Second Sundays at DC: Dance + Movement Workshop

Second Sundays at DC: Dance + Movement Workshop

Sunday, 08 February 2026

10.00 am - 11.30 am

Free for members, $15 for nonmembers

161 Glass St. Dallas, TX

We are thrilled to invite you to a morningdedicated to showing our appreciation for current members + experience the perks of a DC membership.

A guided movement workshop that draws from the gestures, tensions, and layered physicality seen in the current exhibition Pam Evelyn: Salvaged Future. The session invites an investigation of process as something felt, exploring how the body navigates space, accumulates gesture, and creates its own traces. No prior movement experience required; come ready to explore presence, motion, and the echoes of the artworks in your own body.

We are deeply grateful for your commitment to our museum – your support ensures that DC remains always different, always free.

Looking to become a member? Membership tiers begin at just $50 and include free admission to all Second Sundays at DC events. Learn more + sign up here.

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Lauren Kravitz is a Dallas-based freelance dance artist, alumna of Booker T. Washington HSPVA and NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and founding contributor to Agora Artists. She has performed nationally with Seán Curran Company, Take Dance, and Indah Walsh Dance Company.

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MUSEUM POLICIES

• No food or drink, please | No se permite comida ni bebida

• Photography permitted, but no flash | Solo fotografia sin flash

• Please refrain from touching the art | No tocar el arte

• This is a weapon free zone | Zona libre de armas

With this registered admission I give permission for the Dallas Contemporary to use my photograph and other media such as film and quotations, on Dallas Contemporary promotional material and publications, for which it may be suitable.

Thanks to the support of the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Dallas Contemporary will continue to offer free admission through 2026. This program is supported in part by the city of Dallas Arts and Culture.