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Dance Art Foundation delivers performance, curated programmes and strategic partnerships. It works with exceptional artists and thinkers whose expertise draws on progressive international dance practice, knowledge and thought. Our current programmes include:


Breathing Space dance-in-health
                                                                                                  
Breathing Space is the celebrated dance-in-health initiative that nurtures and supports public health through dance. It comprises a popular programme of workshops, residencies and performances for those whose lives are affected by illness and life-changing conditions, and promotes dance as a creative and enriching way to cultivate wellbeing. Breathing Space was launched in 2000 by Dance Art Foundation Artistic Director, Joe Moran, who continues to lead the programme with an outstanding team of project artists working nationally. Read more


New Choreography Project

New Choreography Project offers a series of intensive workshops, laboratories, debate and exchange. It invites dancers, performers, choreographers and artists with keen choreographic interests to come together to tackle new and critical propositions in international dance and performance. Read more


Performance

Dance Art Foundation presents the choreographic work of Artistic Director Joe Moran, who often curates the work of other artists in counterpoint to his own. Dance Art Foundation's annual programme of dance at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital is presented in atriums spaces and on wards, curated by Moran and Associate Curator, Kirstie Richardson. Recent partners include The Place, Artsadmin, The Basement in Brighton and South East Dance. Read more


Critical Dialogues

Dance Art Foundation's Critical Dialogues expands dance's critical acumen and incurs fertile debate. In dialogue, we seek to question and extend the limits and defintions of dance and stimulate the critical development of dance as a contemporary art form.
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