May 12th, 12-3 PM, How To Be Narcissistic Workshop!

Posted on May 6, 2012 by

How To Be Narcissistic: A Workshop and Performance lead by Paul Shortt and Rhiannon Birdsall

“Your Narcissism is Medicore” -Timothy “Speed” Levitch, The Cruise

We spend so much time these days thinking about our online persona’s on sites like Facebook and Twitter, but what about how we present ourselves in our everyday life? Artist Paul Shortt and Rhiannon Birdsall will work with a group of volunteer participants to explore performative ways of presenting your authentic self and indulging in your own narcissism. Through a 3 hour work shop participants will explore through, writing, drawing, and performing ways in which one can truly call themselves narcissistic.

To Participate Please Call (217)-419-1472 or email pauledwardshortt@gmail.com 

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About Sean M. Starowitz

Sean M. Starowitz’s work is executed in a variety of social, political, and community engaged contexts. Notable projects include Wheels for Meals, BREAD! KC and The Burnt Ends Residency. He has also explored curatorial projects such as The Speakeasy, and Vagabond, Kansas City’s premiere pop-up restaurant. He has also contributed to Proximity Magazine and Temporary Art Review. He currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri as the artist-in-residence at the Farm To Market Bread Company. He is a 2010 graduate of the Interdisciplinary Arts program at the Kansas City Art Institute and a 2012 Rocket Grant recipient.
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3 Responses to May 12th, 12-3 PM, How To Be Narcissistic Workshop!

  1. m.o.i. says:
    May 6, 2012 at 2:18 pm

    but i’m already quite vain. won’t this workshop just make me more so?

    Reply

  2. Pingback: Dialogue and Dance! | The Speakeasy

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