Making Movement Matter
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Curious about the Curiosity Cafe? Let’s think about what is on our menu
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Grand Gestures have been stepping out together since 2011 and are far more than a dance group…
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Invitational, conversational and heart warming research. The sharing of knowledge and experience - an everyday dance!
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Exploring emotional geographies, ideas of home and belonging with children, parents, grandparents and the surrounding community.
Keeping our account in good order-inhabiting and owning research. Grand Gestures Dance Collective lead the way.
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Mobilise and Socialise - a practice and a philosophy, a way of connecting small and big issues as part of Paula Turner's ongoing action research into the social and political aspects of moving together
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A curiosity about fieldwork is a developing area of interest, what it means to me and what it means to geographers. To begin with the geography department itself was the place in which I conducted fieldwork, watching and listening
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More experiments with everyday choreography.....joining , attuning, blending and celebrating...
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Last week's activation/observation and contemplation of being present in a "passing" space was full of richness, synchronicity and exchanges......the poetry of everyday choreography.
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The form, function and feeling of the lecture theatre.What "lecture" would our bodies give...how do we RE-MEMBER our physical selves in this place?
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Being in a very large institution can be intriguing for one used to practicing mainly in community halls, hospital wards, day centres, classrooms, gardens and fields.
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Public Wisdom is an action research programme that explores productive connections and relationships between older people and the public realm .
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Our ethnography forms part of the AHRC's larger project that, ‘wants to advance the way that we think about the value of arts and cultural activities; their value to society and their value to the individuals who take part in them’.
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This is claimed to be 'the most in-depth attempt yet to understand the difference made by arts and culture and I am delighted that Grand Gestures are a part of it with lots of references to our somatic ethnography with Dr. Trish Winter.
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