Alzaruba
Alzaruba is an internationally recognized, award winning visual and performing artist based in Baltimore, MD. His work, like his life, reflects a complex of multicultural influences, social and spiritual issues and our relationship to the environment, manifested through a series of large-scale public installations, as well as in sculpture, painting performance, video, printmaking and photograp...more
Fork + Canvas
Fork + Canvas is a DC arts and food blog started by just another worker in this city with idealistic hopes to make this world a better place. It’s easy to forget sometimes that DC is more than politics and politicos. To help keep some perspective, I started Fork + Canvas to document my arts and gastronomical adventures. While I have some knowledge of art (graduated with highest honors in art his...more
Illegal DC Graffiti
Armed with a pair of All-Star shoes, a pocket camera and a netbook, Illegal DC Graffiti treats the city as his own personal scavenger hunt, searching high and low, above and below for all of the DMV's illegal graffiti. Follow him on Tumblr: http://illegal-dc-graffiti.tumblr.com/, Add him as a contact on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/people/illegal-dc-graffiti/ , or follow him on Twitter: @...more
Pleatherette
Pleatherette
Pleatherette provides creative style and fashion consulting services, from basic styling and editorial needs to fully–integrated, style-based marketing campaigns and experiential fashion projects. We started out as the Birds of a Pleather blog in 2010. What was at first a month-long fashion editorial project morphed into a broader discussion of style and its place in Washington, DC. In 2011, pe...more
ReadysetDC
The creative current running through Washington, DC is palpable. There is a cultural renaissance taking place in our city. A window of opportunity for urban design, art, music, fashion, photography, dining and everything in between. ReadysetDC will discover this movement. ReadysetDC will interview, blog about, document, photograph and capture this movement. We do this for the LOVE of DC, for th...more
Lisa Ager
Pink Line Project
Lisa is working on her M.A. in the Arts Management program at American University and is the Patron Services Coordinator at the Katzen Arts Center. Born and raised in the D.C. metro area, she has long been interested in everything arts and culture. Lisa received her B.A. in Art History and Archaeology from the University of Maryland and has been working in performance art venues since she was a ...more
John Anderson
John James Anderson is an interdisciplinary artist living in Washington. He has taught as an adjunct faculty member at American University, The George Washington University, George Mason University, The Corcoran College of Art and Design and Prince George's Community College. His work has received several grants from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
Eames Armstrong
Eames Armstrong is a DC-based interdisciplinary artist, curator, and founder of Aether Art Projects. She programs Soapbox, a performance art series at Hillyer Art Space, and runs dcperformanceart.tumblr.com. Eames received her BFA from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and currently works out of the 52 O Street Artist Studios.
Lauren Basler
Lauren is a student at GW with a love for art, music, culture and maps. After stumbling upon The Pink Line Project, Lauren was inspired to get involved with her passions. She is thrilled to help The Pink Line Project catalyze the culturally curious and hopes to be a part of DC’s artistic revitalization. In addition to working for The Pink Line Project, Lauren is involved with All Things Go, a DC...more
Holly Bass
Holly Bass is a writer and performer. Her work has been presented at respected regional theaters and performance spaces such as the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian, the Whitney Museum and the Experience Music Project. She studied modern dance (under Viola Farber) and creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College before earning a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia University. She curated the NYC H...more
Ally Behnke
Ally Behnke is a Washington, DC resident with lots of DC pride. When she is not focusing her grass roots career that merges real estate, art, and community she can be found attending cultural events. She lives to inspire and be inspired by those who amplify the more interesting and beautiful aspects of life and urban culture.
Ellen Berlow
Freelance writer on art and travel features. Most recent magazine article on sculptor Anne Truitt's exhibit at the Hirshhorn. Active supporter of the Corcoran Gallery and Phillips. Collector of DC artists' work since the 60's.
David Bonck
David does talent development. He lives in Dupont Circle.
Dan Brady
Barrelhouse
Dan Brady is the poetry editor of Barrelhouse. His own poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Big Lucks, BlazeVox, Circumference, Dark Sky Magazine, Gargoyle, IsReads, and Specs, among others.
