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Advance registration strongly encouraged: 773-281-0824 or emott@linkshall.org
Links Hall’s education and community events are dedicated to nurturing the unique creativity of your own expression, through the exploration, discussion, and practice of contemporary methods with passionate, intelligent, and informed artist-instructors and facilitators.
For more information or to register for any workshop or reserve a spot for an event, contact Erica at 773.281.0824 or emott@linkshall.org. Advance registration is highly recommended for all programs.
WORKSHOP POLICIES
Workshops are usually open to all participants with at least beginning skills in body/mind awareness (such as those developed through dance, yoga, martial arts, etc.) Wear comfortable clothing for movement classes. Not sure if the class is right for you? Contact Erica at emott@linkshall.org or 773.281.0824.
Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to all workshops to sign in and change.
Refunds only in cases of illness or injury.
Visit the Study Groups and Jams page for independent dance and movement classes that occur regularly in the studio.
GETTING TO LINKS HALL
Links Hall is located at 3435 N. Sheffield Avenue, Chicago.
CTA Trains/Buses: Red Line to Addison or Belmont, Brown line to Belmont, Clark Bus to Clark/Newport.
Driving: parking is a challenge, there are meters and residential codes apply. Pay lots are available up to $20.
Please call us for directions, suggestions.
Links Hall is a second floor walk-up; there is no elevator or escalator.s |
Celia Weiss Bambara is a dancer, choreographer, and very recent Ph.D in
dance history and theory from University of California Riverside, and has performed and taught throughout the USA and internationally. In 2006, she joined forces with her partner Christian Bambara to form CCBdance project. In 2008/09, she will be a postdoctoral fellow in African American Studies at UIC.
Archana Kumar has trained extensively in two Indian classical dance forms: Baratanatyam (8 years) and Kathak (since 1996). Since moving to Seattle from India in 2000, she has trained in modern dance. Her love for improvisation started in 2003, nd she has since been incorporating tools of improvisation in her choreography, intertwined with the narrative, rhythmic, and linear quality of Kathak. Most recently she was adjunct faculty at Seattle’s Cornish College of Arts. She is recipient of a WA State Arts Commission grant 2008/09 as an apprentice with vocalist Srivani Jade (Seattle). 