Tay Haggerty: A Slowness That Feels Good
Dance workshop
In this embodied-movement workshop, Tay Haggerty will share their process for devising the performance elements for their exhibition Link. They will guide a small group through activities designed to connect with surrounding space, slow down, and be present. Using sound, touch or proximity, and movement, participants will be encouraged to explore the idea of a collective emotional landscape . This workshop is open to all bodies and does not require prior movement experience.
Three sessions:
24 April, 2–3pm
1 May, 2–3pm
15 May, 2–3pm
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Tay Haggarty is the recipient of the 2019 Jeremy Hynes Award, awarded to an experimental Queensland artist in the earlier stages of their career to develop a new solo presentation at the IMA. Link is a series of sculptural objects and performances that bring attention to bodies, gender, and difference. Haggarty is a director of the Clutch collective and half of the duo Parallel Park. They have exhibited locally at Metro Arts, Outer Space, Boxcopy, Oral ARI, Kunstbunker ARI, and Wreckers Artspace. They have also shown at Felt in Perth, West Space in Melbourne, and Ildiko Butler Gallery in New York.
