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Current Work
I'm currently photographing Burlesque. Burlesque is a celebration of the beauty of the human experience. It is glamorous, witty, sexual, kinetic, coy, communicative, and heartbreaking. Burlesque is classically defined as a type of theatrical entertainment characterized by mocking and ludicrous humor and slapstick presentation and often incorporating striptease. In Los Angeles a Neo-Burlesque movement is evolving and popularizing this once low-brow form of entertainment by going back to its roots, where the performance is concentrated on the “tease” rather than the “strip.” New acts with cultural and political satire have a focused attention on choreography and costumes and set apart modern dancers as true performance artists. |
Short Bio
I have produced work in all forms of visual media, including photography, film, theater, web design, and graphic design. I currently work as a film editor and color grader at a post-production boutique in Los Angeles. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Media Arts and Design from James Madison University and a Master of Fine Arts in Film and Electronic Media from American University.
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Honors
Columbia Scholastic Press Association, The Henniger Collaborative Arts Award |
Artist Location
Los Angeles, CA
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Type of artist
Editor, Designer(graphic), Other
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General Themes
Body Image/Body Size, Feminism/Gender Issues, Sexuality, Race/Ethnicity/Cultural Identity, Art Forms/Art Criticism |
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