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Screening of "Mines and Maras: the Human Cost of Mining in El Salvador" and Artist Talk with Trevor Wallce
Nov
20
6:00 PM18:00

Screening of "Mines and Maras: the Human Cost of Mining in El Salvador" and Artist Talk with Trevor Wallce

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Free & Open to the Public as part of the programming for the show CHANGES // △ // METAMORPHOSIS

Description: The film will be screened by director Trevor Wallace who will present on environmental activists under threat around the world and the process of making the film. He will speak about his experiences in using documentary as a tool for empowerment and social change in marginalized communities. There will be a Q&A to follow.

Doors Open to the Public at 6pm
Screening from 6:30pm-6:50pm
Followed by Artist Talk & Gallery Hours

RSVP here: https://changes-mines.splashthat.com/

Mines and Maras: the Human Cost of Gold in El Salvador documents the ongoing struggle of the community of San Isidro against transnational mining corporations that threaten their drinking water supply. This investigative documentary delves into the murder of prominent activist and community organizer, Marcelo Rivera, whose loss has motivated widespread support for a total moratorium on Mining in El Salvador.

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Feldenkrais Lesson & Film Screening with Helen Miller
Nov
20
2:00 PM14:00

Feldenkrais Lesson & Film Screening with Helen Miller

Free & Open to the Public as part of the programming for the show CHANGES // △ // METAMORPHOSIS

Description: Screening of Footage from Grand Union by Helen Miller and a Feldenkrais lesson for the public. 

RSVP here: https://changes-grandunion.splashthat.com/

About Grand Union:

My family and I clear the view so that I can lead them through a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement lesson in front of the house where we spent summers growing up. The lesson is called “Exaggerating your pattern and adopting the opposite.” Side-by-side, about a window’s width apart, we take our places in a line-up that resembles a sex ed chart, except that we’re ordered according to age alone rather than sex or height—father, mother, sister, sister, brother, ______, brother—holding the place of our brother Nicholas, who was Down syndrome and passed away eight years ago.

For more info about Helen Miller's work, visit http://aestheticrelationalexercises.com/about-us/ .

About Feldenkrais (from http://www.feldenkrais.com/whatis):

"The Feldenkrais Method® is a form of somatic education that uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve movement and enhance human functioning. Through this Method, you can increase your ease and range of motion, improve your flexibility and coordination, and rediscover your innate capacity for graceful, efficient movement. These improvements will often generalize to enhance functioning in other aspects of your life.  

"The Feldenkrais Method is based on principles of physics, biomechanics and an empirical understanding of learning and human development. By expanding the self-image through movement sequences that bring attention to the parts of the self that are out of awareness, the Method enables you to include more of yourself in your functioning movements. Students become more aware of their habitual neuromuscular patterns and rigidities and expand options for new ways of moving. By increasing sensitivity the Feldenkrais Method assists you to live your life more fully, efficiently and comfortably."

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