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One of the most beautiful Director I ever work with. Her spirit is endearing The Goddess Queen Joanna Haigood has been creating work that uses natural, architectural and cultural environments as points of departure for movement exploration and narrative since 1979. Her stages have included grain terminals, a clock tower, the pope’s palace, military forts, and a mile of urban neighborhood streets in the South Bronx. Her work has been commissioned by many arts institutions, including Dancing in the Streets, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Walker Arts Center, the Exploratorium Museum, the National Black Arts Festival, and Festival d'Avignon. She has also been honored with the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Cal/Alpert Award in Dance, the US Artist Fellowship, and a New York Bessie Award. Most recently, Haigood was a recipient of the esteemed Doris Duke Performing Artist Award. Joanna has had the privilege to mentor many extraordinary young artists internationally at the National École des Arts du Cirque in France, the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in England, Spelman College, the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford University, the San Francisco Circus Center and at Zaccho Studio. She here in the Bay Area - #blackhistorymonth with #joannahaigood of @zacchosf #antoinehunter https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt-Zc4fhu88nNS-0lpKlYpZitaUj4s7ge58ktk0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jjkyvb8fa14w

#Repost @dancemagazine (@get_repost) ・・・ @thegreatdancerah tells us why he loves to dance 🗣and his journey as a deaf dance artist 👏🏾👏🏾 @thegreatdancerah say thank you @dancemagazine for sharing my story. We hope everyone can come to the show! #urbanjazzdancecompany #bayareainternationalDeafDanceFestival #baiddf2017 these dance were also perform at @sfedf - we hope to be big as them because together we can change the world #antoinehunter