InterPlay and Mask Making
The Living Masquerade: Embodying Archetypes
Richard Kakareka and
Cynthia Winton-Henry
Washington, DC
One time event Sunday, Feb 15, 2009 · 1:30-5:30 pm<
The Living Masquerade: Embodying Archetypes
Sunday, Feb 15, 2009 · 1:30-5:30 pm
with Cynthia Winton-Henry and Rick Kakareka
in Washington, D.C.
Location: Christ Church on G Street SE Capital Hill- 2 1/2 blocks south of the Eastern Market Metro station
Cynthia and Rick embody playful archetypes like Tree of Life, the Rainbow Serpent, Raccoon and others that guide and inspire them. What is alive in you that wants to be seen? Using InterPlay forms, improvisational mask making and community sculpting we’ll draw on our body wisdom as we ask “Who are we now and what are we facing?”
Sunday, Feb 15, 2009 · 1:30-5:30 pm
with Cynthia Winton-Henry and Rick Kakareka
in Washington, D.C.
Location: Christ Church on G Street SE Capital Hill- 2 1/2 blocks south of the Eastern Market Metro station
Cynthia and Rick embody playful archetypes like Tree of Life, the Rainbow Serpent, Raccoon and others that guide and inspire them. What is alive in you that wants to be seen? Using InterPlay forms, improvisational mask making and community sculpting we’ll draw on our body wisdom as we ask “Who are we now and what are we facing?”
Cost: $30 preregistration $40 at the door.
Registration/Information: Rick Kakareka: rick@virtualconnections.net or 703/966-7138
Venue
Christ Church on Capitol Hill
620 G Street SE
Washington, DC 20003
Christ Church on G Street SE
Capital Hill- 2 1/2 blocks south of the Eastern Market Metro station
Leaders
Richard Kakareka
Rumi is making puppet magic. Facilitates art groups of various ages, teaches tennis too. And sings and dances every day.
Cynthia Winton-Henry
Cynthia Winton-Henry, M.Div., co-founded InterPlay and Body Wisdom, Inc., with Phil Porter. Her interest in supporting body and soul led her to curate the Hidden Monastery Online Dance Chapels and courses for those seeking the spiritual intelligence needed for our time at cynthiawinton-henry.com.. As an artist, auhtor and mentor, she can be found on Substack at The Dancing Center where her research into "what the body wants" in community arts, shelters, churches, businesses, classrooms, and everyday life led her to create the somatic curricula she needs to address racism, leadership for the Earth, and the Arts of Ensoulment. Featured on the Body Intelligence Summit, Spiritual Directors International, and as a credential facilitator for the Sacred Dance, her publications include What the Body Wants; Dance - A Sacred Art: Discovering the Joy of Movement as Spiritual Practice, Chasing the Dance of Life: A Faith Journey, and The Art of Ensoulment: How to Create From Body and Soul..