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Decolonising the mind & body

About the programme

In celebration of this year's Women's History Month, Skaped will be running a series of workshops all about decolonising the body. This is a free creative series dedicated to unravelling the cycles of oppression, fostering body liberation and empowerment through the arts.

The programme will end with a Collective Culminating Exhibition at Bermondsey Project Space happening the first week of April. A call-out for art submissions will be out soon, watch this space + follow us on our socials to enter your art piece!


About this event

Decolonising Body & Mind.

Ever wonder about the mind-body connection and how it’s been impacted by our society? Immerse yourself in a multidisciplinary panel featuring experts from the arts, charity, and health sectors, exploring this topic. Later, reconnect your mind and body through an artistic method using diverse art supplies, complemented by guided meditations to deepen your introspection.

 

Location

Accessibility

There are three steps on the ground floor that can be covered with a ramp, the set-up takes a few minutes, and the team can set up in advance if requested.

The building covers two floors and has a lift, the event spaces have step-free access and are located on the 1st floor. There are also accessible toilets on the first floor and quiet space available.

If you any questions about access the venue can be reached directly at: oldstreet@thetrampery.com

The Trampery Old Street.

239 Old St, London, EC1V 9EY

 

6:00 PM - 6:15 PM

Arrival, Welcoming, + Guest Panel Introduction

6:15 PM - 7:15 PM

Panel Discussion + Participant Q&A about Decolonising our Minds and Bodies

7:15 PM - 8:00 PM

Mindful Art Exercise Connecting One’s Mind + Body


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Intersectionality

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March 11

Decolonising Museums, Art & Bodies