Public Open Events Programme:
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Postcards from Amerta is an ongoing artistic opportunity for those practising/inspired by Amerta Movement and Prapto’s work. You are invited to participate in an imaginative, travelling art exhibition communicating and sharing experiences for Blossoming Blessing of Amerta in Europe, which will follow the course of Prapto’s 2019 workshops in Europe. More details here.
The Evolution of Art Creation - Workshop Open Day, Westhay, West Dorset, DT6 6SD. Thursday 20th June, 2-5pm with evening events/sharing (7.30pm Wootton Fitzpaine Village Hall), Contact Sandra Reeve on 01297 560511 for event details and B+B and accommodation list. Or follow these links for details of the evening event The 4th Wave on 20th June and an evening conversation with Prapto on 16th June.
Amerta in Performance - two days of public events to include seminars, workshops and performances, Lansdown Hall, Stroud, GL5 1BB. Thursday 27th June and Friday, 28th June. For programme details, ticket costs and more information, please contact Julian julian@sevenawareness.com or Sally info@sallyedean.com. Facebook details here.
The Song of St.One - Workshop Open Day, Avebury, Wiltshire. xxth July, contact Kristina Bourdillon 07813 499373. Details of the workshop's Open Events here.
Coming Home, Bowing Mountain - Workshop Open Day, Michaelchurch Escley, Herefordshire xxst July, contact Stephen Hopkins 07947 063488 or Isabel Moros 07813 802635
The open days and events listed above are free, apart from some of the events in Stroud. It is helpful to book to give an idea of numbers, but not essential. There may be places available on UK workshops and workshops in the rest of Europe and Indonesia: booking essential.
There is a website where you can find contact details for Amerta movers worldwide and an Amerta Movement Facebook page here.
The Evolution of Art Creation - Workshop Open Day, Westhay, West Dorset, DT6 6SD. Thursday 20th June, 2-5pm with evening events/sharing (7.30pm Wootton Fitzpaine Village Hall), Contact Sandra Reeve on 01297 560511 for event details and B+B and accommodation list. Or follow these links for details of the evening event The 4th Wave on 20th June and an evening conversation with Prapto on 16th June.
Amerta in Performance - two days of public events to include seminars, workshops and performances, Lansdown Hall, Stroud, GL5 1BB. Thursday 27th June and Friday, 28th June. For programme details, ticket costs and more information, please contact Julian julian@sevenawareness.com or Sally info@sallyedean.com. Facebook details here.
The Song of St.One - Workshop Open Day, Avebury, Wiltshire. xxth July, contact Kristina Bourdillon 07813 499373. Details of the workshop's Open Events here.
Coming Home, Bowing Mountain - Workshop Open Day, Michaelchurch Escley, Herefordshire xxst July, contact Stephen Hopkins 07947 063488 or Isabel Moros 07813 802635
The open days and events listed above are free, apart from some of the events in Stroud. It is helpful to book to give an idea of numbers, but not essential. There may be places available on UK workshops and workshops in the rest of Europe and Indonesia: booking essential.
There is a website where you can find contact details for Amerta movers worldwide and an Amerta Movement Facebook page here.
About Amerta Movement
Amerta movement, developed in the 1970s, is the movement practice of Suprapto Suryodarmo, a Javanese movement artist. Exploration is at the heart of this non-stylised approach with roots in free movement practice, Javanese Theravada Buddhism and Javanese Sumarah meditation practice.
Prapto's approach to movement as creative life practice brings dialogue between traditions and can help people learn more about their own habits, cultures and art practices by becoming aware of their movement habits. Amerta movement cultivates an attitude towards a more engaged and embodied life, understanding of oneself, our natural environment and others.
Amerta movement, developed in the 1970s, is the movement practice of Suprapto Suryodarmo, a Javanese movement artist. Exploration is at the heart of this non-stylised approach with roots in free movement practice, Javanese Theravada Buddhism and Javanese Sumarah meditation practice.
Prapto's approach to movement as creative life practice brings dialogue between traditions and can help people learn more about their own habits, cultures and art practices by becoming aware of their movement habits. Amerta movement cultivates an attitude towards a more engaged and embodied life, understanding of oneself, our natural environment and others.