KYL/D’s InHale/Exhale Performance Series

Call for Submissions for Live Solo and Duet Performances

Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers invites performance artists of all genres- dance,
music, spoken word to submit solo and duet works for KYL/D’s InHale/Exhale
Performance Series taking place Live on WEDNESDAY, August 25th and
THURSDAY, August 26th at 7:30pm. Applications are due July 16th.

KYL/D’s InHale Performance Series offers a supportive environment that
fosters creative exchange of ideas, cultivates community, and provides
opportunities for members of the public to experience a wide spectrum of
dance and artistic disciplines.

To date, KYL/D has presented over 1000 movement artists from PA and beyond
including from DC, NY, VA, MD, MA, CT, IL, NC, and MI. The shows fill to
capacity!

Complete an application here: http://www.kyld.org/inhale/

The application process includes a work sample, artist description and $10
application fee. We have reduced our usual fee of $20 by half with the
mission of supporting all of the artists who are pushing forward during
these most trying times, while still covering our basic production costs.
If this fee creates a barrier for you, please contact Inhale Performance
Series Curator, Evalina Carbonell: evalina@kyld.org to request a waived
fee. Artists/Organizations should submit pieces of 10 minutes or less.
Longer pieces will be considered, but short pieces are prioritized to
present a greater number of artists. We strongly encourage applications
from BIPOC artists and communities.  Artists will be notified of their
acceptance status one month before the performance.

For more information

visit: http://www.kyld.org/inhale/

Email: evalina@kyld.org

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“In a city like Philadelphia where even the established companies find
themselves vying for the same audiences, it’s easy for emerging artists to
get overlooked. Fortunately, the quarterly InHale Performance Series,
hosted by Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers at the CHI Movement Arts Center, gives
up-and-coming choreographers a much needed and well deserved chance to
strut their stuff.” ~The Dance Journal