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www.elastic-city.org/ways/pocket-virtuosity
What does it mean to be in one’s body? How does one’s body register and convey experience? How do we see ourselves and ask to be seen? Through simple movement scores and exercises from Michelle’s performance, teaching and bodywork practices, participants will traverse the depths of everyday movement, from the mundane to the virtuosic, to dig into, expand, and go beyond ideas of ‘self’ while moving their bodies in relationship to time, environment and each other. The group will write, move, look and laugh through this way, leaving with a platform for more questions and understanding about seeing and being in one's body.
Come as you are, skilled or unskilled, with curiosity and willingness. This way holds 10 people.
Photo by Caitlin Ruttle
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elastic-city.com/walks/signs-life
Each walk will start at the “Shorakapok Rock” that marks the mythical spot where Manhattan was sold to settlers by the Lenape tribe. From here, the walk will evolve into a meandering exploration of the 196-acre park and its dynamic history. Employing “techniques” of seeing and finding, participants will visually engage the landscape by looking for evidence of the park’s historical past and documenting clues of its current human inhabitants. The objects, artifacts and images collected by all the groups will be uniquely documented and made available online.
Participants are encouraged to bring a digital camera, a canvas shopping bag and to wear sturdy walking shoes.
elastic-city.com/walks/signs-life
Each walk will start at the “Shorakapok Rock” that marks the mythical spot where Manhattan was sold to settlers by the Lenape tribe. From here, the walk will evolve into a meandering exploration of the 196-acre park and its dynamic history. Employing “techniques” of seeing and finding, participants will visually engage the landscape by looking for evidence of the park’s historical past and documenting clues of its current human inhabitants. The objects, artifacts and images collected by all the groups will be uniquely documented and made available online.
Participants are encouraged to bring a digital camera, a canvas shopping bag and to wear sturdy walking shoes.
Photo: Todd Shalom
www.elastic-city.org/walks/downside
Gravity is a given. Its anchor is a constant force within constant spin. By changing our physical orientation in space, we may fundamentally upend, well, just about everything.
For Downside Up, Kristin Geneve Young will lead participants in challenging their senses of vision, equilibrium and proprioception. Balance tests, climbing exercises and aerial inversions will be used to focus the senses throughout the walk, inviting the group to respond to overlooked pockets of Midtown.
Co-facilitated by Susie Williams (9/27) and Lisa Natoli (10/4)
Photo by Caitlin Ruttle
for motion assignment. Shot with a Konica Autoreflex T with 400 Tri-x. Developed in D-76. Scanned from a print.
Elastic{ON} Tour London 2015 was held on November 3rd at the Mermaid and brought together 367 people dedicated to doing great things with data. All profits were donate to AbilityNet to support their programs and initiatives.
Skirt I made from a re-purposed sweater for my nieces. Read more and find the tutorial on my blog Maggie Muggins Designs. (maggiemugginsdesigns.blogspot.com
recycled materials.
embroidered + printed t-shirt with adjustable drawcord hem
soft medium heather grey t-shirt with white meltmouth print on front, hand-stenciled and embroidered TAKE OFF YOUR CLOTHES print on back
black elastic cord strung through hem and 2 white eyelets at front
cord secured with white tab and adjustable black circular toggle
hem can bubble, or pull over head for suspended handpocket
Material
Cotton elastic fabric and hot melt later free adhesive
Standard size
38mm*6.9m /50mm*6.9m/75mm*6.9m,and other customized size
Color option
Black,white,blue,red,dark blue,skin,green,pink,yellow,
MOQ
Standard product is 5 cartons, customized products is 21 cartons
Function
A highly versatile fixation bandage that can be hand-torn and is best used as a compression wrap, joint support or relief dressing in the case of contusions, sprains and bruising.
www.elastic-city.org/walks/downside
Gravity is a given. Its anchor is a constant force within constant spin. By changing our physical orientation in space, we may fundamentally upend, well, just about everything.
For Downside Up, Kristin Geneve Young will lead participants in challenging their senses of vision, equilibrium and proprioception. Balance tests, climbing exercises and aerial inversions will be used to focus the senses throughout the walk, inviting the group to respond to overlooked pockets of Midtown.
Co-facilitated by Susie Williams (9/27) and Lisa Natoli (10/4)
Photo by Caitlin Ruttle
elastic-city.org/walks/favorites
The beauty, class mix and historical depth of the West Village once inspired and produced political and artistic ideas for the world. Now it is defined by excess, simulacra and homogenization. Favorites by Sarah Schulman, Todd Shalom and Niegel Smith will engage participants in the generational class-clash in the West Village, uncovering, contrasting and performing its past and present. The walk will be enhanced by the memories and current realities of queer tenants, who will reveal their favorite places that are gone and their favorite places that remain.
Storytellers: Jim Fouratt, Mark McPherson and Sur Rodney (Sur)
Photos by Nick Robles
white Heavy elastic adhesive bandage
Elastic Adhesive Bandage is ideal for stabilising joints, tendons and ligaments during vigorous exercise. Firmly wrap around the ankle, wrist, or any other highly-used joint to prevent injury caused by muscle stress and fatigue.
Las Prótesis Just Elastic® son unas prótesis exclusivas de Aragoneses CPD.
Las prótesis convencionales se fabrican ya sea en acrílico, metal o una combinación de ambos. En muchos casos, el acrílico tiende a irritar la mucosa bucal y/o a iniciar una respuesta alérgica en el paciente. Por otro lado, el metal hace que la prótesis sea pesada e incómoda.
Las características que presentan estas prótesis son los siguientes:
Son ligeras, apenas notará que lo lleva puesto.
Son cómodas, ya que están hechas de un material flexible que se adapta a la forma de su boca.
Altamente estéticas, ya que no llevan ganchos metálicos.
No son tóxicas.
Son translúcidas y de apariencia natural, nadie notará que las lleva puestas.
La ventaja que nuestras prótesis ofrecen frente a las comunes prótesis parciales de resina es la eliminación de los antiestéticos ganchos metálicos.
Nuestras prótesis están hechas a partir de un material biocompatible y translúcido, lo que permite una completa mimetización con la encía natural del paciente, cualidad que lo hace prácticamente invisible a diferencia del acrílico que es opaco y da una apariencia totalmente artificial.