Recorded at a recent panel event at the RA, this podcast explores bodily experience – how our perception and comprehension of the world is developed through the body and movement – through conversation. Bringing together varied knowledge and expertise in dance, architecture and urban space, the discussion explores new links between these disciplines and our experience.

Speakers include:

Dr Oliver Mould, Lecturer in Social and Cultural Geography at Royal Holloway University, author of the blog taCity, and Urban Subversion and the Creative City (forthcoming in April).

Sigrid de Jong, Lecturer in Architectural History and Theory at Leiden University and author of Rediscovering Architecture: Paestum in Eighteenth-Century Architectural Experience and Theory (2014).

Sara Wookey is an American dancer, choreographer and consultant. She is one of five certified transmitters of Yvonne Rainer’s repertoire and has performed Trio A (1966) in museums across the world. She has presented her own choreographic work such as Point.Punt (2013) in the van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven and a related work in Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.

Ed Frith is an architect and director of Moving Architecture, a practice which has created performance pieces and buildings in China, New York, and Spain. He is Course Leader for the Masters in Architecture at the Arts University, Bournemouth where architecture crosses with film, dance and performance.