About this Event
MINCE e.V. presents a workshop for BLACK FLINTA* Persons:
TRADITIONAL JAMAICAN FOLK with KIMIKO VERSATILE
Kimiko will teach Traditional Jamaican Folk Dance. Within in a safer space environment, we have the opportunity to connect with each other and history through movement.
This is a beginner friendly class
MOVING THROUGH MEMORY with Cami
Our bodies hold memory of what we have lived and what we have inherited.
We move every day. Can we pause?
Moving Through Memory is a breath, a space for movement, writing, and sharing stories. Through contemporary African dance, guided exercices, and poetic expression, we will find our tools to remember and to reclaim. The workshop invites us to move through our body memories, to reconnect with our own power, at our own pace.
All levels are welcome
KIMIKO VERSATILE
Kimiko Versatile is a world-renowned Dancehall dancer, dance instructor and Dancehall steps creator. She has worked with major Local and International Recording Artistes such as Steflon Don, Sean Paul, Diana King, Sean Kingston, Beenie Man, Vybz Kartel, Spice, Shenseea, etc. She is the main feature for the Netflix Production “Move” episode 4 which came out in 2020.
CAMI
Camille Badirou (Cami) is a French Beninese dance artist, choreographer, and director. Blending contemporary dance, African Street Styles, and poetry, her decolonial work includes Portrait Performance, NA KOLONIA, and the short film KOLILÈ.
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Gefördert aus Mitteln der Senatsverwaltung für Arbeit, Soziales, Gleichstellung, Integration, Vielfalt und Antidiskriminierung im Rahmen des Partizipations- und Integrationsprogramms.
Event venue & nearby stays
motion*s Moritzplatz, Moritzplatz 85, Berlin, Germany
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