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Morning Class: Devising a Labyrinth

Fana Fraser

  • Fridays, October 20 - December 22, 2023 | 10AM-12PM ET
  • Morning Classes
A black and white image of Fana Fraser, a brown-skinned Trinbagonian person, crouched on a hardwood floor with a dark curtain in the background. Fana has her right hand on the floor and her left hand covering one eye. Her right hand wears a turquoise ring on her ring finger and a lapis lazuli ring on her middle finger. Her left hand wears a turquoise ring on her ring finger and a sterling silver ring with two hearts on her middle finger. A crumpled pair of pants sits in the background. Photo by Tony Turner/BAM.
ID: A black and white image of Fana Fraser, a brown-skinned Trinbagonian person, crouched on a hardwood floor with a dark curtain in the background. Fana has her right hand on the floor and her left hand covering one eye. Her right hand wears a turquoise ring on her ring finger and a lapis lazuli ring on her middle finger. Her left hand wears a turquoise ring on her ring finger and a sterling silver ring with two hearts on her middle finger. A crumpled pair of pants sits in the background. Photo by Tony Turner/BAM.

What to expect:

Devising a Labyrinth’ makes time to imagine, reimagine and imagine reimaginations. During this creative workshop period, I offer prompts to support wild fantasy play making. Participants are invited to dream, to dance, to make; to analyze, to journal; to be with. ‘Devising a Labyrinth’ is designed to hold space for doubt and compassion, for shedding, stillness, silliness and rebirth.

 

Accessibility Notes

  • This class/workshop includes auditive guidance.
  • Automated closed captioning will be available for all Zoom workshops and classes.

To request ASL interpretation or Audio Description, please email accessibility@movementresearch.org, subject line “ASL/Audio Description Request, Fana Fraser” at least three (3) weeks prior to the class start date.

For access-related questions and requests, please contact accessibility@movementresearch.org subject line “Morning Class, Fana Fraser.”

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Fana Fraser

Fana Fraser

Fana Fraser is an interdisciplinary artist, director, performer, educator, and full spectrum doula. She is a Fall 2023 artist in residence at The Watermill Center, a 2023-2024 Movement Research NYSCA Artist in Residence and Spring 2023 guest at Northeastern University – College of Media, Arts and Design, a 2021-22 Jerome Hill Artist Fellow in Dance, and a 2022 BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) Artist in Residence.

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