Join us for another fun-filled afternoon of creative workshops as part of the Global South Movement Exhibition at Green Space Miami.
12 PM - 12:35 PM: Curator's Tour
Tour the Global South Movements exhibition, an immersive experience of new works by globally acclaimed artists Ya La’Ford and Juana Valdes with recent commissions by local artists Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez and Karelle Levy of KREL - alongside other never before seen works. Together the artists’ works discuss resistance, the body, cultural inheritance, fluidity, temporality, identity, and gender. With large format photos, dance, immersive video, photography, textile art, mixed media installations, and multiple activations.
1 PM - 2:30 PM: Knitting family traditions and pom pom-making experience with Karelle Levy
Join us for a fun-filled textiles-inspired workshop. There will be lots of stitching, crafting, learning about handmade traditions, and creating your own handcrafted pom-poms!
Learn more about textile art with Karelle Levy as she explores the history of knitting traditions while we make our own knitted items at this one-of-a-kind workshop.
All materials provided. This is an all-levels event so no previous experience or skills are required. Bring along a friend or come alone to make new friends in this friendly space!
Fénix by Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez, Installation at Global South Movements Exhibition at Green Space Miami. Image by Omni Kizzy.
3 PM - 4:30 PM - Dance for Camera / Camera for Dance with Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez
This 90 minute workshop with Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez focuses on how to direct & shoot dancers, particularly for artistic and non-commercial applications, and how to collaborate as a visual choreographer in the editing process when editing videos of dance. Open to dancers, filmmakers, photographers, and anyone curious about the magical, collaborative process between dance and film.
All events are free to attend; suggested donation is $10.00.
About Hanan Arts
Originally known as Mid Eastern Dance Exchange, Hanan Arts is a Miami-Based 501C-3 organization founded in 1991. Hanan Arts globally innovates the genre of Raks Baladi (Belly Dance) as an instrument for social justice and community connection through workshops, film, interdisciplinary performance, social practice collaborations, international projects, visual art and academic investigation.
