Our Keep Dancing group at the macrobert arts centre, Stirling, challenging stereotyped images of older people.
Our dance group Keep Dancing, run by the macrobert, has grown legs. Literally. A group of us have formed a tap dancing class. See video of Anne Aiken who leads our group.
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This month see the launch of Luminate -www.luminatescotland.org/-
the first festival on ageing in Scotland.
Stirling contribution is a new theatre performance by dance artist Natasha Gilmore, Ultra Violet, an intergenerational event that will be premiered at the end of the month.
Unfortunately I had to pull out because of
other commitments but it looks like a very exciting project.
Meanwhile I have just finished – oh what a relief! - another book on Wales.
So I am going to have a welcome break from writing and I have resumed my visual artwork again.
After all, I do have a solo exhibition coming up early next year…time to get back to the drawing –board, or in my case Ipad.
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