33 HAWLEY EVENTS
Weekly Improvisation Workshop
with Katherine Ferrier
SUDDEN SHIFTS
Movement Training for the Resistance
Emergent Improvisation is a potent laboratory for experiencing ourselves as powerful agents of change. This workshop offers practice in the skills we need to make work together that is both improvised and cohesive. Shared intention, spontaneity, focus, receptivity, and resilience are the fascia of many social justice movements, and serve as inspiration for movement scores designed to expand the range of choices we’re able to make in the moment. Each class balances solo investigations with whole-group awareness, activating the space so that transformational collective action can arise. Some previous movement experience is helpful, but all are welcome!
TUESDAYS 10a-12p
SEPT 30 - DEC 9
THE WORKROOM
$25 / 5-class card for $100
sliding scale available
Questions? REACH OUT!
NORTHAMPTON PRINT & BOOK FAIR
SEPTEMBER 27, 11am - 5pm
THE WORKROOM
THE WORKROOM
Over 30 artists, publishers, and designers from throughout western MA and across New England will fill The Workroom to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the popular Northampton Print & Book Fair! Visitors can purchase art directly from artists in a fun, approachable setting that combines the format of a flea market with an art show.
Established in 2015, the Northampton Print & Book Fair was created to promote contemporary artist publications, prints, and multiples; celebrating local talent while bringing regional artists and publishers to our community in western Massachusetts for an annual event that is free and open to the public. NPBF builds on the legacy of self-publishing, offering artists space to experiment, express radical ideas, and foster communities outside established circuits. Rooted in values of mutual aid, community care, and collaboration, the fair is a space where ideas and techniques are shared openly, planting seeds for future artworks, partnerships, and connections.
Established in 2015, the Northampton Print & Book Fair was created to promote contemporary artist publications, prints, and multiples; celebrating local talent while bringing regional artists and publishers to our community in western Massachusetts for an annual event that is free and open to the public. NPBF builds on the legacy of self-publishing, offering artists space to experiment, express radical ideas, and foster communities outside established circuits. Rooted in values of mutual aid, community care, and collaboration, the fair is a space where ideas and techniques are shared openly, planting seeds for future artworks, partnerships, and connections.