Studio Stories: Reminiscing on Twin Cities Dance with Jennifer Glaws - Season 16, Episode 173

Jennifer Glaws is an artist who makes body-based work, who
believes in elevating a deep-rooted felt experience for the
audience, performer, and participant with the presentation of her
work. She probes the physical psychology of SPACE and EFFORT,
scrutinizing these elemental contemporary dance themes to
recognize human and humane connection, time, push the proscenium,
and inspire inquiry. Jennifer works as a choreographer,
contemporary performance artist, educator, producer, and curator,
serving as Artistic/Executive Director for Jagged Moves, Curator
for RADFest Kalamazoo, MI, and Assistant Professor of Dance at
Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction. She specializes in the
creation of multi-disciplinary danceworks and cross-disciplinary
collaboration, and has been recognized nationally with
commissions, residencies, and invitations for her work by Red Eye
Theater (MN), Southern Theater (MN), Gustavus Adolphus College
(MN), Hamline University (MN), DanceBARN (MN), Harvest Chicago
Contemporary Dance Festival, Peck School of the Arts - University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association,
Sans Limites Dance (NY), RADfest (MI), Cohesion Dance Project
(MT), The Generating Room: Cowles Center (MN).