INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS LAB 2022

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

Dates: August 12 & 13, 2022
(Friday & Saturday)

>>REGISTER HERE<<

Brief descriptions of the workshops can be found on each day’s calendar event page. For more detailed information and teacher’s bios, please visit the official page of the International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium.

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Description:

Come investigate and experience ways that movement, sound, image, and performance can inform human culture. With multiple workshops, each day, teaching artists from the International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium (IIAC) and participants from around the world create an embodied dialogue at the intersection of modalities—contemporary dance, improvisation, walking practices, working in nature, physical theater, voice, visual art, and more.
Open to all backgrounds and experiences!!

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About IIAC

The International Interdisciplinary Artists Consortium (IIAC) is a network of performing and creative artists, educators, and producers working across artistic disciplines and continental divides. The body and movement are central to the consortium’s practice, research, and dialogue.

Established in 2012 by Brooklyn-based performer, creator, educator and producer Peter Sciscioli, IIAC has since grown to include over 70 artists living and/or working in such countries as Australia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Canada, Colombia, Croatia, Cuba, Curaçao, England, Finland, Guåhan, Honduras, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Palestine, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, and Uruguay, and from within the U.S. in states including California, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

IIAC's primary aspirations are: to engage in artists' residencies that offer opportunities for knowledge exchange which feed into larger social, cultural and educational structures (i.e. workshops, festivals and academia); to identify and sustain methods for sharing resources and values; to expand a network of partners.

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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.