INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS LAB (DAY 1)

INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS LAB 2022

Facilitated by Peter Sciscioli with members of
the International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium (IIAC)

** 8/12/22 UPDATE **

Due to COVID-related circumstances,
all workshops and performances have been cancelled EXCEPT:
Friday, August 12 from 12-3pm with Arely Landeros
Friday, August 12 from 3:30-5:30pm with Martín Lanz Landazuri

Workshops are offered on a Sliding Scale of $30-$15/per session. Participants must register for each workshop individually.

Day: Friday, August 12, 2022

>>REGISTER HERE<<

For the FULL SCHEDULE and workshop descriptions, please visit the official page of the International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium.

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COVID-19 Safety PROTOCOLS

• All participants, attendees, and visitors participating in workshops must be Fully Vaccinated.
• All participants, attendees, and visitors must wear K95 or KN95 masks while indoors during the entire duration of the workshop. MR will provide K95/KN95 masks if you do not have/bring your own. While outdoors, masks are optional.
• As variants continue to arise and circumstances around the virus shift we may announce updated COVID protocols closer to the date of the workshops. Please note, any updated COVID protocols will require that all participants, attendees, and visitors must wear a K95 or KN95 masks during the entire duration of the workshop.
• If circumstances related to COVID-19 arise that prevent you from attending a workshop(s) for which you have pre-registered, you will be issued a full refund.

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WORKSHOPS

Session #1 (choose one)

Arely Landeros
[In-person] MICROPOLIS: Creative tools for social innovation
Time: 12-3pm //
Location: Courtyard Studio at 122 Community Center / Neighborhood

>>Register Here<<

Let's take a walk around the neighborhood and explore our connections between the self and place, then gather in the studio for some collective actions. We will experience a participatory walking interview from within the group, to be introduced to this qualitative research method that can be useful for gathering data from the experience of the body in outdoor space (specifically now that a new normal is being established).

Please note: This workshop will take place partially outdoors and will include a walk around the East Village neighborhood. While you are outside, masks are optional. While indoors in Movement Research locations, masks are required. The outdoor courtyard has an uneven surface including gravel and interlocking plastic floor tiles.

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eddy kwon
[In-person] The Ceremony is You
Time: 1-3pm
Location: Ninth Street Studio at 122 Community Center

>>Register Here<<

In this workshop, we'll explore ceremony and ritual as creative, interdisciplinary performance spaces imbued with intention and connected to personal & cultural histories. In our time together, we'll collaboratively create and present a ritual performance that integrates a range of artistic practices, including sound, movement, poetry, object theater, and more.

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Session #2 (Choose one)

Martín Lanz Landazuri
[In-person] Creative Fields:a composition lab
Time: 3:30-5:30pm
Location: Ninth Street Studio at 122 Community Center

>>Register Here<<

An approach to body, objects and landscaping from the design, material and shapes of any given form or source. Collection, interaction and distribution will help us to compose and inhabit creative fields. We want to create places where body meets materiality, and mold to each other while carving the space.

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Malcolm-x Betts
[In-person] Love Letters 2 Your Body
Time: 3:30-5:30pm
Location: Courtyard Studio Studio at 122 Community Center

>>Register Here<<

Love Letters 2 Your Body is an open investigation / framework exploring somatic practices as a space to imagine outside the complexities of normalcy. Imagine space inside an embodied practice of care + joy + collective calling + love. The practice starts with writing a love letter to your self as ode and then guided practice to honor your body.

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Accessibility Notes:

For access questions, please contact Christopher Unpezverde Núñez at [email protected], subject line "IIAC Labs."

Accessibility information about Movement Research 122 Community Center.

Accessibility information about Ninth Street Studio.

Accessibility information about Courtyard Street Studio.

For Accessibility at First Street Green Cultural Park please visit Accessibility in NYC Parks. Closest Accessible Subway Stations (with elevators): Broadway-Lafayette St on the B-D-M trains and Bleecker St on the 6 train. All subway and bus connections are subject to planned and unplanned service work. Please visit MTA Accessible Stations and Elevator and Escalator Status page for daily updates.