The Unleash Your Duende Workshop is an improv-based exploration of physical, mental, and spiritual liberation under the guidance of Arielle Rosales. Elements of Flamenco are introduced with sounds and movements influenced by the African Diaspora and New York City. How can we discover and celebrate our individuality, while supporting one another through the power of a co-existing community? How can we use art to be and how can being become art? Come share this unique experience in a nonjudgmental and loving environment open to all!
Additional classes in the Dance = Freedom series include the following:
- Ballez with Katy Pyle
- Urban Bush Women: Dance & Song for Every Body
- Ronald K. Brown/Evidence Community Class with Annique Roberts
Arielle Rosales is an interdisciplinary performing artist with over a decade's worth of professional experience as a dancer, choreographer, sonic improviser, actress, and educator. Rosales specializes in Flamenco. Embracing and exploring her experiences as a Mexican-American Jewish Boricua, born and raised in NYC, her current creative and performative process is dedicated to the practice of creative collaboration in the spirit of embracing cultural connection and exchange.
NOTE: Capacity at the Dance = Freedom classes is limited, and admission is on a first come, first served basis, whether you have RSVP'ed or not. Please come early to ensure entry.
The BRIC OPEN Festival aims shine a light on the power of inclusive, participatory arts & media programming to shake up our ideas about who makes and consumes culture, whose voices and stories sit at the center of artistic creation, and how we come together to imagine, and move toward, the future we want.
In an effort to make The BRIC OPEN Festival truly accessible, all events are FREE with RSVP, but if you have the means, and you value artistic and cultural work, please consider making a donation to support the continued health of this programming at BRIC. Donate here!
Venue Information:
The intimate, flexible studio space within BRIC House is dedicated to emerging and mid-career artists, with an audience capacity of 50-75 for rehearsals and performances in a workshop setting.
Beginning Nov. 1, 2022, attendees of any BRIC House programming will no longer have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to enter the building. Masks are encouraged but not required in all BRIC operated spaces. If you have questions regarding this protocol, please email Safety@bricartsmedia.org
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