Dance artist, Gill Clarke, leads PAL’s cross-disciplinary exploration of our embodied nature. PAL’s Movement & Meaning Lab brings physical and sensory intelligence of dance artists together with scientists, social scientists, and influential policy makers and opinion-formers across culture and education.
PAL Screen launches the first screenwriters Lab programme in India for developing feature film for international markets, led by the award winning filmmaker, Nila Madhab Panda (I am Kalam).
‘If Not You, Who Else?’ initiates a 3-way collaboration in London between a diverse group of 6 artists, 16 young people and urban communities in Southwark and Lewisham to engage in artistic practice as a method of social critique and integration.
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From this page you can find out what we’ve done over the last 21 years in the Timeline and what’s happening right now in the News section. We’d also like to share with you some of the things we are currently thinking about and working on.
Updates
New Year message from Susan Benn: Susan Benn, PAL'S Founder Artistic Director writes...All of us at PAL hope that this New Year brings you, your family, our friends and colleagues the very best of health, enough time, space and resources for what you most want to do and much love and friendship. PAL's Achievements in 2011 pave the way for bold plans in 2012 and beyond. Here are a few of our 2011 milestones which you will read more about, along with the new opportunities to take part in PAL's work, which will appear on out site in the coming months. Read more »
If Not You, Who Else?: INYWE PAL: Reflections from lab participant Sian Goldby. Being an unemployed arts graduate feels like being caught in an endless loop; the job search swallows your days whilst your creativity rapidly disintegrates. Most visual artists, poets and designers are able to work alone, however dance requires a relationship with other bodies in space. On leaving university you lose a vital network and support system. You feel pushed out the back door, your academic and social life is dispersed, and you’re left with little money standing at a gaping entrance that is the rest of your life. Read more »
