Join us for a somatic movement and breathwork workshop led by Sia Gbamoi, a trained psychotherapist and somatic practitioner.

Through a mind-body approach that emphasises awareness and control of bodily movements and sensations, we’ll explore how art can help us hold complex histories—of displacement, fragmentation, and repair—and invite us connect with ourselves and our communities.

The workshop begins with a curators’ tour of akâmi- and continues with a workshop rooted in care and accessibility. It will conclude with a reflection space, where participants can choose to journal privately or share in a facilitated circle. Open to all with a particular focus on BIPOC adults.

The Artist

Sia Gbamoi is a Dance Artist and trainee Movement Psychotherapist based in South London. Taking an integrative approach as an artist and clinician, Sia’s work is influenced by various forms including Hip Hop, Contemporary, and Authentic Movement. Over a decade of experience in performing and facilitating workshops across the globe has developed Sia’s keen sense for connection and authentic expression across cultures, ages and abilities; a breadth and depth that she continues to draw from in her ongoing practice as an educator.

Workshop: Somatic movement

Join us for a somatic movement and breathwork workshop led by Sia Gbamoi, a trained psychotherapist and somatic practitioner.

The Artist

akâmi- Duane Linklater, Ethel (Trapper) Linklater, Tobias Linklater and Grey Plumes

Workshop: Poetry

Workshop: Air-dry clay