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In a black void, a black woman with an afro gives an aerial performance with fabric.

photo courtesy of Pamela Donohoo

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Pamela Donohoo

photo courtesy of Pamela Donohoo

Location
Etna, NH
Project Title
Untitled Work by Pamela Donohoo
Fiscal Year Awarded
2021
Grant or Program
New Work New England
Grant Amount
$15,000

Created and told by Black artists, this is a contemporary circus and dance production about the complicated implications and emotions surrounding Black experiences in the United States. The production uses a range of experiences, histories, and perspectives shaped by multi-cultural and multi-dimensional compositions existing within the diaspora.

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Under a dock, two blacks girls dance in the sand.
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In a black void, a black woman with an afro gives an aerial performance with fabric.
photo courtesy of the artist

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