Critical Analysis of Performative Activism Practices

This exam addresses performative activism as a specific branch of artistic practice within civic engagement. It will cover how performance art serves as a vehicle for social advocacy and mobilizes community participation through cultural expression.

Understanding performative activism is crucial in today's socio-political climate, where the performing arts intersect with issues of identity, justice, and community resilience. This knowledge enhances a practitioner's ability to create relevant and impactful works that resonate with audiences.

Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to critically analyze various examples of performative activism, discussing the effectiveness, strategies, and outcomes of such practices. Verbal articulation of these analyses will be central to their assessment.

Preparation should include familiarization with key case studies of successful performative activism, allowing candidates to illustrate their points effectively during the examination.