‘We find new ways of moving and it alters our perception of dance in an inclusive context. It sets something in motion.’
In September, Platform-K and Hiatus will join forces again and organize 4 inclusive dance sessions together, on 2 Mondays and 2 Fridays in Brussels. If you are curious, you can participate, with plenty or little dance experience. Explore new dance exercises and share your passion for movement with us.
You can register for each session separately. We ask for a 5 euro contribution that goes entirely to the non-profit organization Platform-K.
All sessions are at P.A.R.T.S. in Brussels.
‘Everyone is welcome to move together and share the pleasure of dancing. No judgement.‘
CurieuCity is a new arts and science festival coming to Brussels this year. It offers scientific, artistic, and educational activities, partly in public spaces and in collaboration with local initiatives. c cultivates curiosity and wonder in everything that surrounds us individually and collectively. It’s a festival that aims to combine the scientific rigor of universities with the experiential impact of art, STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), and socio-cultural action. Each edition of the festival often addresses a question inspired by the reality of the neighborhood where it is located.
CurieuCity will be in Wiels Marsh – Forest September 27 till 29 (Brussels, BE)
Hiatus will be part of the programm with 2 sessions of Land Connection Practices
More details will be announced soon
Connecting people in the here and now with the power of dance is our main drive. Every encounter, in a studio, the theater or outside, gives us energy and inspiration. Last season was abundant with performances of Kiss The One We Are, Not About Everything and Body of Work and interactions during Open Monday, Tending & Tuning, Awakening To Wonder and Vita Activa.
Thank you to all our partners, spectators and participants for the heartfelt connection.
‘We are free to change the world and start something new in it.’
Hannah Arendt
An intergenerational group worked together in STUK for one week in April around concepts of time and work. Using the dance studio as a free space, they explored the possibilities of personal skills and experienced their value in a new way. Soon they formed a temporary community and created an alternative economy with exchanges and surprising interactions.
Thanks to all the participants, STUK, Creative Europe and DANCE ON, PASS ON, DREAM ON for making this project possible.