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Moving Meditation: Attention, Space, Endurance, and Hip Articulation with Djibril SallThis series of workshops explores movement as a form of meditation by training attention through the body, space, relational awareness, and endurance. Participants are guided through slow floor-to-standing warm-ups, spatial orientation exercises, group navigation tasks, and sustained hip articulation practices. The workshop emphasizes clarity, choice, and duration, making it accessible to participants with varied movement backgrounds. Previous movement experience is helpful but not required. Participants are encouraged to work at a self-determined pace and level of intensity.
Djibril Sall is a queer Senegalese performer, choreographer, and writer whose work sits at the intersection of racialized migration, belonging, and in-betweenness. Born in Dakar and raised in a working-class family in the Deep South of the United States, his practice is shaped by movement across classed, racialized, and geopolitical borders. Drawing from his own migration history, he asks how trauma might become a departure point for pleasure, disclosure, letting go, and open-hearted connection.
Workshop Info
Tuesday 2nd June, 10-11.30am
Thursday, 4th June, 6-7.30pm
Saturday, 6th June, 11am-12.30pm
Tuesday, 9th June, 10-11.30am
Thursday, 11th June, 6-7.30pm
Saturday, 13th June, 11am-12.30pm
Footnote Dance Studios
Level 1, 60 Dixon Street Te Aro
Studio only accessible via stairs
$10 per workshop
We encourage you to participate in at least 2 workshops to get the most out of the experience.
Djibril’s visit to New Zealand has been made possible by the Goethe-Institute New Zealand, in partnership with Footnote New Zealand Dance and Lōemis.
For more information and to register visit www.footnote.org.nz/events/workshop-djibril-sall
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Event Venue
Level 1, 80 Cuba St, Wellington, New Zealand 6011, New Zealand
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