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Beat Space Beat

 

As a neurodiverse artist, Sivan is developing an ever-evolving working method and pedagogical practice. Beat Space Beat looks to find new ways of learning, teaching and being through a neurodivergent lens.

Sivan’s project had a transformative effect on the dancers who worked with her . . . The participants learned to overcome emotional and technical obstacles, and to respect each other’s creative decisions. I believe the project will have a lasting effect on the participants and how they practice as creative artists"
James Hitchins, The Educational Co-ordinator of Trinity Laban Conservatoire

 
Harriet Parker Beldue; Photo by: Paul Seaby

Harriet Parker Beldue; Photo by: Paul Seaby

Jessica Miller; Photo by: Paul Seaby

Jessica Miller; Photo by: Paul Seaby

 

Previous venues and organisations involved in the practice :

  • Research and collaboration with Corali (2019-20)

  • British Library - Writing exhibitions (2019)

  • Workshops at V22 (2018)

  • Trinity Laban Students (2018)

  • Wellcome Trust - Reading Room (2017)

  • The Place: TouchWood platform (2017) Talk speaker, Dyslexia and creativity (2016)

  • Research with Magpie (2016)

  • Research with Hessegim College (2015)

  • Dance4 ,The Attenborough Centre, University of Leicester and Movers company (2014).

  • Private classes - to movers and non movers (Ongoing)