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Wednesday, Oct 18, 10 am to 11:30 am
Class instructor: Dahyun Kim
'Flowing Through the Floor- Intermediate Contemporary Floorwork'
This class is a contemporary floorwork class focusing on safe navigation in and out of the floor, which in turn gives freedom in the movement. The class will consist of a warm up- including pilates based core activation as well as pulling and pushing activities, across the floor movement exercises, and phrase work inspired by the movement explored throughout the class. This is an intermediate level class with the goal of finding flow on the floor, and to unlock various pathways of movement accessible to us.
Instructor Bio:
Dahyun Kim (she/they), pronounced [Da-hyeon Khim] is a dancer, choreographer, and educator from Seoul, South Korea. She has recently received her M.F.A. in Dance at Tisch School of the Arts and M.A. in Dance Education at Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. Dahyun is deeply passionate about creating a culturally responsive and research based practice. Her artistry recently has been focused on understanding her cultural identity, and sharing with the world the nuanced beauties that lie in Korean art forms. This can be seen in her works such as ‘흥 | Joy’ premiered in Queensboro Dance Festival 2022, ‘수심가 | Depth of Water’ premiered in Tisch Masters Concert 2023, and ’일엽편주 | Paper Boat‘. A versatile mover, Dahyun has performed in choreographies by Ronald K. Brown, Jesse Obremski, Kaya Wolsey, Deborah Damast, Austin J Eyer, Michele Dunleavy, Esl Kim, Yunjung Jang, Rafael Cañals, David Cartahena Lee, and more. She is currently a company member with Gotham Dance Theatre, and she works as a freelancer based in NYC. Dahyun is a deep believer that dance is for everyone, and they wish to live as living proof.
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Directions: Our back entrance is accessible by way of North McDonough Street, at the intersection of Trinity Avenue and the Decatur Square. Look for the narrow driveway just past Waffle House. The Core Dance logo is painted on the wall in our parking lot and visible from North McDonough.
Parking: The parking lot is a paid lot belonging to Refined Parking. Scanning the QR codes on the signs will take you to a payment page. Core Dance does subsidize some of the parking fee. Instructions are inside the studio on the wall leading up the stairs. Free on-street parking is available on Electric Ave and MARTA’s Decatur Station is right next to us in the Decatur Square. Visit itsmarta.com for details on Decatur Station and for train and bus schedules.
NOTICE: In light of COVID-19, each instructor has been given an opportunity to define their own class size restrictions and mask use guidelines. Hand sanitizer is also available in several places around the building.
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- Address:
- 133 Sycamore Street
- Decatur, GA 30030
- USA
- Time:
- Oct 18, 2023 10:00am - 11:30am ET
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