Movements for Staying Alive

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Abstract

Movements for Staying Alive brings together new commissions alongside recent and historical works, which value the importance of movement as a means to learn, connect, and foster a sense of community. Rather than focusing solely on visual experience, this exhibition encourages you to engage with the artworks through your body. Together, the artworks create an environment that prioritises the bodily experience of space, ideas, and artwork, rather than privileging sight over other senses.

The artworks on display serve as a reminder that all bodies play an active role in creating, sharing, and understanding knowledge, as well as the potential that exists when we consider our bodies and environments as constantly in motion. Highlighting the choreography of everyday life, these galleries are a space for collective creation, shared knowledge, and celebratory movement, exploring both what keeps us alive and what makes us feel alive.

March to June 2025 - Städtische Galerie Villingen-Schwenningen
August to October 2025 - Städtische Galerie Bremen

Group exhibition featuring the installation by Harold Offeh:
Performers: Harold Offeh, Veronica Codova de la Rosa, Samra Mayanja, Ebun A Sodipo
Photography: Eloise Calandre
Choreography: Vânia Gala
Sound design: Xana
Project support: Jack Scott, James Jordan Johnson
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 28 Jun 2025
EventMovements for Staying Alive - Modern Art Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom
Duration: 28 Jun 20257 Sept 2025
https://www.modernartoxford.org.uk/whats-on/movements-for-staying-alive

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