make me a monster
[including full of grace...blessed fruit & maythesebodiesbareknownothingofthisvacancy]
a duet & solo
choreographed and performed by Jasmine Hearn and Stanley Gambucci
premiered at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church and BAAD!
made while an OPEN CALL 2016 artist in residence. A program by BAAD! and Pepatian South Bronx
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MEMORY KEEP(H)ER
a series of 7 dance shorts
a collaboration with videographer Paul Kruse
funded by the Houston Arts Alliance
*
black mermaid
a series of short films
an ongoing collaboration with visual artist and activist Jennifer Meridian
funded by The Pittsburgh Foundation
*
favoring consent
a duet
concept by Jasmine Hearn
choreographed and performed by Anna Thompson Jasmine Hearn
premiered at PointBreeze Way September 2014
A duet exploration using dance, song, and sound in effort to give consent to our pleasure
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relax(h)er
[including WASH, DRY, AND SET]
a dance short series
concept and choreography by jasmine hearn
documentation and editing by paul kruse
videos are currently to view on Youtube
*
mama, am I clean yet?
choreographed Jasmine Hearn and Taylor Knight
performed by Anqwenique Wingfield, Taylor Knight, & Jasmine Hearn
with guest artists Veronica Jones & jhon r. stronks
premiered at the PearlArts Studios February 2014
Developed while an artist in residence at the PEARLARTS STUDIOS
more about the piece:
this work is a memory wash of herstory with a disregard to close detail and a concentration to the overall landscape of feeling, color, and light.
the work is inspired by the ritual of presenting young girls in white to their communities. Looking at specific societal happenings, i.e. debutante balls, and religious organizations traditions of my past experience, I am creating a dance work that will tell a story of a girl-lady and how she learns what it means to be clean, spiritually and physically.
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B.L.K. Gurls ~n~ W.H.T. Boiz: Singin’ ‘bout Gawd!
a duet
choreography and concept by jhon r. stronks and Jasmine Hearn
premiered in at BARN in Houston, TX 2013
an evening of solo and duet performances by choreographers Jasmine Hearn and jhon r. stronks. B.L.K.~n~W.H.T. is a ritual for spiritual reconciliation. a guided meditation through the fluidity of gender and race revealing the community of acceptance shared between these two artists.
Review by The Houston Press: http://blogs.houstonpress.com/artattack/2013/06/the_black_and_white_and_in_bet.php
[including full of grace...blessed fruit & maythesebodiesbareknownothingofthisvacancy]
a duet & solo
choreographed and performed by Jasmine Hearn and Stanley Gambucci
premiered at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church and BAAD!
made while an OPEN CALL 2016 artist in residence. A program by BAAD! and Pepatian South Bronx
*
MEMORY KEEP(H)ER
a series of 7 dance shorts
a collaboration with videographer Paul Kruse
funded by the Houston Arts Alliance
*
black mermaid
a series of short films
an ongoing collaboration with visual artist and activist Jennifer Meridian
funded by The Pittsburgh Foundation
*
favoring consent
a duet
concept by Jasmine Hearn
choreographed and performed by Anna Thompson Jasmine Hearn
premiered at PointBreeze Way September 2014
A duet exploration using dance, song, and sound in effort to give consent to our pleasure
*
relax(h)er
[including WASH, DRY, AND SET]
a dance short series
concept and choreography by jasmine hearn
documentation and editing by paul kruse
videos are currently to view on Youtube
*
mama, am I clean yet?
choreographed Jasmine Hearn and Taylor Knight
performed by Anqwenique Wingfield, Taylor Knight, & Jasmine Hearn
with guest artists Veronica Jones & jhon r. stronks
premiered at the PearlArts Studios February 2014
Developed while an artist in residence at the PEARLARTS STUDIOS
more about the piece:
this work is a memory wash of herstory with a disregard to close detail and a concentration to the overall landscape of feeling, color, and light.
the work is inspired by the ritual of presenting young girls in white to their communities. Looking at specific societal happenings, i.e. debutante balls, and religious organizations traditions of my past experience, I am creating a dance work that will tell a story of a girl-lady and how she learns what it means to be clean, spiritually and physically.
*
B.L.K. Gurls ~n~ W.H.T. Boiz: Singin’ ‘bout Gawd!
a duet
choreography and concept by jhon r. stronks and Jasmine Hearn
premiered in at BARN in Houston, TX 2013
an evening of solo and duet performances by choreographers Jasmine Hearn and jhon r. stronks. B.L.K.~n~W.H.T. is a ritual for spiritual reconciliation. a guided meditation through the fluidity of gender and race revealing the community of acceptance shared between these two artists.
Review by The Houston Press: http://blogs.houstonpress.com/artattack/2013/06/the_black_and_white_and_in_bet.php