Jeca Rodríguez Colón, 2013 (and Invited Alumni Faculty 2015–16) Jeca Rodríguez Colón (she/her) is a Puerto Rican multi-disciplinary artist and a scholar living in New… Read More »Jeca Rodríguez-Colón, 2013 (and Guest Faculty 2015–16)
Janine Renee Cunningham, 2018 Brooklyn based organizer and theater-maker, Janine Renee Cunningham has presented work at the Prelude Festival and On the Boards, among others.… Read More »Janine Renee Cunningham, 2018
Isadora Frost, 2019 Isadora Frost (Brasil, 1985) graduated from PUC São Paulo in 2009 with a degree in Performance Art and Dance. In 2014, Frost… Read More »Isadora Frost, 2019
Grace Taylor Rae, 2019 Grace Taylor Rae is an artist who works in movement, language and form. She graduated from Williams College with a BA… Read More »Grace Taylor Rae, 2019
Giseli Vasconcelos, 2013 Giseli is a cultural worker and interdisciplinary artist from Brazil based in US. She has been organizing festivals, workshops, exhibitions and publications… Read More »Giseli Vasconcelos, 2013
David Sierra, 2017 David Sierra is an artist, scholar, and writer practicing and researching performance and production in many contexts. Sierra reads and writes about… Read More »David Sierra, 2017
Gethsemane Herron-Coward, 2016 Gethsemane Herron-Coward is a poet/playwright from Washington, D.C. She has developed work with JAG Productions, The Hearth, Magic Time@Judson, and Playwright’s Playground… Read More »Gethsemane Herron-Coward, 2016
Gabriela Espinosa, 2015 Gabriela es creadora interdisciplinaria e intérprete de las artes escénicas, y ejerce como artista educadora y gestora cultural en Chile y Latinoamérica.… Read More »Gabriela Espinosa, 2015
Frantz Jerome, 2008 An inaugural EMERGENYC cohort (2008) and 2050 Legacy ensemble member, Frantz Jerome collaborated with The Hemispheric Institute and participated in two Encuentros… Read More »Frantz Jerome, 2008
Francheska Alcántara, 2016 Francheska is a multidisciplinary artist hailing from The Bronx who looks at domestic life and signifiers of Caribbean culture and the diaspora… Read More »Francheska Alcántara, 2016