Developed and led by Skidmore College professor Adam Tinkle and presented in conjunction with the exhibit ANGUS MCCULLOUGH: COINCIDENCE CONTROL, SoundMind is a site-specific, participatory workshop that combines meditation, sensory awareness, and aesthetic activation of the breath, body, and voice. Individually, in pairs, and as a group, participants will explore resonance and vibration through touching, listening, and collaborative creation.

“I’m interested in ways of forming community,” Tinkle said, “of overcoming our natural tendency in this day and age toward individuation, all being in our own space and on our own phones. Using our voices together in the same space is a powerful reminder that we have the option of being together.”

Please wear comfortable clothes and bring an open mind and a willingness to vocalize.

ADMISSION: Free