Artists. Dancers. Funders. Culture workers. An evening where titles take a back seat and people meet as people first.
Presented by CASA and Counterpoints Arts
Programmed as part of Acts of Looking, a chapter of Lines of Flight curated by Gabriela Román González
21 October | 6:00 PM
Movement, Wellbeing & Social Change brings together people working across dance , performance and the cultural sector for an evening of conversations, and informal exchange.
At a time when working in the arts can often feel defined by pressure, precarity and constant productivity, the evening offers an opportunity to slow down, meet beyond professional roles and consider how we might build more supportive ways of working with ourselves and each other.
Part of Lines of Flight
This event is part of Acts of Looking, the final chapter of Lines of Flight, CASA’s year-round multi-arts programme curated by Gabriela Román González at Brixton House. Across exhibitions, residencies, dance, performance and celebration, Acts of Looking turns attention towards what is often overlooked, exploring how different ways of seeing might change the way we live.
Practical information
Free entry | RSVP required
Date: 21 October
Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
Location: Studio 6, Brixton House
About the facilitator and partners
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Arts, Displacement & Mental Health Producer at Counterpoints Arts and Creative Director of Rain Crew. A dance artist turned producer, she develops participatory arts projects that bring together artists, communities and mental health practitioners. Her work explores the role of collaborative artistic practice in strengthening wellbeing, fostering belonging, and addressing systemic inequalities through collective creative processes.
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leading national and international organisation in the field of arts, migration and cultural change. Its mission is to support and create transformative art by, with, and about migrants and refugees – so their stories shape our culture and help change how we see displacement. Its work takes place at the intersection of climate, racial justice, mental health and displacement and we produce a range of programmes including Refugee Week, Counterpoints Film Productions and Platforma festival.