Reuben Breslar
Reuben Breslar is a conceptual artist based in Virginia. His work addresses the transformational powers of art attached to memory, time, and experience. Recent projects include a year-long documentation of private sentiment recorded on copy paper and housed in seven 3” binders and social intervention projects that take place in the form of Happenings. Reuben’s portfolio includes painting, i...more
Jon Caldwell
Jon Caldwell is a first year Doctor of Musical Arts student in Wind Conducting at the University of Michigan. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Performance from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a Master of Music in Instrumental Conducting from the University of Maryland-College Park. Jon was ...more
Jackie Cantwell
Curating for a Cause
Born: December 11, 1986 Cantwell is a graduate from the Painting and Printmaking department at Virginia Commonwealth University. By blood she is a painter, but she explores several mediums including screen-printing and digital photography. She spent the last year working as the Art Director for the local non-profit Dreams for Kids planning arts fundraising events for them. She parlayed that...more
Katlin Chadwick
Katlin is intent on combining her passion for the arts, her passion for writing, and her background in journalism. Originally from Virginia, she received her BA from the University of Virginia, where she studied English and studio art. She then continued on to the University of Missouri for her MA in print journalism (with a magazine writing focus specifically). She moved to DC last January where ...more
Tim Cone
Tim Cone grew up in New York City and now lives in Washington, D.C.. At a young age he accompanied his mother, an art critic, on visits to New York City’s contemporary art galleries. These visits sparked an interest, and he bought his first works of contemporary art as soon he could afford to – within a year of graduating from law school. He has continued collecting ever since. "Once, a wel...more
Brian Corrigan
Design-Thinkers, Inc.
Brian Corrigan is a design thinker, educator, strategist and all around fun fellow. He is the chief creative officer and founding member of Design-Thinkers, Inc. He loves typography, contemporary architecture, cool furniture, and big ideas.
Brian Corrigan
I believe in a future powered by the People's imagination. My work has been featured in PSFK, Cool Hunting, Dwell, Springwise and The Huffington Post.
Marcus Dowling
A native Washingtonian with a perpetually voracious appetite for music and popular culture, Marcus Dowling is one of Washington, DC's rising freelance journalists. Sitting comfortably at the confluence of the underground and mainstream, Marcus uses an evocative writing style to advocate for spotlight worthy ideas and sounds. With a present schedule that includes regular freelancing for his own ...more
Barbara Esstman
Barbara Esstman is the co-editor of A MORE PERFECT UNION (St. Martin’s) and the author of THE OTHER ANNA and NIGHT RIDE HOME, both published by Harcourt Brace, HarperCollins and numerous foreign presses. The novels were adapted for TV film by Hallmark Productions, and her short stories have been recognized by the Pushcarts and REDBOOK, among others. She teaches at The Writer's Center in Bethes...more
Justin Fair
Soulstrong Arts Blog
Justin Fair is an active visual and performing artist in the DC area. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland –College Park with a double-degree in theatre and studio art. Justin was last seen performing as Lorenzo in African-American Collective Theatre’s Damage Control written by Alan Sharpe at Warehouse Theatre last Spring, and was honored to reprise the role this August. Last Spring,...more
Beth Farnstrom
Beth graduated from Brown University with a BA in Art History and has been painting in oils, working internationally in editorial photography, drawing people's faces on the subway, and generally grubbing about in a variety of mediums (so to speak!) since graduation day. She has written and edited for a disorientingly wide variety of news, culture, and trade publications while maintaining a staunch...more
Joe Flood
Joe Flood is a writer and photographer from Washington, DC. Actively involved in the local film scene, he won the Film DC Screenplay Competition in 2006 and recently completed his first novel, Murder in Ocean Hall. He has his own blog at http://joeflood.com, where he writes about creativity and technology.
Haley Fults
DC continues to surprise me in new and exciting ways. Through organizations like the Pink Line Project, I get turned on to new performers and cultural centers in the city. There there is always the odd surprise I hear about through friends, new friends, or new friends on the Metro. Stay tuned for more surprises!
