Running from today until Sunday the show features the work of Amanda Lorens and will work in collaboration with a group of artists to curate and produce an exhibition that uses tango dancing as a means of exploring issues around intimacy and non-verbal communication.The artists will create work in a variety of media including drawing, video, performance, writing, sound, dance, and photography.

This unusual and exciting exhibition will include live dance generated drawings.

Tango dancers will be invited in to the gallery and asked to dance Tango on a piece of paper while wearing specially constructed dance shoes that have drawing materials attached them. The dancers are completely unaware of the marks their feet are making but the resulting drawings are extraordinary and rather beautiful.

Free five-minute tango lessons will be offered throughout the week for the general public all are welcome.

Live tango interventions will be performed every day from noon to 2pm and from 3.45pm to 4.45pm.

On Saturday at 7pm there will be a final performance and event open to the public.

If you can dance tango and would like to participate in the Buenos Aires Social Club or you just want to know more contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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