Just warming up…
An antidote to a gloomy day:
New Yoga Class: Monday 6:30pm at Studio Valencia
I happy to extend an invitation to a pay-as-you-will yoga class I’m leading on Monday nights at Studio Valencia in the Mission. This particular group has been meeting for 10 years and is looking to renew their practice by opening their doors to others in the community.… Read the rest
UPDATED: Soliciting SF sound artists for music/dance sessions
UPDATE 3/8/13: Practice in March will be held weekly from 1:30-4pm at Dance Ground Keriac. RSVP by contacting Justin. Check out video from past sessions.
UPDATE 12/12/12: We’ve secured a regular practice space at the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, Thursdays form 7:30-10pm.… Read the rest
New Yoga classes at The Yoga Loft
UPDATE: I’m no longer teaching at KUNST-STOFF arts. See my yoga page for a current schedule, which includes Saturday and Sunday class at 11am, at The Loft SF (aka: The Yoga Loft).
For an ongoing class schedule see my yoga page
Blog update
Wow, it was October 2009 when I last posted to this blog. I’m shocked to find a year a half as passed. I wonder if anyone visit websites anymore in the age of Facebook?
This blog has served less as a journal and more of a sporadic record of events and happenings.… Read the rest
Oct 3rd & 4th: Shared Legacies with Sara Shelton Mann
Solo excerpt from Shapeshifter from Justin Morrison on Vimeo.
Presented by ODC Theater, San Francisco:
An evening of concert dance with new work by Sara Shelton Mann and David Szlasa in collaboration with Maria F. Scaroni, Justin Morrison, Leslie Seiters and the newly named La ALTERNATIVA (formerly known as MOTIONLAB / Kathleen Hermesdorf and Albert Mathias.) in collaboration with Elaine Buckholtz.… Read the rest
Meet Hero
Thanks to Janice at Ferdinand’s Familia, Alabama has found a new home. Taking her place is the energetic Pit/Terrier mix Hero. He was taken in after the caretakers at the SPCA noticed, after having been in their care off and on since September, that Hero was becoming increasingly distressed with confinement to the point that he had become unmanageable and was perceived as a threat to the staff.… Read the rest