On this storied adventure of becoming a caretaker for my father, plunging into ambitious waters of dance making has me getting swallowed into the undertow, as the current continues to strongly pull me away from the stuff that keeps me one with myself. Thus, the long pause in my blogging chatter. Sigh! It’s not been … Continue reading Project To Be

It’s always Spring when we think “where did I put that vacuum cleaner?” This Spring, I’m harkening back to “Pie, Picket Fences & Purgatory, ” a production I choreographed through the mediums of film and performance art. It attempted to reveal how the euphemistic “American Dream” falls between the cracks of the perfect picket fence/apple … Continue reading Spring Cleaning

Christopher Taylor

Through the bleak mid-winter, there’s a necessary time to go inward, and fill the well of creative thoughts. It’s a reflective time to look through the fine veil of what was, and into the future of possibilities. The image with Claire Hancock holding up a vintage scarf from my piece, “Dream Spell,” feels like it … Continue reading The Veil of Winter

On this January 15th, I bring to you yet, again, a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr, through this time-honored piece, “Undisclosed Recipients: A Tribute to MLK, Jr.” Dancer: James A Pierce, III Photos: Cathryn Lynn

“Solely United”  was a pure experiment in 2023. James A. Pierce, III, and Mark Willis came together to award me a gift that keeps on giving. A film short embracing the human spirit at its core, that I can continue to watch whenever I want. Woven among three sections of poetry, and featuring spoken word … Continue reading Reflections on 2023