Fall Festival | Singularity: a point of contact

In this workshop, Love will facilitate a candid dialogue and movement practice about healing and aging that will be guided by the stories, and family heirlooms offered by attendees. Love aims to push-up against the what is singularity of a thing and how space and time are infinitely distorted by climate and other forces that e/affect motion and memory. A continuation of investigations for the Epic Memory Lab, Nia Love re-configures and re-examines the meanings of ‘safe-space’, domesticity, and self care.

Accessibility 
All festival locations are wheelchair accessible. For more information or if you require reasonable accommodation please contact Anna Adams Stark at [email protected] or call 212-598-0551 (voice only).