Raffaella Giampaolo
Originally from Philadelphia, PA Raffaella has been living in DC for three years as an undergrad at George Washington University studying Fine Arts. She has interned in New York City the past two summers for W Magazine's photo department and Seventeen Magazine's bookings department. Raffaella step foot into DC's art community in 2010 when interning for Worn Magazine, a DC-born publication intended...more
Rachel Gorman
Rachel Gorman is a DC-area native that moved back to her home turf after graduating from The College of William and Mary three years ago. An avid art enthusiast, Rachel works in Communications at the Committee for Economic Development by day, and soaks up all the art she can find by night.
Lauren Green
Lauren Green is a local DC dance blogger and freelance writer. She has written articles for Dance Studio Life, Dance Teacher ,and The Buffalo Spree magazines. She has also written dance reviews for the Buffalo News. Now emerging in the blog world, Lauren is developing her following in the DC dance scene. She hopes to spread the word about great local dance events, performances, reviews, and ed...more
Tara Heuser
Tara Heuser was an art history major at the University of Virginia and used to manage an art and framing gallery in Old Town Alexandria. She currently works for an association and lives in Washington, DC.
Sarah Heydemann
Sarah David Heydemann is a community organizer, writer + producer in Washington DC. She has worked with both labor unions + community organizations in DC. She has written and performed poetry + spoken word in front of audiences large and small in NYC + DC. Her production credits include events of every type including but not limited to urban art showcases + concerts, charity fundraisers, academic ...more
Sam Hiersteiner
Sam’s Good Meats is on a quest to find the elusive balance between a love of a meat and cholesterol-induced spontaneous combustion. Butchering his way from farm to table. Curing and smoking his way through Charcutepalooza. Articulating his way through humane husbandry and slow food philosophy. Eating his way through anything that gets too near his mouth, particularly in DC. Twitter @SamsGoodMeat...more
Philippa P.B. Hughes
The Pink Line Project
Philippa is a creative catalyst for the culturally curious.
Phil Hutinet
East City Art
Phil Hutinet is the Editor-in-Chief of East City Art. Hutinet began East City Art in 2010 to document and promote the growing contemporary art movement in the eastern communities of Washington, DC. A DC Native, Hutinet holds undergraduate degrees in History and Sociology from the University of Maryland, College Park and an MA in Social Sciences from the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Simone Jacobson
Born in Phoenix, Arizona and nurtured in Washington, DC, Simone Jacobson is a performer and independent curator of artistic talent, projects and programs. She is founding co-director of Sulu DC, a monthly showcase of Asian and Pacific Islander American performing artists in Washington, DC. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in French Language and Literature from the University of Maryland. Her writing h...more
Mercedes Jara
Mercedes is originally from Northern Virginia where she studied Visual Communication, Journalism and Graphic Arts at Marymount University in Arlington. As a full time staff writer for her student newspaper, her love of writing and photojournalism brought her to the Pink Line Project. She recently completed a successful internship with the DC Film Alliance where her passion for film and screenwriti...more
Kelsey King
Kelsey recently graduated from the George Washington University with a B.A. in Art History. Currently splitting her time between the Pink Line Project, the Karabakh Foundation and Project Day Eight, she has taken to calling herself "intern extraordinaire."
