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"How to. A score. Bassano" by Mia Habib: a photogallery of the creative process

24 September 2023
A photogallery as a first documentation of the creative process for How to. A score. Bassano by Mia Habib for the Dance Well dancers in Bassano del Grappa.

MOVEMENT SETS YOU FREE AND GIVES YOU STRENGTH: an interview with the Lithuanian team

12 September 2023

Dance Well classes: where and when (Autumn 2023 update)

03 September 2023
Here’s when and where to join the Dance Well classes in the cities of the European project

"CrePa": a piece by choreographer Sara Sguotti and Dance Well dancer/writer Arianna Ulian

30 August 2023
A collaboration that inspired the topic of exposure during the first knowledge exchange meeting of the project.

Artworks, observers and the power of care: Kumi Shimokura on Dance Well at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum

24 August 2023
Kumi Shimokura, curator at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, shared her insights on the practice of Dance Well in exhibitions and during the pandemic.

Newsletter nr.5 (issue 03/2023)

25 May 2023
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Japan: International Museum Day

22 May 2023
On May 21st, Kumi Shimokura, curator of the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, presented the Dance Well during the symposium "Museums, Sustainability and Wellbeing".

Classes at the Prague City Gallery

18 May 2023
The classes at the Prague City Gallery continue with great participation

High School students at Dance Well classes in Bassano

15 May 2023
Three groups of students from the local high school in Bassano, Liceo Brocchi, are participating to classes for three weeks each.

Dance Well state of mind

02 May 2023
Some drawings that represents the states - of mind, of the body – and images raising from the class, made by the participants of the Atelier Dopamine at La Briqueterie CDCN.

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