In what sense can the body be listened to?
A walk listening to the body, taking in the site and sights of Interface’s former hatchery landscape.
Devising with pool noodles and found objects as inanimate dance partners. Articulating non-verbal bodily textures and linguistic gestures in an attempt to co-create a physical gibberish and spatial grammar. A poem between us.
This participatory walk will be led by Artists Bryony Hussey and Fionnuala Doyle-Wade.
Open to anyone interested in language, movement or site-specific work. No experience in art or movement required. Please dress comfortably and for all weathers.
For details of the walking route, movements, terrain and accessibility please email Bryony at bryonyhussey@gmail.com
This event is part of the Interface Annual Members' Exhibition in association with Clifden Arts Festival 2025
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