Moving Through Our Stories
When
Runs from
Wednesday April 20 2022
to Wednesday May 25 2022
Approximate running time: 2 hours
Venue
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Instructor: Jose Miguel Esteban
April 20 to May 25
Wednesday 2:00 PM- 4:00 PM
Influenced by practices of meditation, contemporary dance improvisation, poetry, and the impulses of our present needs and desires, we will breathe in the inspiration of each other’s movement and connect to our own relation to the spaces around us by sharing in a collective act of embodied storytelling.
Materials: Device with internet connection,and pen and paper. If you have any access or material needs, please let Cynella know.
About the instructor: Jose Miguel (Miggy) Esteban is a Filipino-Canadian dance/movement artist and educator based in Tkaronto/Toronto. He shares his work through local festivals, community events, and showcases, through self-produced process showings with Impetus Movement Project, and through dance/movement workshops. Miggy is a PhD student in the Department of Social Justice Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. His research engages with disability studies, dance/performance studies, and embodied practices of research-creation to encounter the interpretations of gesture as sites for inspiring a return to our bodies, to our (un)belonging within space, and to our movement in relation with one another.
April 20 to May 25
Wednesday 2:00 PM- 4:00 PM
Influenced by practices of meditation, contemporary dance improvisation, poetry, and the impulses of our present needs and desires, we will breathe in the inspiration of each other’s movement and connect to our own relation to the spaces around us by sharing in a collective act of embodied storytelling.
Materials: Device with internet connection,and pen and paper. If you have any access or material needs, please let Cynella know.
About the instructor: Jose Miguel (Miggy) Esteban is a Filipino-Canadian dance/movement artist and educator based in Tkaronto/Toronto. He shares his work through local festivals, community events, and showcases, through self-produced process showings with Impetus Movement Project, and through dance/movement workshops. Miggy is a PhD student in the Department of Social Justice Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. His research engages with disability studies, dance/performance studies, and embodied practices of research-creation to encounter the interpretations of gesture as sites for inspiring a return to our bodies, to our (un)belonging within space, and to our movement in relation with one another.