A movement. A memory. A moment. 2020 has been a year of change, from the impact of COVID-19 to the renewed urgency of Black Lives Matter, Black dancers from around the world collectively take a moment to pause, responding to the provocations; What is it we want to keep hold of? What are the stories we need to tell? What is it we hold precious?
30 Seconds to Treasure follows on from 30 Seconds of Freedom, a collective dance film inspired by conversations with artists collective Kinetic Light.
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