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Role Play Education

Letters from the Field Lab.

Onomatopee Z0011

Designer Lucas Maassen’s introductory workshops for Design Academy Eindhoven MA students provide hypothetical stages for students to experiment in performing the hierarchies of freethinking and free doing. In doing so their insecurities become transformative tools. Whether it’s a workshop wherein students force their bodies into physical disabilities while exploring method acting, or a weeklong survival camp spent in a cold fake church built by the Nazis; the experience drives a red flag into the hardened ground of established educational models.

This zine uses firsthand accounts of four of Maassen’s students as a means of analysis. Each of the workshops is critically engaged with through the emotional response of the participants, creating a snapshot of what this approach to education does to the individual and the lingering lessons they learnt.

 

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Onomatopee Z0011, Josh Plough, 2018

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-Letters from the Field Lab -

Can creative engagement be found or does it need to be distributed? And if we can find it how do we coax it out?

Educational pedagogies once taken for granted now slip easily between reality and fantasy; entering an altogether different realm of understanding and mode of existence.

Designer Lucas Maassen’s introductory workshops for Design Academy Eindhoven MA students provide hypothetical stages for students to experiment in performing the hierarchies of freethinking and free doing. In doing so their insecurities become transformative tools. Whether it’s a workshop wherein students force their bodies into physical disabilities while exploring method acting, or a weeklong survival camp spent in a cold fake church built by the Nazis; the experience drives a red flag into the hardened ground of established educational models.

This zine uses firsthand accounts of four of Maassen’s students as a means of analysis. Each of the workshops is critically engaged with through the emotional response of the participants, creating a snapshot of what this approach to education does to the individual and the lingering lessons they learnt.

Editor: Josh Plough
Contributors: Yi-Fei Chen, Alorah Harman, Diogo Rinaldi, Robin Weidner.
Design: Carolina Valente Pinto

 

Type
folded booklet in dust-jacket
Dimensions
A3-size
Pages
14
ISBN
-
Editor
Josh Plough
Author
Yi-Fei Chen, Alorah Harman, Diogo Rinaldi, Robin Weidner.
Graphic
Carolina Valente Pinto
Language
English
Binding
inserts
Paper
yellow paper, forgot the name
Edition
200
Color
Riso-printed flat-gold and black on yellow paper.
Printer
Onomatopee's risograph, controlled by Carolina
Onomatopee project manager
Josh Plough
Text editor
Josh Plough
Photography of the book
Blickfanger
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PEOPLE INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT AND ALL THE ROLES THESE PEOPLE EVER HAD IN ONOMATOPEE PROJECTS