Wednesday, August 16th.  2-4pm

Instructors:  The Space We Make collaborators

During this workshop we will move through outdoor landscapes to experiment with collecting images on our smart phones. We will repurpose our ubiquitous and daily technology as a lens through which to capture the human form in nature. Guided exercises direct us through space to explore individual and collective curiosity, and what it's like to capture images with a loose hand and experimental eye. Simple movement exercises invite us to re-think our perceptions of how the human body exists in a natural landscape. The workshop will begin with a short warm-up followed by playful techniques and skill sharing for how to craft and create images of the body in nature. At the end of our time we will share our images in a low-key "share and tell."

Workshop Fee - $20 (all proceeds go toward the Paul Z. Nowicki Master Artists Fellowship)

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The Space We Make is a multidisciplinary performance company that has been creating site-specific work in the Adirondacks and New York City for the past five years. Co-founded and directed by dancer/choreographer Simon Thomas-Train and writer/musician Caitlin Scholl, both Adirondack natives, The Space We Make is committed to bringing high-level performance and innovative, immersive art forms to North Country audiences.