Shape Shift: The Art of Coming Undone

Ever feel like you're coming undone—in a good way? In connection with the exhibition unbecoming, this three-part studio series invites us to explore transformation through artistic practice. Drawing on the creative habits and studio mindsets of artists, Shape Shift offers a space to unravel and reimagine who we are, and who we might yet become. Each session starts with close looking and conversation in the galleries, followed by a hands-on workshop featuring movement, writing, or visual art.

In this session of Shape Shift, we’ll explore creative movement with Kellyn Uhl, a dance/movement therapist and founder of Mid-Michigan Dance Movement Therapy. Kellyn’s practice invites embodied reflection and supports personal transformation through movement. Wear comfy clothes—and a ready-to-move attitude!

No previous art experience is necessary. All you need is a willingness to explore, reflect, and reimagine.

We’d love to see you at this event! Register for free.

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On view Jun. 7–Dec. 14, 2025, unbecoming is a survey of paintings and sculptures by Diana Al-Hadid that questions how constructions of femininity take form over time.

Image Credit: unbecoming installation view at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, 2025. Photography by Charlie Rubin. Courtesy of Kasmin Gallery