Corali, a leader in dance created by artists with a learning disability, have worked with Tate since 1998 and are experts in creatively taking up space in the galleries. Four Corali dancers were invited to design performances in response to four artworks at Tate Britain.
A quick look back at the first year of The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 project in two of the Pilgrim Roots areas of Lincolnshire and North Nottinghamshire.
A short reflection from Katie Green about some of the most significant impacts of using dance creatively when working with children and young people.
We're looking for individuals/groups who may be happy to share stories about great journeys they have taken in their lives as part of our 'Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 project'. These stories would be recorded, with your permission, and integrated into Max Perryment's original soundscore as part of our 'Celebration Performances' taking place in November 2019.
A one day symposium exploring how the arts can enable a deeper understanding, knowledge and connection to landscape. This day will forge connections between landscape and health agencies, arts organisations and artists.
The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 tells the story of the passengers aboard the Mayflower when it made its historic journey from England to America in 1620, many of whom were originally from Lincolnshire, North Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire. In the piece, three tour guide characters will lead you on a journey through history, using movement, text and music to explore what it was really like for those passengers, their determination, and the extraordinary things it made them do.
