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Carrie Mae Weems “parades through the world,” looking at people and things very close. Frame a part of your body. Zoom in and notice the details of how that body part looks and moves. Create small movements with that body part that tells your story

Juliana Huxtable celebrates her body. It is a focus in much of her work. Find a light source in your space: a window, a flashlight, a lamp. Move your body in and out of the light. Play with speed and pauses. Create moments to stay in the lightened moments to be in the shadows. What do you want to celebrate, reveal, or hide?

Lynn Nottage believes the more you hear stories you aren’t familiar with, the more open you become. Learn a new dance step that you are drawn to that is outside of your personal experience- one from a different culture, or that is challenging to you. What have you discovered by making it familiar? Share your thoughts below. 

Nick Cave draws community in and provides a healing place and space for dreaming. Create a spotlight for yourself, dress up, play your favorite song, use that obsessive tin Tok dance. Let it all go! Enjoy the freedom of moving and be exactly who you are!