actlab is happy to announce that it is the winner of Youth Time’s New Paradigm of Education: European Dialogue competition. actlab and approximately 60 other young leaders will participate in an international youth forum in Paris on November 26 and 27 with the goal of sharing their vision on how to address the educational challenges …
actlab facilitators and participants engage in a mutual exchange of ideas with the goal of transforming our perception around a given theme. Find out how this approach changed perceptions about Rodin’s work at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center. http://news.stanford.edu/news/2011/november/dancers-rodin-cantor-110711.html
actlab is based on the understanding that art is a form of communication and can lead to transformative experiences across cultures, languages, curricular topics, and art disciplines. Read more about Maliphant’s, The Rodin Project, to discover the power of actlab’s interdisciplinary arts approach. http://dancetabs.com/2012/11/russell-maliphant-the-rodin-project-london/
actlab incorporates art-making techniques, art history, and visual thinking strategies (VTS) in conjunction with movement to create new connections across disciplines. Watch this video featuring Philip Yenawine, co-founder of Visual Understanding in Education (VUE), to learn more about one of actlab’s approaches.
actlab participants can expect to learn how to use art history, art-making, and movement to inspire their work. Watch this video by The Getty Museum, entitled Degas and the Art of Dance, to gain insight into our practice.
“Creative Dance Workshop for Kids ” with Lerna Babikyan , Eylem Ozdemir Rinke In this workshop children are provided with the opportunity to use their imagination, creativity and self expression while developing their skills through movement and dance activities . They will have indoor and outdoor classes where they will chance to connect with their … Continue reading
Dance Workshop in Lanzarote with Eylem Ozdemir Rinke and Lerna Babikyan This workshop is opening a space for body awareness and creativity. Every morning we will activate our body through modern dance techniques, somatic works and imorovisation exercises and then in the afternoons we will have time for our creativity by interacting with nature, poetries … Continue reading
actlab incorporates art-making techniques, art history, and visual thinking strategies (VTS) in conjunction with movement to create new connections across disciplines. Please read our About page to learn more about us. Continue reading
