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Song of the Path walkshop

This walkshop is part of Rosie Montford’s exhibition ‘Song of the Path’ at Gallery 44AD. From the Gallery, participants will engage with a nearby walking route through a series of tasks involving drawing, moving, pausing and reflecting on experiences and encounters gathered along the way.
The walk will culminate in a movement workshop back at the Gallery. We will draw on the walk to create a collaborative movement ‘score’ for participants to collectively engage in – no specialist dance or movement experience is required – this workshop is inclusive, adaptable and open to all.
What to wear / bring: Loose comfortable clothing and trainers are recommended. Please bring water, sunscreen, waterproofs.
Families, adults, children all welcome, children must be accompanied.

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2025-06-19 10:00
2025-06-19 10:00
2025-06-19 10:00

44AD artspace, Abbey Street, Bath, UK

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