During the month of April, we successfully raised $6000 for Reconnect – THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who contributed. “so glad we made it!” (this clip comes from our Reconnect Community Class on April 30)
DANCE OF JOY AND GRATITUDE!
the voices of Reconnect
The Reconnect with your Body program empowers participants to discover new ways to move by teaching how to think like a dancer, connect with your breath and find radical compassion for often ailing body parts. Click the links below to hear the voices of Reconnect dancers.
a beacon of light in the darkness
The wonder of witnessing people discover their inner dancer never gets old. There is a light that ignites within – a light that exists in all of us.
dancing on the edge is the only place to be. (artivist news)
The latest Artivist happenings from Art as Action.
“…connect the seemingly unconnected” (artivist news)
“creativity is the power to connect the seemingly unconnected.” We have been keeping busy at Artivist headquarters, and there are exciting Artivist happenings coming up!
A rave review of “body mind mystery” from Presenting Denver
Art as Action’s performance of “body mind mystery” is a collection of diverse pieces, chiefly collaborations. The unifying factor of the various artistic expressions and collaborations was a kind of joy: the type that is won, not given, and is richly layered with emotions and states of being that may seem to be joy’s opposite.
Reflections on our Month of Reconnect from Artistic Director Sarah Leversee
We had so many opportunities to share what we experience every week: the miracle of music that moves us. The miracle of coming together for a shared purpose. The miracle of moving our bodies free from self-consciousness, fear and limitations.
RECONNECT FEATURED IN PARKINSON VOICE
Art as Action Artistic Director and Reconnect instructor Sarah Leversee was invited to write an article for the Parkinson Voice, a quarterly publication of Parkinson Association of the Rockies. Here is the article:
“that place you thought you were alone” – in memory of Joe
In the midst of my shock and denial, I have the daunting task of trying to tell the story of who you were and your role in Art as Action so our community can understand how significant an Artivist you were – and maybe so I can begin to truly grasp this abrupt new reality.
“true human expression over polished, perfect persona” a letter from Director Sarah Leversee
Dear Artivists- This is the annual letter that is on the to-do list of every non-profit director. It’s the letter where we reflect on the previous year, often through rose-colored glasses and launch our community into the new year with unbridled energy and enthusiasm. I am sure mine is not the only letter like this […]