Kristin Korolowicz
Kristin Korolowicz is an independent curator and writer. She holds an MA in Curatorial Practice from California College of the Arts, and a BA in Art History from George Mason University. In 2009 she worked with Mark Dion and the Oakland Museum of California on research and preparations for the exhibition: "The Marvelous Museum: A Project by Mark Dion." Prior to relocating to the West Coast, she wa...more
Franny Kupersmith
The Pink Line Project
Anne L'Ecuyer
Anne L’Ecuyer is a writer and a consultant who stays closely connected to an international network of city leaders, cultural professionals, and individual artists. She is an expert in creative industries and cultural tourism, as well as the contributions of the arts toward educational, social, and environmental goals in communities throughout the United States. Anne previously served as Associa...more
Hannah Lardent
Hannah Lardent is a graduate of The George Washington University with a B.A. in Art History, magna cum laude. Hannah was born in Monterrey, California but spent her formative years living in Las Vegas, Nevada. She has been involved in the arts from a young age earning National recognition for her work in ceramics such as Gold Key and Silver Portfolio awards for the National Scholastic Art & Writin...more
Jacqueline Levine
Jacqueline Levine was born on August 30th, 1981 in Houston, TX to a Texan father and Lebanese mother. She started painting at 14. At 17 she was painting murals in the underground tunnels of downtown Houston. She graduated with an undergraduate degree from American University in 2004 and an MFA from George Washington University in 2010. Levine is deeply interested in creating an emotional and s...more
Liz Maestri
Liz’s writing has appeared in New York Moves magazine, The Brooklyn Rail, and her theatre blog, The Valley of the Shadow of Arts Death. Her plays include OWL MOON, SOMERSAULTING, TINDERBOX and FALLBEIL, and she has worked extensively with DC-based Taffety Punk Theatre Company and The Anthropologists in NYC. www.lizmaestri.com
Michael Maizels
A PhD Candidate in the History of Art at the University of Virginia, Mike's research focuses on the emergence of postmodernity in the art and thought of the late 1960s and early 1970s. His other academic interests include the histories of science and subjectivity, as well as critical theory. He also enjoys running, yoga and photography. More of Mike's critical and curatorial projects are availabl...more
Isabel Manalo
The Studio Visit
Isabel Manalo grew up in Madison, WI after living in the Philippines, her country of origin, for three years. Her work is exhibited and collected nationally and internationally as well as throughout the Washington DC area. She received an MFA in Painting from Yale University a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BA from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She currently is a...more
Morgan Markey
Originally from Boston, MA I have been living in dc for four years as an undergrad at George Washington university studying art history. I have interned at local galleries and auction houses in the dc and Boston areas. I have always been interested in art and have taken art classes such as product design, painting and sculpture. Currently I am a student as well as an intern for Pink Line Project.
Allison Marvin
Sightline
Allison Marvin is founder of the art consulting firm Sightline, started in 2004. She enjoys a strong, national network of top-notch artists, galleries and art spaces. Allison is based in Washington, D.C. and travels regularly to New York City, Miami, L.A., and other cities to take in major art shows, fairs and private collections. Allison organizes art events, such as open houses, meet-the-ar...more
Sarah Massey
Massey Media
Sarah Massey is a public relations expert who specializes in shifting the mass media conversation to include human rights, the arts, and socially responsible businesses. Sarah founded Massey Media in 2005 to build the progressive movement with creative and strategic communications. Over the last four years, Massey Media’s work has grown to include arts and business representation. Before laun...more
Kate Mattingly
Kate Mattingly teaches Dance History, Understanding the Dance and Pilates at George Washington University and George Mason University. From 2006 to 2009 she lived in Austria and was the dramaturge for SommerSzene, an international festival of contemporary performance in Salzburg. Prior to moving to Europe, she spent ten years writing about dance and artists for The New York Times, The Village Voic...more
Leslie Maxwell
Leslie is pursuing an MFA in creative nonfiction writing at George Mason University. She wears a lot of yellow, drinks good coffee, and sings along to the radio. Leslie is originally from North Carolina and has worked in public relations and communications for the education industry, most recently at Duke University. She is also on a quest to find a really excellent vegetarian burrito in the D.C. ...more
Heather McCaw
Independent Artist
Heather McCaw is a painter currently working in Navarre, Florida. She has a degree in English literature from the Ohio State University and a master’s degree from the American University of Beirut, where she studied themes of gender, exile, and identity in contemporary Arab literature. She also studied art at the Columbus College of Art and Design and the Corcoran College of Art and Design. As...more
Jason McCool
Jason McCool comes from a long line of people who have been asked, “is that your real last name?” Originally from Brockton, MA, Jason holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music (jazz trumpet) and the University of Maryland (historical musicology). Now a part of the vibrant theater community of Washington, DC, Jason’s recent work includes OMG, part of the 2010-2011 Mead Theatre Lab Progra...more
Alison McQuown
Alison is currently an undergrad at the George Washington University, majoring in both Art History and French Language and Literature. Although she has always had an interest in art, she never pursued it seriously until moving to DC from Newton, MA, and was thrilled to find a flourishing art scene here. She recently began interning for Philippa Hughes for the Pink Line Project, and internship th...more
Jenny Mullins
As a native Texan married into a traditional Indian family, Jenny Sidhu Mullins creates dense and meticulous watercolors as well as fully interactive sculptures that explore notions of American appropriation and Eastern exotification. Mullins is currently on a Fulbright to India, researching the effects and manifestation of spiritual tourism. To truly understand some of the issues surround...more
Cecile Oreste
danceDC
Cecile Oreste is a public relations professional and performing arts enthusiast. A native of Massachusetts, she currently lives in the District where she enjoys learning about the local dance community. In addition to working as a media relations specialist, Cecile volunteers her social media, marketing and public relations skills to organizations such as Artomatic and Joy of Motion Dance Center. ...more
Josef Palermo
Josef is an arts activist utilizing his professional background in community organizing to cultivate and activate creative communities in the District of Columbia and surrounding metropolitan area.
