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Aarron Ricks

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$ 2000 for 12 hours STRAIGHT!

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Aarron Ricks is a break out movement artist who uses beautiful and thought provoking movements to create organic storytelling experiences.

Drawing inspiration from their personal history and work as an art model, their work transcends genres, mediums and technologies.

Aarron started their movement and performative journey in 2016 with Monica Mirabile and Sarah Kinlaw’s “Authority Figure” in part of Otion Front Studio.

Their event and curation goal is to raise awareness for marginalized communities and create a space where questions and thought can flourish and everyone is free to be themselves

 

 

Magdalyn Segale

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Magdalyn Segale is a dancer and multi-media performance choreographer. She is a graduate of The Juilliard School (Bachelor of Fine Arts, 2014). Maggie has directed for the Center for Innovation in the Arts and Judson Memorial Church. She works for Cally Spooner, for whose projects she has performed, taught and collaborated internationally. Maggie is a teaching artist at Nord Anglia International Schools and is also a member of Helen Simoneau Danse and The Bang Group, both based in NYC.

 

 

Danise “DeeDee” Prescott

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DeeDee is an Afro-Latina street style/ contemporary/ disco dancer and performance artist based in Brooklyn. Using dance as a therapeutic tool to combat trauma and heal through spiritual transcendence, she gets lost in music. DeeDee’s newest work explores the cathartic properties of cannabis in combination with film, dance and identity.

Jennifer Rose

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Jennifer Rose is a performer, teacher and choreographer from New York City. She is a member of Shen Wei Dance Arts and has been touring around the world performing at notable venues such as Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Festival du Cannes and The Olympic Theatre in Beijing. She holds a BFA in Dance from Temple University, where she received the award for Best Performer in her class, as well as training from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre in 2006. She joined Kun- Yang Lin/ Dancers and toured nationally and internationally for six wonderful years. She apprenticed with Bill T Jones and Stephen Petronio and has had the wonderful opportunities to perform with Manuel Vignoulle M/Moves, Stephanie Batten-Bland, Bill Young, Erick Montes, Keith Thompson’s Dance Tactics, the Merce Cunningham Trust and collaborates with Olive Prince Dance.

She received artist residencies at Bali Purnati and Bumi Purnati in Indonesia in 2016 and 2017. She has presented her work at the US Cultural Embassy in Jakarta, the Cultural Consulate of Andalusia, Spain and Centro de Los Artes de San Agustine in Oaxaca, Mexico in 2018 as artist in residence and continues to conduct master classes and choreograph in various cities around the world.

Jennifer’s choreography and productions are a conduit of social and cultural transformation for global voices to be heard and understood.

 

María Sprowls

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María Sprowls is a Mexican New York-based photographer. She falls easily in love with dogs on the street, chases sunsets on rooftops and window reflections on the pavement, has worked at the Museum of Modern Art, the International Center of Photography, with seminal performance and visual artists, and consistently pursues photo projects that revolve around women and their personal narratives concerning love and desire.

María likes listening to Mexican trios, to grand examples of la chanson française, and most recently is obsessed with Spanish singer Rosalía. Her dance moves are naive and flirtatious. Think: Brigitte Bardot meets México.

 

 

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