Rest & reset your week with ICA!
Start your week off strong as you explore the art of journaling as a meditative practice in a workshop designed and led by Dr. Hava Rose. Taking up themes from our current exhibition, Joanna Piotorowska: unseeing eyes, restless bodies, this program features a guided journaling experience to jump-start your meditation and creative practices.
BYO journal or grab one from us. No materials or prior experience is required to join!
This program is part of our monthly series, Sunday Reset which features Philadelphia area practitioners working at the juncture of art and wellness.
Registration
This event is free and open to all. Register to attend this free event here.
About the instructor
Dr. Hava Rose inspires comfort and ease within the scope of whole being and wellness. With over 12 years experience in chiropractic medicine and over 5 years leading workshops and retreats centered around journaling as a means to foster human connection for community and corporations, Hava approaches total well being creatively by inspiring people’s highest potentialities through journaling, meditation and communal connection. These spaces imbue alchemical transformations that allow humans, teams and leaders to discover deeper connection to themselves and empowerment through their communities.
Hava merges physical, emotional and mental application in her workshops to bring together a whole-scale approach to wellness, which allows those attending to leave feeling more connected to themselves and those surrounding them.
About the exhibition
Joanna Piotrowska: unseeing eyes, restless bodies marks the first U.S. solo museum exhibition dedicated to Joanna Piotrowska (b. 1985), a Polish artist based in London whose work examines the human condition through performative acts, photography, and film. Self-defense manuals and psychotherapeutic methods are used as reference points as Piotrowska explores the complex roles that play out in everyday life. The exhibition features large-scale, silver gelatin prints of subjects that probe human behavior and the dynamics of domestic relations, exploring intimacy, violence, control, and self-protection with an emphasis on gesture and touch. Throughout the galleries, the artist creates a space with domestic references from which contrasting image placement and content create an uncanny experience that reveals moments of care as well as hierarchies of power.
Accessibility
ICA is committed to creating a welcoming environment for all visitors. For more notes on accessibility including accessible parking nearby visit our Accessibility landing page. If you require any accessibility accommodations or have any questions about the program, please contact Brittany Clottey (bclottey@ica.upenn.edu).
Support
Programming at ICA is made possible in part by the Emily and Jerry Spiegel Fund to Support Contemporary Culture and Visual Arts and the Lise Spiegel Wilks and Jeffrey Wilks Family Foundation. Public and Student Engagement at ICA is supported by the Bernstein Public Engagement Fund, Suzanne Weiss Doft & Jacob W. Doft, Stacey & Robert Goergen Jr., Hilarie L. & Mitchell Morgan, the Nash Family Foundation, Joline & David Stemerman, and by Dana McDonald Strong & Mark W. Strong.
