How We Dwell: Creating a World With Rituals and Robots We Can All Inhabit

Bringing people from different generations together in the same room, to look at how we dwell; how we move ourselves through space; how we think about our bodies, how we think about rootedness and belonging, borders, time, landscape and place. Facilitators Rachel Jacobs and Rose Levinson will lead a series of activities to explore how traditional tools of storytelling, ritual and myth and our new tools of robots and digital technology might help us counter societal assumptions about how we think about ourselves in the world.

Seasonal vegetarian food and refreshments will be provided.

No previous creative or technical experience is necessary. This workshop is designed for ages 12 and over. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an parent or guardian.

Space 4 is wheelchair accessible. The workshop aims to be as inclusive as possible. Please contact us if you have any accessibility or dietary requirements or have any questions about the activities.

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