12:00pm – 3:00pm |
January 20, 2018 |
FREE |
Studies Project: Making Sense of Each Other—Embodied Practices
55 Avenue C New York, NY 10009
2 Ave or Delancey-Essex
- RSVP is encouraged
- All Studies Project events are free and open to the public
Drawing on principles of 'enactive perception' as proposed by Alva Noë; Bill Shannon's concept of 'peripheral fluctuation;' and proposing some of their own practice-based theories around the ways movement and language inform and shape each other—Jess Curtis and Claire Cunningham host a three-hour practice session as an embodied warm-up to their two-day gathering (Making Sense of Each Other Symposium) addressing issues of physical diversity and performance raised in their work The Way You Look (at me) Tonight with local and international activists, artists and scholars.
Jess and Claire are also leading a MELT Workshop January 15-19, and will be presenting a work as part of American Realness January 10-13.
Access Information:
Avenue C Studio is an accessible space. There is a wheelchair ramp at the entrance to the building. Please use the buzzer located on the right hand side of the door. The accessible restroom is located in the lobby, outside of the studio.
If you require reasonable accommodation, please email us at [email protected] or call us at 415-483-5996 (voice only). ASL interpretation will be happily provided upon request, please email us at [email protected] one week prior to the event.