Published
Tue, Apr 23, 2024, 10:30
- The gender-equality collective will also host DJ sets on Saturday, April 27th.
Gender-equality platform Psy-Sisters has curated a programme celebrating International Dance Day at the British Museum in London.
Taking place on Saturday, April 27th, Dance Through Time will explore the human connection to dance through the ages, with performances ranging from Indian classical and Chinese Fan dance to Baroque and hip-hop. The event will run from 10:30 AM through 4:30 PM, closing with DJ sets from Sadie Silver, One Black Wing and Psibindi.
"Dance builds communities and unifies people," Psy-Sisters founder Rena Biring told Resident Advisor. "We chose to end the show with electronic music because of its vast power to spread positive energy and love through millions of people on dance floors globally."
The British Museum stores around eight million artefacts from around the world, including India's Śiva Natarāja, AKA Shiva, Lord of Dance (pictured). International Dance Day will be officially celebrated on April 29th.
Browse Instagram and the event listing below for more information on the Psy-Sisters takeover.
Photo: British Museum