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SUMMARY:Saturday Supplement: Material / Rearranged / To / Be
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday Supplement: Material / Rearranged / To / Be.\n6 May\
 , 11am-4pm.\nAll events are free\, no need to book.\n\nAn extraordinary 
 day of performance\, workshops and conversations alongside Material / Re
 arranged / To / Be\, a new work by Siobhan Davies Dance. The day will fe
 ature insights and explorations on the work from leading artists\, maker
 s and thinkers. From hands on family workshops to tours and talks from c
 urators and scientists\, this day will shed light on the thinking behind
  Siobhan Davies Dance’s most ambitious collaboration to date.\n\n\nFamil
 y Workshop: Neuroscience & Movement.\n11am-12pm.\nLocation: Barbara Brow
 n (Gallery 5).\nPlayful activities enabling families to work together cr
 eatively\; exploring their body’ s remarkable capabilities to move and r
 elate to one another.\n \n\nTalk: An insight into material / rearranged 
 / to / be.\n1pm-2pm.\nLocation: Study Centre\, lower ground floor.\nA ta
 lk discussing the ideas behind the multidisciplinary performance install
 ation material / rearranged / to / be\, and the collaborative creative p
 rocess used to make it.\nLauren Wright\, Siobhan Davies Dance Programme 
 Director in conversation with Jeremy Millar.\n \n\nWorkshop: material/ r
 earranged / to / be.\n2.15pm-3.15pm.\nLocation: Barbara Brown (Gallery 5
 ).\nPractical activities exploring the ideas within performance installa
 tion material / rearranged / to /be.\n\n\nFilm: The Running Tongue.\n11a
 m-4pm.\nLocation: New Arrivals II (Gallery 3 ).\nA film installation by 
 Siobhan Davies and David Hinton. Defying the usual conventions of cinema
 tic form\, the film is edited live in real time by a custom-programmed c
 omputer which makes its own decisions about how to order the narrative. 
 This means that the work can run forever and never quite play the same w
 ay twice. The changing order of events and different juxtapositions of s
 ound and picture continuously offer up new ways to read the images and s
 tories.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:The Whitworth\, Manchester
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