[In-Person] Crip Movement Lab

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

[In-Person] Crip Movement Lab

This is part three in a series of three workshops led by Kayla Hamilton.

>>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

Crip Movement Lab is a movement practice invitation to all disabled people and their non-disabled accomplices, including and not limited to those that identify as blind, visually impaired, Deaf/deaf, chronically ill, crip, or Mad. In this workshop-style community practice, we reach toward the liberatory pathways found in improvisational dance and the crip pride found in processes of creating movement from disability knowledge.

The question central to Crip Movement Lab is: How can we be together with movement practices which center disability as a framework for creativity?

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]