8 July, URBAN BODIES PROJECT — MUNICH

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8 July, URBAN BODIES PROJECT — MUNICH

Decolonising audiowalk with dance interventions (English only)

The audience will listen to audio files — a fusion of historical facts, personal biographies, music and interviews — through headphones while walking from site to site. A performative utopia of dance will emerge in which urban space is occupied and intervened with dance and bodies. History will become present, and memorial sites of Munich will become visible.

Concept/choreography: Yolanda Gutiérrez with David Valencia and Jana Baldovino

Audio artist: Cornelia Böhm

Narration: William Holley and Zainab X

Venue:

Saturday, 8 July 2023, 3 p.m.

Arrival 10-15 Minutes before 3 pm

Duration: 60-70 Minutes

Meeting point: Münchener Stadtmuseum (St.-Jakobs-Platz 1, 80331 Munich, outside)

Entrance free!

Please register by 3 July HERE.