Performative & Creative Art (Open Day)

We are happy to invite you to the presentation of the Performative Art course, which will take place on
January 16, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

The educational program is supported by Mutant Radio, where practical sessions will be held during the course and which will host the final project presentation.

AOP is a space where an idea transforms into a performance, and a performance becomes a multidimensional act.
The course explores the path from idea to creative product, focusing on performative art, self-presentation, and working with text.

During the open day, we will:

• talk about the course structure;

• answer your questions;

• share our methodology.

Attendance at the Open Day is free. To register, please write to us:
https://www.ces.ge/ka/register-ces

Instructor: Sopiko Gvimradze
Duration: 3 months
Schedule: 6 hours per week
Fee: 1200 GEL
Language: Georgian / English

“Performance as a Multidimensional Act” — this course focuses on transforming an idea into a creative product, with an emphasis on performative art, self-presentation, and working with text.
Students explore how emotions can be expressed both verbally and non-verbally, how performances are created, and what their structure, form, and function are across different media.
The core axis of the course lies in shaping an idea and transforming it into a complete creative act.

Who is this course for

The course is open to individuals who:

• plan to present themselves before an audience and share their personal profile;

• are interested in performative art or other fields that involve public speaking;

• want to learn effective self-presentation techniques;

• plan to create and present their works, ideas, or mini-performances in an engaging format;

• seek professional growth in the field of performative or performance art.

What participants will gain

During the course, participants will:

• learn the specifics of working with text (and documents in general);

• explore how performances are created using textual, visual, or physical starting points;

• develop skills in structuring and communicating their ideas;

• engage in practical exercises focused on emotions and their expression — both verbal and non-verbal;

• learn how to present ideas to an audience in a compelling and convincing way;

• gain a deeper understanding of their own creative medium and form of expression.

Contact:
CES
Fabrika, Tbilisi
8 Egnate Ninoshvili Street
+995 2 477 588
info@ces.ge