[In-Person] Access Practices as Creative Process

This FREE workshop is brought to you by
the Artist of Color Council.

[In-Person] Access Practices as Creative Process

This is part two in a series of three workshops led by Kayla Hamilton.
Participants can register for any/all of the series.

>>REGISTER HERE<<

Artists and people of color are highly encouraged to register.

For the HEALTH of OUR COMMUNITIES, we will continue to follow our current >>MR COVID-19 Safety Protocols<< which require proof of vaccination and a face covering for participants of all [In-Person] Classes and Workshops happening at Movement Research Studios at 122CC, Eden´s Expressway, and Judson Church. Approved face coverings include N95/KN95/KF94 masks. We can provide KN95 masks.

Workshop Description

Participants will dive into access practices and how access practices can be a creative force in one’s artistic process. A note taking device (pen, paper, audio recorder, phone, etc.) and a piece of artistic work that you can refer to in real time, would support this experience.

Accessibility Notes

-This class includes auditive guidance.
-ASL will be available for this workshop.

For access-related questions and requests, please contact [email protected], subject line “Kayla Hamilton."

[Image Description: This is a black & white dance image of Kayla Hamilton, who is a dark-skinned black woman. She is in front of a textured wall that has horizontal layers. She has her arms slightly to her side as her head is tilting back with her dreads moving back with her. She is wearing a diagonally striped long sleeve shirt with pants. Photo by: Travis Magee]