Friday, May 5, 2017

FIRST FRIDAYS! FEATURING BXMA CO-LAB DANCE RESIDENT JASMINE HEARN AND VISUAL ARTIST KAMEELAH RASHEED

Dancer Jasmine Hearn


FIRST FRIDAYS! FEATURING BXMA CO-LAB DANCE RESIDENT JASMINE HEARN AND VISUAL ARTIST KAMEELAH RASHEED

Co-Lab is an interdisciplinary residency program intended to deepen local exposure to dance, celebrate the borough’s rich legacy with choreography, and foster connections to up-and-coming Bronx talent. The first BxMA Co-Lab dance resident Jasmine Hearn and visual artist Kameelah Rasheed will showcase their collaborative project from this inaugural six-month residency.

 

Free tours of the galleries from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Children’s activity table from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Free admission and cash bar

 

ABOUT THE ARTISTS 

Jasmine Hearn has traveled throughout the United States honing her craft via collaborations with dance companies, choreographers, and other artists.  Through physical movement, Hearn will draw from her experiences as a self-identified black queer artist to cultivate an aesthetic environment to experience vulnerability.
 

Visual artist Kameelah Janan Rasheed has been featured in number of solo exhibitions, including the first all-female collaborative gallery in the nation, A.I.R., as well as MoCADA, VOLTA, and 21ST Projects: Critical Practices, Inc. Her work explores the implications of language and political narration within text-based installations, large-scale public text pieces, sound projects, and discursive programming.

 

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A photo of dancers lifting another up in the air in a studio of a Summer MELT workshop. There is a standing lamp off to one corner as the lifted dancer reaches up in the air. Photo by Rachel Keane.

 

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