The Body in Transition is Starting Point for Form, a Black Queer Performance, 2022

PhaeMonae and Laith Stevenson have been talking about the body in transition. PhaeMonae (she/they), a prolific movement artist who was named "One to Watch" by ArtsATL in 2017, is a former dancer with T. Lang Dance, glo and Core Dance, among others. She recently gave birth to her second child and says she has spent the last three years feeling like her body is a host for other humans. Stevenson (she/they), a current resident dance artist at Core Dance, came out as a trans woman a year ago and is undergoing hormone therapy as part of her gender affirmation process.

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English

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/sc.fac.pubs:2022_wessel_kathleen

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2020-2029

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ArtsATL

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Date Created	2022-02-23

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7 pages.

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The Body in Transition is Starting Point for Form, a Black Queer Performance, 2022

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