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Critical Response Process: the basics

Learn the basics of Critical Response Process: the roles, the core steps of the Process, and further tools for engaging with and improving the work.

Critical Response Process: the basics

by | Apr 24, 2020 | CRP Resources

Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process helps to shape constructive dialogues about works-in-progress. Using a series of steps guided by a facilitator, it affords both the maker and a group of responders a chance to ask questions, share reactions, and voice opinions with the goal of building a stronger work of art. The Process offers artists valuable information and engages professional peers, audiences, and community members in the artmaking process. Beyond its application in the arts, the Process contains useful approaches for all kinds of feedback conversations at home and in varied work settings.

The Critical Response Process is outlined briefly in this PDF.

We encourage people interested in using the Process to order Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process, a 62-page book available from Dance Exchange, which offers a more in-depth exploration of the process and concrete  guidance for facilitators.

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Learn more about Critical Response Process webinars, trainings, and further study opportunities.