Move your body, mind and spirit in a guided free flowing experience.

Open to all, no experience necessary. Sign up to receive Zoom Link!

Join us the first Friday of each month for Livable Futures virtual virtual movement gatherings in collaboration with Flux+Flow.

45 minute virtual gathering

• Starting with healing visualizations

• Moving into full bodied movement with music

• Closing with time to connect and absorb the nutrients of our time together

Move your body, mind and spirit in a guided free flowing experience.

Open to all, no experience necessary. Sign up to receive Zoom Link!

Join us the first Friday of each month for Livable Futures virtual virtual movement gatherings in collaboration with Flux+Flow.

45 minute virtual gathering

• Starting with healing visualizations

• Moving into full bodied movement with music

• Closing with time to connect and absorb the nutrients of our time together

In this movement-based workshop, OSU Dance alumni Michael J. Morris, PhD, and Kelly Klein, PhD, facilitate an exploration of the question: what are possible structures for co-creating a livable future? What are the rituals and practices we need in order to support us in the ongoing work of co-creating worlds in the midst of accelerating complexity and heightened experiences of difference? Bringing together our experiences in dance-making, improvisation, performance, yoga, critical theories of embodiment, and meaning-making traditions including astrology, tarot, and magic, we will engage imagination and invention as vital strategies for interpersonal relations and social change.

RSVP requested.

Ben Cuevas is a multimedia artist who works in the areas of fiber arts, performance and installation. Influenced by feminist and queer theory, he often explores the theme of embodiment from his perspective as a queer, HIV-positive person of color. Cuevas is well known for his intricate and anatomically-accurate knitted sculptures of body parts which allude to medical discourses on the body and to traditional notions of women’s craft. During his presentation at OSU, he will discuss the trajectory of his work and the various social and political issues that inform his praxis as an artist.