Large Scale Art
Large Scale Art is a team reflection exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
How to run it
- Have the team "change the conversation" and work on a piece of large scale art as an activity
- Choose a "theme" for the piece of artwork to be created
- This can be conducted as an "organic" activity where participants come to draw as desired or as a structured activity with "slotted" times throughout the day to work on the art Place at least two boards side by side at all times to ensure a contiguous picture , replace and build as it grows
- Alternatively, use tables covered in paper or cloth
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Prompts to use +
Have the team "change the conversation" and work on a piece of large scale art as an activity
Choose a "theme" for the piece of artwork to be created
This can be conducted as an "organic" activity where participants come to draw as desired or as a structured activity with "slotted" times throughout the day to work on the art Place at least two boards side by side at all times to ensure a contiguous picture , replace and build as it grows
Alternatively, use tables covered in paper or cloth
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Large Scale Art. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Have the team "change the conversation" and work on a piece of large scale art as an activity; Choose a "theme" for the piece of artwork to be created; This can be conducted as an "organic" activity where participants come to draw as desired or as a structured activity with "slotted" times throughout the day to work on the art Place at least two boards side by side at all times to ensure a contiguous picture , replace and build as it grows; Alternatively, use tables covered in paper or cloth. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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