Mark Parascandola
Mark Parascandola is a photographer and lives in the U Street neighborhood of Washington DC. His portfolio includes images of abandoned architecture and uninhabited landscapes from Spain, South America, and the southwestern US. His work has been featured at the Nevin Kelly gallery and other venues around Washington DC and in Spain. He is a member of the Mid City Artists and serves on the Executive...more
Marisa Plumb
Marisa Plumb is a writer, although she has intermittently tried on catchier titles, such as “digital artist”. Accordingly, she creates fictional worlds that employ both traditional text and other media. These worlds misappropriate contemporary concepts to generate temporary and/or sardonic utopias. When this doesn’t seem to be working, she focuses on constructing pleasing sentences. Maris...more
dog & pony dc
dog & pony dc
dog & pony dc is a developing ensemble of artists that takes what we know—traditional forms and classical texts and narratives—and shakes up, reorganizes, and turns them upside down to create innovative performances that are contemporary and visceral. Our productions are fanciful and practical, designed to hit the gut and heart, but stay in the mind and soul for days. Our approach engages art...more
Daniel Rosenstein
Danspix Event Photography
Daniel is a Northern Virginia based event photographer that specializes in shooting sports, entertainment and food.
Greg Roth
Greg Roth is a freelance communications professional who moonlights as host, director, and producer at ManontheStreetDC.com, a videoblog for the average person if there ever was one. His more “fun” credits include playing in the bands The Mean Ideas and Czars of Leisure, being pulled up on stage by Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze to play guitar, opening for the guy from Superdrag, stand-up comedy, i...more
Alessandra Schmidt
Zan is a Vassar student who has been happy to jump into DC's mix of creative art events and personas with the Pink Line Project. As a comparative religion and art history major, Zan is lover of all things innovative, adventurous, and creative. She especially enjoys eco-art, DIY events, and anything culinary.
Rachel Shapiro
I graduated in 2011 from Virginia Tech. I double majored in communications and art history, and minored in classics. Currently, I work two part time jobs: I am a museum assistant at the Phillips Collection and I am also a web coordinator for a magazine publishing company.
SM Shrake
SM SHRAKE founded Story League in 2010 with Cathy Alter. The troupe's most recent (sold-out) story show was "Powers That Be" on July 6, and the next story show is Thursday, August 11, at Artisphere: a collaboration with New York City's The Story Collider called "The Politics of Science." Shrake, “the hardest-working man in the story business,” has appeared in 7 cities in his first year and a h...more
Willona Sloan
Willona M. Sloan is a Washington, D.C.-based writer and editor. She has written articles for Publishers Weekly, The Washington Post, Northern Virgina magazine, DC magazine, and the University of Virginia magazine. She runs DC Scorpiongirl (http://dcscorpiongirl.wordpress.com), which focuses on local art, music and fashion while also celebrating artists of color around the world.
Brendan L. Smith
BRENDAN L. SMITH Brendan L. Smith is a freelance journalist who has worked for newspapers, magazines, and websites across the country. He covers the D.C. art scene for DC magazine and the Pink Line Project. Brendan also is a mixed-media artist who shows work on political and social themes in galleries and exhibitions in the D.C. area. His unconventional paintings and sculpture offe...more
Justin Smith
The Parley
Justin Jacoby Smith is the Interactive Director of The Parley. He blogs about design, new media, and other awesome things at Eyes Open. You can follow him on Twitter via @hoosteen.
Matthew Smith
Matthew Smith is a regular contributor to the New American Paintings blog and DCist. He is also a resident artist at the Arlington Arts Center and a member of the DCAC artist collective Sparkplug. He was born and raised in Lima, Peru, and lives and works in Washington, DC.
