The EcoSomatics Conversations Series:<br /> environmental awareness through embodiment
The EcoSomatics Conversations Series: environmental awareness through embodiment
Podcast Description
The EcoSomatics Conversations Series invites sharing of engagement, practices and thinking around environmental awareness through embodiment activities, dance and art. It posits a definition of EcoSomatics as of the body-mind-ecology and takes the form of open public dialogues between two (or more) people: independent artists, practioners, and academics.
The project was conceived by Dr Polly Hudson, (RBC, BCU), and the conversations are co-convened with Dr Karen Wood, (BDN, C-DaRE). It is supported by funding from ADM Faculty Research Investment Scheme, BCU.
Image by Ming de Nasty.
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Content Themes
The series focuses on environmental consciousness through the lens of the body-mind-ecology, with specific episodes covering topics such as the role of gardens in ecological awareness, cultural regeneration via ecosomatic practices, and the exploration of tenderness in personal and communal spaces. For instance, episodes delve into themes like 'What can a garden be?' and 'Ecosomatic Connectedness and Cultural Regeneration'.
The EcoSomatics Conversations Series invites sharing of engagement, practices & thinking around environmental awareness through embodiment activities, dance & art. It posits a definition of EcoSomatics as of the body-mind-ecology & takes the form of open public dialogues between two (or more) people: independent artists, practitioners, & academics. It was conceived by Dr Polly Hudson, (RBC, BCU), & co-convened with Dr Karen Wood, (BDN and C-DaRE). It takes place virtually with a large international audience, & the podcasts are audio recordings of live events.
Image by Ming de Nasty.
With Polly Hudson and Karen Wood.
September 2024
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