Dance (BFA): Related Content
Netta Yerushalmy is a New York–based choreographer whose interdisciplinary work explores perception and meaning. She’s received major fellowships and presents internationally at leading venues and institutions.
Jesse Zaritt is a choreographer, performer, and educator whose work activates drawing as dancing—an embodied, visual practice linked to dreaming and drafting futures.
Montay Alejandro Romero is a Los Angeles based interdisciplinary artist. For more than a decade, his personal movement research has focused on the intersection between Vogue and contemporary forms.
Michael Sheridan is a Philadelphia-based artist, activist, and educator.
Kayla Farrish is a Black American Director merging dance-theater, filmmaking, narrative, and sound score. She captures ranging identity, the mythical dualities of history and present survival, and powerful dreaming lending to liberation.
Sara Procopio is a Brooklyn-based dance artist, educator, and arts manager.
Song Aziza Tucker (she/her) is a project based movement and writing artist whose works have spiraled out of her love for Black femmes, music, and poetry.
Atlanta-based choreographer and filmmaker, Danielle Swatzie creates bold, socially conscious movement works rooted in Black identity, bridging stage and screen through immersive, thought-provoking experiences that challenge perception and deepen collective awareness.
Gary W. Jeter II has a method of moving and sharing that is influenced and inspired by many years of dancing in diverse and extended ways and working with a plethora of inspiring artists. A merge of everything he has found beneficial and enjoys, translated through his specific lens.