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ReMAp: Resilience

Motions 4 Apocalypse 

zavé martohardjono ​

Join NYC-based artist zavé martohardjono for a series of dance workshops that explores our bodies’ regenerative systems and ecological resilience. Currently building a performance and sound installation called “asmr4apocalypse”, zavé is facilitating ReMAp workshops to build community with dancers and conduct choreographic research.

 

“asmr4apocalypse” uses sound, performance, somatic activation, and herbal ritual to prompt audiences to imagine a seemingly impervious colonial institution, the Pentagon, breaking down into its elements in future eons to compost back into the earth.

 

ReMAp workshops offer somatic warm ups, deep and quantum listening exercises, shaking practice, and choreographic prompts that explore composting, Deep Time, geology, regenerative natural cycles, and interspecies relationality. Activities include dance, sounding, meditation, writing, small rituals, and group reflections. Research and practices in this workshop draw from Japanese Butoh, Chinese Qi Gong, ecological science, and feminist praxis from the work of Audre Lorde and Pauline Oliveros.

Interested workshop participants may be invited to a rehearsal process and in-progress performance of “asmr4apocalypse” at Vox Populi April 26, 2025.

headshot of Zavé. Photo credit Cindy Trinh.  Image ID: Zave, a trans, queer, and mixed race (Indonesian and Italian-American) artist, activist, and educator , wearing a bright patterned shirt and red glasses. They stike a pose with thei hands around their head. The background is an out of focus painting of leaves and fauna.

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Photo credit Cindy Trinh

DATES and TIMES 

FEBRUARY 2025

Friday, February 21, 6-8pm

Monday, February 24, 6-8pm

Thursday, February 27, 6-8pm

 

MARCH 2025

Thursday, March 20, 6-8pm

Saturday, March 22, 12-2pm

Monday, March 24, 6-8pm

Drop-ins are welcome! You do not need to attend all workshop dates to participate. RSVP to hold your spot. 

PAYMENT

$5-15/workshop suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds. Donations go towards rental cost of studio.

LOCATION

The Art Room Studio

2329 s 3d st 

Philadelphia PA,19148 

second floor

​zavé martohardjono is a trans, queer, and mixed race (Indonesian and Italian-American) artist, activist, and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. They make performances, films, and installations, and work as a community organizer. Dance, ritual, and multimedia are primary languages across zavé’s creative practice which engages decolonized memory, queered mythologies, and ecological and somatic intelligence to envision more just futures. For information about their projects, visit zavemartohardjono.com. Follow zavé on Instagram @zavozavito. 

ABOUT THE ARTIST

ACCESSIBILITY

All bodies are welcome to this workshop. Activities are access-centered and care-centered, meaning participants are supported to respond to prompts however they desire and are able to. Facilitation will offer modifications, moments for rest, nervous system reset exercises, and opting out.

Masking is recommended but not mandatory. Please stay home if you are sick. Please know your Covid status and do not attend workshops if recently positive or recently exposed to Covid. There will be limited masks and rapid tests available in the studio. 

The Art Room Studio is in a building with 4-step stoop. The Art Room Studio is on the 2nd floor of the building with no elevators or lifts.

CLICK HERE for more accessibility information the Art Room Studio. 

CREDITS

Development of “asmr4apocalypse” is supported by the Penn Museum Center for Experimental Ethnography, NEW INC, and the Mertz Gilmore Foundation Dancer Award. The current creative team is zavé martohardjono, sound designer Mike Clemow, musician Daphne Silbiger, filmmaker Tray Tsui, and production and administrative assistants Mikah Baumrin-Daniels, Maya Simone Z., and Theo Armstrong.

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Leah Stein Dance Company gratefully acknowledges our funders and partners:


 

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Youth Arts Enrichment Grant of the Philadelphia Cultural Fund

Woodmere Art Museum 

The Fairmount Park Conservancy 
Philadelphia Parks and Recreation 
FringeArts


and many individual donors like YOU! 


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