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Participate. Connect." [level=2] - paragraph: - emphasis: Movements for Staying Alive - text: brings together new commissions alongside recent and historical works, which value the importance of movement as a means to learn, connect, and foster a sense of community. Rather than focusing solely on visual experience, this exhibition encourages you to engage with the artworks through your body. Together, the artworks create an environment that prioritises the bodily experience of space, ideas, and artwork, rather than privileging sight over other senses. - paragraph: - text: The artworks on display serve as a reminder that all bodies play an active role in creating, sharing, and understanding knowledge, as well as the potential that exists when we consider our bodies and environments as constantly in motion. Highlighting the choreography of everyday life, these galleries are a space for collective creation, shared knowledge, and celebratory movement, exploring both what keeps us alive and what makes us - emphasis: feel - text: alive. - separator - paragraph: - text: Throughout the exhibition, Jane Castree will be joined by dancers Flora Baltz, JJ Formento, Rachel Gomme, Maiya Leeke, and Paul Davidson Natt in a series of Dance Activations. These live sessions will shape a new performance for - link "LIVE at Modern Art Oxford": - text: on Thursday 28 August. - paragraph: - strong: "Dancers will be rehearsing in the exhibition and open to your questions and participation on the following dates:" - paragraph: Monday 11 August, Tuesday 12 August, Friday 13 August, Saturday 16 August, Monday 18 August, Tuesday 19 August, Wednesday 20 August, Thursday 21 August, Friday 22 August, Tuesday 26 August and Wednesday 27 August. - link "Exhibition Notes": - link "Activity Sheet": - text: Photograph by Andrew Walmsley Photograph by Oxford Atelier Sensory Cellumonials, 2021, Baum & Leahy in collaboration with Ella Yolande, Benjamin Hall and Sofie Birch. Image courtesy the artist. Photograph by Oxford Atelier Photograph by Oxford Atelier Yvonne Rainer, Hand Movie, 1966. Image copyright of the artist, courtesy of Video Data Bank, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. 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Artworks of different weights, textures, shapes, and sizes, are able to be touched, worn, connected and moved, inspiring curiosity and exploration in a space full of possibility. - paragraph: - text: Loans including Harold Offeh’s - emphasis: Joy Inside Our Tears - text: (2021) as well as work by Ana Mendieta, Yvonne Rainer and VALIE EXPORT consider the relationships between people, bodies and environments in both natural and urban spaces. - paragraph - button "READ MORE The Studio" - paragraph: Baum & Leahy invite you to connect with yourself on a cellular level with a space to slow down and connect with your body and breathing. - heading "Supporters" [level=2] - text: Movements for Staying Alive is supported by Thaddaeus Ropac, with thanks to public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England supporting Jane Castree and Leap Then Look. - contentinfo: - link: - img - heading "Contact us" [level=2] - link "+44(0) 1865 722733": - link "info@modernartoxford.org.uk": - paragraph: 30 Pembroke Street Oxford OX1 1BP UK - heading "Opening Hours" [level=2] - text: Monday CLOSED Tuesday 11am-6pm Wednesday 11am-6pm Thursday 11am-6pm Friday 11am-6pm Saturday 11am-6pm Sunday 11am-4pm - heading "Connect" [level=2] - link: - link: - link: - link: - link: - heading "Newsletter" [level=2] - textbox "Enter your email address" - button "Sign Up" - text: By providing your email address, you agree to our - link "Privacy, Security and Cookie Notice": - checkbox "By providing your email address, you agree to our Privacy, Security and Cookie Notice" - link "Policies": - link "Contact Us": - link "Careers": - link "Terms & Conditions": - link "Access": - text: Registered Charity No.313035 | Registered Company No.868757 | Museum of Modern Art Ltd. 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