Dance (MFA Low-Residency): Related Content
VK Preston is a multidisciplinary artist-scholar whose work bridges dance, history, and performance to explore community, queerness, and embodied archives.
Niall Jones is a NYC based artist working within a constellation of curiosities, obsessions, and practices that move across dance, performance, sound, text, photography and video.
Kameelah Rasheed (رشيد جنان كاميال) is a language-based conceptual artist and educator whose expansive practice explores the life cycles of Black knowledge through text, archives, ritual, and spiritual inquiry.
Thomas DeFrantz is a visionary artist-scholar who directs SLIPPAGE: Performance|Culture|Technology, a Chicago-based collective creating provocative work at the intersection of race, gender, and emerging technology in live performance.
Ishmael Houston-Jones is a choreographer, performer, author, and curator whose work has reshaped contemporary performance through radical experimentation, collaboration, and advocacy.
Ben Pranger is an interdisciplinary artist and educator whose work explores emergent systems, liminal spaces and invented worlds.
Donna Faye Burchfield is the Director of the BFA & Low-Residency MFA in Dance at Bennington College.
jaamil olawale kosoko '05, is a transdisciplinary artist, poet, and educator whose work spans performance, video, sculpture, and ritual to explore Black queer embodiment, cultural memory, and collective healing.
Chang Yuchen works in an interdisciplinary manner - writing as weaving, drawing as translation, teaching as hospitality, commerce as social experiment (see Use Value) and publishing as a dandelion spreading its seeds.
Paul Matteson MFA '07 is a BESSIE Award performer and former member of the internationally touring Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company.
Gee Wesley is an arts organizer whose work explores how the aesthetic and cultural practices of Black diasporas inspire liberatory ways of redefining knowledge, transforming value, and restoring the past.
Emily Wexler is a Bessie-nominated choreographer and dancer whose work explores the existential capacities of dance and performance through a collective exploration of memory and time. She works collaboratively in her work with dancers, students, artists, and senior citizens.