach out to Mary.