All Things Dance afternoon session running from 2pm-5pm will include breakout groups and workshops, for artists to explore some of the issues facing the dance community in Bristol.
2pm
Registration and Networking.
Tickets are £7 available on Headfirst
2.20pm
Networking activity facilitated by Angeles Fiallo Montero. Angles is a dance movement therapist, dance practitioner and ambassador for Brazilian dance in Bristol.
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2.40pm
‘Speakers Corner’
Open for all participants – tell us anything you want us to know about you & your work.
3 – 4pm
Discussions and break our groups including:
Dance Programming, facilitated by Impermanence & the Trinity Centre.
Funding and Dance Support Services facilitated by representatives from Arts Council England, Bristol City Council, West of England Combined Authorities & One Dance UK.
Career Sustainability for Freelance Dance Artists facilitated by Latisha Cesar and Jan-Ming Lee.
Dance, Health & Wellbeing Facilitated by Lerato Stanley-Dunn.
4- 4.15pm Break
4.15- 5pm
Haitian Movement as Mediation workshop facilitated by Latisha Cesar. Latisha is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer with over 16 years of experience of making dance fun for everyone. As a child of Haitian descent, born and raised in Brooklyn New York, Latisha has always been immersed in a culture of storytelling, music, and dance.
Haitian Movement as Meditation uses traditional Haitian Folklore rhythms music and breath to strengthen connection with self.
As well as these activities, we have stalls and guests looking to make connections and collaborations with the Bristol dance community.
Cairo Sealey
‘I’m a portrait and reportage photographer. I love to photograph moments and movement, the spontaneity of life and cross cultural boundaries. I am currently working on a project called ‘Diversity in Dance’ which aims to explore the photography of movement and dance across all ages and cultures. I’d like eventually to exhibit this work in schools, hopefully helping young people identify with the broad diversity of dancers and encourage more diversity in youth dance in Bristol. I’d like to meet you all and discuss the possibility of photographing you as a part of this project.’
Find out more www.cairosealey.com Instagram @cairosealey