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#Useful Links
(link: "Our Instagram")[(goto-url: 'https://www.instagram.com/theremotebody')]
(link: "resting up collective")[(goto-url: 'https://www.instagram.com/resting up collective')]
(link: "Life Continues After")[(goto-url: 'https://www.lifecontinuesafter.com')]
(link: "Sick Magazine")[(goto-url: 'https://www.sickmagazine.co.uk')]
(link: "Ache Magazine")[(goto-url: 'https://www.achemagazine.co.uk')]
(link: "In The Sick Hour")[(goto-url: 'https://takeawaypress.co.uk/shop/in-the-sick-hour-1')]<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
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#what is the remote body?
<i>the remote body</i> is a DIY project that works to create, host and collaborate on events remotely that prioritise chronically ill and disabled people.
We are interested in suggested projects and collaborations so please do email us on theremotebody (at) gmail.com if you have an idea!
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#upcoming events
[[Writing Happiness with Elsepth Wilson and Rachel Lewis]]
Sunday 20th February 3pm-5pm GMT
[[Collage Workshop with Alice Walter]]
Sunday 27th February 2pm-4pm GMT
[[SOLO: A self tying workshop with Sophia Rose]]
Sunday 6th March 2pm-4pm GMT
[[Exploring Perception Through Materiality with Katrine Spilling]]
Sunday 13th March 2pm-4pm GMT
[[Reflections on the Disabled Experience with Katrine Spilling]]
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#archive
[[the remote body x resting up collective]] collaboration: a series of talks and workshops from members of resting up collective.
[[the remote body x Sick Magazine]] collaboration: a workshop from Olivia Spring
[[Writing Survival: A Workshop Series with Catriona Morton]]
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#Life Continues After X the remote body
An 8 week workshop series on writing survival with Catriona Morton, author of <a href="https://catrionamorton.com/the-way-we-survive-notes-on-rape-culture/">The Way We Survive: Notes on Rape Culture</a> and founder of <a href="www.lifecontinuesafter.com">Life Continues After</a>.
Tuesdays 6.30pm - 8pm
January 11th - March 1st
Remote - On Zoom
Sliding scale of £40 - £120
To book your place or for more information email theremotebody@gmail.com
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#There is no arc: Shaping chronic illness narratives
Sunday 16th January
14.00 - 16.00 GMT
A workshop exploring narrative shapes beyond the 'arc' with a focus on writing about chronic illness. Run by Charlotte Heather.
This will be a remote workshop held on zoom.
Sliding scale £5-£15
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Writing happiness can be difficult for some writers and is a nuanced, complex topic but one we believe is very much worth exploring creatively. In this relaxed workshop, we will be thinking about the importance and value of writing about happiness, both for our own enjoyment and to develop our writing. Writing exercises will encourage reflection on why we do (or don't) write about happiness and we will consider the ways in which disabled people are often expected to write from a place of trauma or hurt, or else be 'inspirational'.
Sunday 20th February
15.00 - 17.00 GMT
A workshop exploring whether, how and why we write about happiness in a nuanced way.
A workshop with Elspeth Wilson and Rachel Lewis.
This will be a remote workshop.
Sliding scale £5 - £15
Email theremotebody@gmail.com to reserve your spot
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Come along and join us for an afternoon of celebrating collage!
During the workshop - Alice will guide you through creative collage making, looking at sensory techniques and materials - while exploring how emotions can be expressed and shaped through collage. The workshop will be full of vibrant colours, positive energy, ideas, kindness and inclusion. Whether a total beginner, pro-artist or just collage curious - come along and join us in a celebration of all things collage!
Suggested amount £5-£15
27th Feb 2-4pm on Zoom
Email theremotebody@gmail.com to book to your place! This workshop will take place on zoom.
www.alicewalter.co.uk.
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Self-tying is a practice which has deeply supported me in connecting to my body, my needs, grounding myself, and bringing sensuality and playfulness back into my life - I am excited to share this practice with you! Using ropes as an extension of our hands and touch, you will be guided through exercises to explore compression, expansion, sensation... and whatever else feels good for your body. We will take dedicated time and space to resource and nourish ourselves with curiosity and care. Be in touch if you have any questions, looking forward to share space with you.
SOLO
Sunday 6th March
14.00-16.00 GMT
A guided self tying workshop with Sophia Rose.
This will be a remote workshop.
Sliding scale £5-£15
Email theremotebody@gmail.com to reserve your spot!
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How can we use our senses and imagination in approaching the relational sensory nature of physical materials to expand and discover experience? This experimental workshop is about discovery, where we will use the material world, our imagination and our senses as tools to explore connections to the unknown.
I will share examples on the relational conditions materials exists in and how our experience of materials and its conditions, reflects information back to us.
If you would like to join this workshop I encourage you to bring a physical object or a material to visually share with the group. The object or material will work as a starting point for our journey to discover and extract meanings together while expanding each others horizons. A reading list will be distributed via email after the workshop.
Suggested amount £5 - £15
Sunday 13 MAR
2 - 4 PM
Email theremotebody@gmail.com to reserve your spot. This workshop will take place on zoom.
I hope to see you there! Everyone is welcome!
Katrine
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In this workshop we will explore how societal conditions affects disabled bodies. The workshop will begin with an introductory talk, where I share some of my research on the disability experience.The talk is embedded in historical references as well as contemporary authors and artists whose work is rooted in disability and, or, outlines trajectories of the disabled experience. Relational form and how relational form is created with stories, traditions, objects and actions, will be a red thread during the talk.
This workshop will be a space to celebrate individuality, unite the similar and the different, without reducing either. Together we will explore and share ways to inhabit the disabled experience and how in doing so, we can lead with integrity and heart. If you would like to join us for this workshop I encourage you to bring something that matters to you in regards to the disabled experience to share with the group.Together we will hold a reflective and explorative space. A reading list will be distributed via email after the workshop.
Suggested amount £5 - £15
Sunday 20 MAR
2 - 4 PM
Email theremotebody@gmail.com to reserve your spot. This workshop will take place on zoom.
I hope to see you there! Everyone is welcome!
Katrine