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Young Artist Residency Program 2017

See also the Young Artist Residents
from 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2019.
Back row: Owen Prum, Chaesong Kim, and Marc Ferraro;
Front row: Mario Hernández, Angela Cole, and Ellen Oliver
Bearnstows Young Artist Residency Program is a summer-long intensive of excellent dance and dance instruction. The program includes full participation in all workshop classes (8 week-long workshops, 25 hours weekly), instruction and mentoring by an international staff of professional dancers and choreographers, participation in weekly informal performances, and a presentation of their own work (choreographed in the summer workshops) in a formal concert at the end. As they take each workshop with fellow undergraduate and graduate students, many of whom are already accomplished dancers, the Artist Residents gain invaluable insight into the aesthetic of each instructor. They create dances together out of that experience and gradually evolve into a close-knit company of dancers by the end of the summer. The product of their summer-long creative work culminates in a formally mounted concert in the final week of the season.
In return, the residents assist in food preparation and camp facility maintenance throughout the summer, which gives Bearnstow a cadre of capable assistants who can put their hand to anything. They are indeed the staff that keeps the camp running. In addition to these duties, our young artist residents have choreographed their own works, designed programs and promotional material, conducted research, devised exotic recipes and served incredible meals, composed sound scores, created dance videos, and have gone on to perform together in other venues. The artistic calibre of our young artists speaks well not only for the institutions from which they come but also for the Bearnstow image of the renaissance dancer.
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 Angela Cole recently graduated from Roger Williams University, where she received her BA in Dance and Psychology. Her own choreography has been presented at the American College Dance Festival and numerous productions in the Roger Williams Dance Dept. Angela currently dances, choreographs, and teaches in the Providence and Boston area.
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 Marc Ferraro is a dancer, actor and choreographer from Belmont, MA. He performed at an American College Dance Association conference in a work that won best dance film. He has taught contact improvisation and ballroom dancing to movers of all levels. He is a recent Kenyon College graduate with a BA in Dance and a certificate in Labanotation.
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 Mario Hernández, from Querétaro, México, is a dancer, scenic director and dance group coordinator at the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Querétaro. He has a bachelors in Contemp. Dance (Autonomous University of Querétaro) and Communication Sciences. In 2012 he founded his own dance company, Ethérea.
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 Chaesong Kim, returning for her second residency, is a student at Bates College and an alumna of Trinity/La MaMa Program. Chaesong is interested in making interdisciplinary performance works. Her works have been performed at La MaMa E.T.C., Ping Chong + Companys DevisingHUB, Bates College, Union Hall in Vienna, Maine, and Trinity College.
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 Ellen Oliver is returning for her second residency at Bearnstow. She is currently a teacher, performer, choreographer, and filmmaker in Massachusetts. She is a member of Ali Kenner Brodsky & Co. and has collaborated with The Red Poppy Art House and OceA Dance. Ellen studied dance at Hampshire College and UNC School of the Arts.
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 Owen Prum is a dancer and choreographer from New Haven, Connecticut. He has performed with various artists and choreographers including Min Oh, Earl Mosley, Richard Licha, and Ori Flomin. He graduated this past spring with a BFA in Dance from New York Universitys Tisch School of the Arts and currently lives in New York City.
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Back row: Jonathan Trejo, Owen Prum, Ellen Oliver, and Marc Ferraro;
Front row: Divyamaan Sahoo, Chaesong Kim, Angela Cole, and Mario Hernández

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On September 2, Bearnstows Young Artist Residents
performed works created in the summer workshops.

Company performs Humming Shuffle.
Still captures from a performance video by Divyamaan Sahoo.
Program: back and front cover

Program: inside pages

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