Amy Souza
SPARK
Amy Souza is a freelance writer and the founder of SPARK, a quarterly creativity event in which artists, writers, and musicians use each other's work to prompt new work of their own.
Isabelle Spicer
Délit d’initié
Isabelle Spicer is a French visual artist and writer. She has lived in 6 countries and speaks 5 languages. A former management consultant, she started painting in Russia and is now living in Washington, DC. She is working on a series of paintings about her neighborhood, the U Street corridor, documenting its fast-paced changes. Her artworks can be found in private collections in Russia, France, Ge...more
Gwydion Suilebhan
Gwydion Suilebhan, playwright, is the author of Buggy & Tyler, Reals, The Constellation, Cracked, The Faithkiller, Abstract Nude, Let X, The Treeehouse, and The Great Dismal. His plays have been commissioned, produced, workshopped, and read by the Ensemble Studio Theatre, Theater J, Source Theater Festival, Active Cultures, Rorschach Theatre, HotCity Theatre, Midtown International Theatre Festiva...more
Jennifer Tress
Jennifer Tress is the voice behind yourenotprettyenough.com. She recently completed her first memoir, a collection of hilarious and heartbreaking stories (the first chapter, "Sex Education" was recently published in the anthology "Tarnished: True Tales of Innocence Lost"), and is a popular local storyteller who performs many of the pieces from her book live on stage. She also writes commentary abo...more
Rafael Enrique Valero
Rafael Enrique Valero is a journalist from Washington DC. He's written for The Atlantic (online), National Journal, Mother Jones, and himself.
Jennifer Vinson
DC Setlist
We exist to discover and discuss all things MUSIC in DC and around the world! So get in the mix, join the conversation & help us build a community around the DC music scene.
Elizabeth Ward
Pink Line Project
Elizabeth is a graduate from the M.A. in Arts Management program at American University and a current employee at Americans for the Arts. Originally from Kansas, via Texas, Elizabeth has a background in the performing arts. She grew up with theatre, dance and music as her soul-enriching extra-curriculars, only to follow them more intently in college. She received her B.A. in Music and Communicatio...more
Brittany Watson
Brittany Watson grew up teething on the seaweed of Southern California while surrounded by a musician/artist family (minus a finance-minded father.) Her mom’s favorite quote was “a creative mess is better than tidy idleness” and so her childhood was spent creating art, music, and yes, lots of messes. Her dad thought she should study law while Mom thought she was better suited as an artist so...more
Gerald Watson
Art vs Commerce
A Creative Entrepreneur. Classic Album Cover Art Collector. AM Radio Tuner. Hip Hop Ambassador. Sneaker-Head. NO!SE MAKER. Consumer. Contributor. Graphic T-shirt Aficionado. Lifestyle Agent. CityLifer. Visit www.gmoney77.wordpress.com, www.mbilashaka.com/amradio, www.citylifecard.com for additional info.
Ellyn Weiss
Ellyn Weiss is a painter and printmaker, curator, blogger and teacher, with studios in Mt. Ranier, MD and Truro, MA. She is represented by the Nevin Kelly Gallery Gallery in Washington, DC, has had more than 20 solo show and has participated in numerous juried and group exhibitions. Her most recent solo show in the fall of 2009, was composed of paintings made entirely of tar. “Twelve Linear Feet...more
Shawn Westfall
Shawn Westfall is DC-based writer whose work has been published in newspapers, literary journals and magazines. He’s also been the exclusive teacher of improvisational comedy at the DC Improv for more than eight years, teaching classes in beginning improv, advanced short-form and long-form improv, as well as improv workshops focusing on character, long form, and non-traditional improv techniques...more
Boris Willis
Boris Willis Moves
Boris Willis is Chief Artistic Officer of Boris Willis Moves and an Assistant Professor of Dance and Computer Game Design at George Mason University. He has performed with Liz Lerman/Dance Exchange, Streb, Jacob’s Pillow’s Men Dancers, Theater of the First Amendment. Edgeworks Dance Theater, City Dance Ensemble and several other DC based companies and choreographers. His video work has been ha...more
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