Be Still: Sound Bath with Laura Frank & Teddy Pietrzak

Embrace slowness, mindfulness, and restoration through Move/Be Still, a mind and body series at Kemper Museum Join us for Be Still: Sound Bath with Laura Frank & Teddy Pietrzak, while surrounded by the artwork of Barbara Takenaga: Awestruck. Laura and Teddy are ceremonialists and initiated healers in the Shipibo-Konibo lineage of the Peruvian Amazon. They have both been dedicated patients, students and apprentices in this beautiful medicinal tradition for over a decade. Their sound bath is a unique experience of vibration which weaves together the doctoring chants of the Shipibo-Konibo, uplifting medicine songs, expansive mantra and sound healing to guide the passenger into a deep yet protected space for introspection, relaxation, healing, and transmutation. Participants will lie on the floor for most of the experience but there may be some light stretching and qigong in the beginning, so dress comfortably. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow or anything else that would ensure your optimal comfort. Registration is required. Non-members: $10 Supporting members: FREE (need code)" Click here for information on how to get to the Museum and where to find our paid parking lots. Parking is Free for Supporting Members, and ample free street parking is also available around the Museum. Kemper Museum admission is always free, thanks to the generous support of our Members and donors. Become a Museum Member today to help sustain free access to contemporary art and community programming. By registering for this event, you agree to receive email communications from Kemper Museum. You may unsubscribe anytime.