About this Event
When is the last time you thought about your body and what it can do?
Have you ever tried to draw your favourite body part and show it to someone else?
In this workshop, we will think about the things that disconnect us from our bodies and consider what psychology can teach us about the importance of maintaining a good relationship with how we think about what our bodies can and cannot do.
Venue: John Hansard Gallery, Active Space (Level 2)
Workshop Time: 15:00
Run Time: 1 hour
Suitability: Age 18+ only
PLEASE NOTE: a few additional tickets for the workshop will be available on the day at the workshop door in John Hansard Gallery (Active Space - Level 2), on a first-come-first-served basis.
Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible. A quiet room, with a sensory tent, will be available nearby in the Sir James Matthews building - please ask a member of the festival team for directions. Please visit the site here for further information: Accessibility (southamptonartshumfest.co.uk)
PLEASE NOTE: This ticket gives you access to the workshop only. You will need to book a FREE general admission ticket for Arts and Humanities Day to complete your registration to the festival, by filling the form here: Eventbrite
This event is taking place as part of Arts and Humanities Day, the fun-filled family-friendly flagship event of Southampton Arts and Humanities Festival.
Please contact the event organiser at [email protected] if you have any questions regarding the event you are booking.
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Event venue & nearby stays
John Hansard Gallery (Active Space), 144 Above Bar Street, Southampton, United Kingdom
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