Cette page existe aussi en français. Voir en français

Esta página también está disponible en español. Ver en español

Butoh Initiation

Photo : atelier-buto_lafayette-anticipations.jpg

Oct 25 – Dec 13

Butoh Initiation

In the heart of the Yu Nishimura exhibition, take part in an introductory Butoh workshop led by the Japanese dancer and choreographer Juju Alishina!

Lafayette Anticipations (Paris 4th)

Book

About

Originating from Japan, Butoh is a bodily practice in which body movements are guided by an inner force that emerges from memory, nature, and emotions.

Accessible to everyone, this workshop invites you to explore the exhibition differently, through listening, presence, and movement.

Please wear comfortable clothing, with flexible garments and a pair of socks.

Our take on this event

Step away from the city rhythm and tap into a raw, meditative form of movement rooted in Japanese tradition. This experience transforms your relationship with your own body, guiding you through a series of internal sensations and silent reflections.

Discover the art of Butoh, a Japanese movement practice where physical expression is driven by inner forces, memories, and emotions. Lafayette Anticipations invites you to explore its exhibition spaces through a series of workshops designed to foster mindful movement and deep presence. Suitable for all participants regardless of experience, these sessions offer a unique way to engage with art in the heart of Paris's 4th arrondissement. Please arrive in comfortable, flexible clothing and bring a pair of socks for the session. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can participate in this artistic experience.

Butoh finds its roots in Japan, focusing on body language that emerges from nature, individual memory, and internal emotion. These workshops at Lafayette Anticipations encourage participants to experience the current exhibition from a new perspective, prioritizing sensory engagement and physical awareness.

Sessions are scheduled for Sunday, October 25, Sunday, November 29, and Sunday, December 13, 2026. Each class runs from 10:00 to 11:30. The program is open to everyone, creating a welcoming environment for those interested in exploring body movement in an art gallery setting. The building is fully accessible to wheelchair users.

To ensure your comfort during the workshop, please wear flexible clothing and bring a pair of socks, as the session requires you to be without shoes. These are ticketed events held in the 4th arrondissement, providing a dedicated space for artistic exploration and personal expression.

15°C

Weather forecast

Light rain

max +15 °Cmin +10 °C

Book

You might also like