The year 2013 marked the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. An incredible transport system and operational miracle. Keeping London Moving is a tribute to this. It is also the first instalment of the Moving Cities series whose goal is to transcribe world cities using dance.

In preparation for the London 2012 Olympic Games, Westfield Stratford commissioned a dance film based on changing landscapes. Working with over 100 dancers from the London Borough of Newham, Wind & Foster collaborated with East London Dance to produce a 3-minute visually arresting dance piece.

Postcards from East London is an international dance/film project in which teams of artists work with community groups to create short “moving postcards” of the area in which they live. The project was conceived and is artistically directed by Jo Parkes (MobileDance). Each project produces a collection of short dance films, each under one-minute long, which present the location through the eyes of the participants.

Postcards from East London is an international dance/film project in which teams of artists work with community groups to create short “moving postcards” of the area in which they live. The project was conceived and is artistically directed by Jo Parkes (MobileDance). Each project produces a collection of short dance films, each under one-minute long, which present the location through the eyes of the participants.

Postcards from East London is an international dance/film project in which teams of artists work with community groups to create short “moving postcards” of the area in which they live. The project was conceived and is artistically directed by Jo Parkes (MobileDance). Each project produces a collection of short dance films, each under one-minute long, which present the location through the eyes of the participants.