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Friday Score – November 13 2020

November 13, 2020 by admin Leave a Comment

A FRIDAY SCORE 💨

This week we offer a tuning into which way the wind blows …
Can be done outside or inside in front of a wide open window.
Slightly altered text below or swipe for original.
Much love, @jeniwavelength & @gatablanco

Score for Perceiving Wind’s Effect

Follow the path of the tall grass or the direction your clothes move each time the wind blows.

When you feel it blow, note on which side of your face you feel it.

Note how it swirls and changes direction through observing the grass, your clothes, or other objects moving in response.

Note where the garbage lies and is blown.

Stop when the wind seems to blow in all directions and try to note the dominant direction.

Walk that way.

Turn and face the wind.

Change direction. Notice how it feels.

Notice when there is a void. Walk towards the void, the place where the wind dies down.

#weeklyscore
📷: @gatablanco

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  move thing Research Performance VI FREE. No RSVP required. Date: Saturday, June 1, 11am – 2pm Location: La Guardia Playground, between S 5th St and Havemeyer Performers: Jennifer Monson, Rafael Cañal, Courtney Cooke, David Watson, Anh Vo, Iki Nakagawa, Leslie Cuyjet, Alex Viteri Arturo, Catalina Hernandez Conceptual formations: Jennifer Monson and Valerie Oliveiro move […]

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