
Objects of Exit Map
Objects
Is to link professional development for dance artists based in SE London with events (collective and for the public) by providing space (for practice and creation) and dialogue. Exit Map advocates collectivity/ community for dance artists and the general public. The vision is for relationships to emerge and manifest based on our understanding and ongoing creative engagement with body and presence. Exit Map facilitates creative crossovers by inviting artists to work alongside and dialogue. Events are crafted for the general public, disseminating work that has received peer support, feedback and has to some extent collective ownership at its base. Content and structure of these collective events challenge collective creation and Exit Map’s role is that of safeguarding people and practice, to ensure content is in line with proposals and oversee management. Social support and resilience is the larger objective of Exit Map where artistic and social engagement drive progress by installing connectivity. Exit Map facilitates interaction and integration of self amongst/ in other (people and environment) for collective well being. It is a collaborative platform where body and movement are at the centre of attention to provide creative and alternative performance solutions to further a culture that embodies cultural, social and environmental values.
Exit Map will provide different levels of engagement for artists and people. Starting from the least involvement to the most involved one
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Memberships (non-voting member) to access events such as Moving On or the Shared Practice on a discounted basis with information about on how to be involved more
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Artists - advising members are supported by the Shared Practice regarding their professional development and who are invited to contribute to events such as Moving On or Community events at the Green where their personal practice is integrated but also extended to include the collective curation of events.
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Exit Map directors Laura Doehler, managing director, Anne-Gaelle Thiriot and Tania Soubry have executive decision making rights that can be passed on to Committees such as the Advisory Board. Their work is to safe guard artists and objects of Exit Map and observe rights and responsibilities.
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Guest artists may join temporarily to contribute to events who share Exit Map’s objectives and vision and whose professional contribution not only furthers projects of Exit Map but professional development for artists that are regularly engaged
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Exit Map encourages all artists in collaboration with Exit Map to join the advisory board to collectively handle responsibilities and decision making that concern the structural set up of events and therefore integrates authorship and ownership deeper. Exit Map provides the frame for projects but it is artists that provide content. Together we approach democratic processes however in order to align artistic proposals with the overall objective of Exit Map, directors reserves the right to determine choices should disagreements ensue.
Exit Map is registered in Lewisham, London, UK
Status
Nonprofit, non charitable social enterprise, private company limited by guarantee, S60 exempt
Constitution
You can read or download the current constitution (Articles of Association) here: constitution link
Code of Conduct
The Duty of Members
Each Member has a duty to protect the health and well-being of all people and members of Exit Map who engage with activities and events of Exit Map in every circumstance.
Each Member must make sure that s/he behaves with integrity and honesty.
The Member shall demonstrate Ethical Awareness
Respect the rights and dignity of all individuals
Comply with the laws and regulations governing the practice of his/her profession or responsibilities
Carry out duties in a professional and ethical way
Ensure that any advertising is truthful, accurate, not misleading and complies with any relevant legislation
Undertake research ethically
Keep professional knowledge and skills up to date
Act within the limits of the Member’s knowledge, skills and experience and, if necessary, refer on to another professional
Maintain proper and effective communications with members and service users. You must communicate properly and effectively
Assist and advise other members as set out.
Effectively supervise tasks appropriately delegated that you have asked other people to carry out.
Obtain informed consent to carry classes or interventions
Keep accurate records
Deal safely with risks
Limit work or stop practising if the Member’s performance or judgement is affected by health issues. Each Member has a duty to take action if health issues could be harming his/her fitness to practise
Act in the best interests of service users and members
Respect the confidentiality of service users and members
Maintain high standards of personal conduct. You must behave with honesty and integrity and make sure that your behaviour does not damage the public’s confidence in your profession and Exit Map
Get informed consent when using touch or what might be perceived intimate with the pubic
When actively participating in the running of events you must adhere to risk assessment
Complaints or concern should go directly to Exit Map directors
Deal fairly and safely with the risks of infection