Young People Meet-Up:
Ultimate Stretching
Join us at M+ and experience gentle flow and ‘slow looking’ in ‘Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950s–Now’.
Bodily experiences often serve as a source of creative inspiration. The exhibition Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950s–Now features artworks that explore women’s bodily sensations as they face life’s journey and social norms. The artworks invite the audience to immerse themselves and experience a range of sensory feelings—from joy and confusion to unease.
Choreographer Paula Wong Pona believes that stretching is only meaningful when it involves some pain; without pain, there is no true relief. She will guide you on a journey of exploration and reflection, using stretching to raise awareness of how emotions influence your posture. In relieving the tension accumulated from daily life, you will experience the coexistence of pain and comfort, as well as constraint and freedom.
M+ Educator and the choreographer will also guide you through the exhibition Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950s–Now to understand the unique forms and ideas of these artworks from their respective eras, immersing yourself in the multi-sensory experience.
The Young People Meet-Up series encourages young people to explore and exchange their perspectives of the everyday through regular workshops, conversations, and talks.
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