Bodies in Motion is a series of evening events and exhibitions that explores the relationship between human movement, space and expression.
The Royal Anthropological Institute, 50 Fitzroy St, London W1T-5BT
6:30pm-8:30pm
Friday 13th April, Tuesday 17th April, Wednesday 18th April, Thursday 26th April, Monday 30th April
The way in which we move our bodies can express our multiple identities as well as our social and cultural backgrounds. Whether dancing, walking or playing sports, movement can be an affirmation of society’s norms, a celebration of community cohesion and a vehicle for expressing national and international affiliations. Equally, human movement can be a means of resistance demonstrating social and political unrest or an avenue for innovation and cultural change.
Bodies in Motion, is an initiative that explores the relationship between human movement, space and expression. Using photography, ethnographic film, art and presentations, the project aims to engage the public in exploring the meaning of movement in urban, digital and natural landscapes.
Full Programme details and booking information can be found on here or you can download the Bodies in Motion Postcard.