CHAMELEON: A VISUAL ALBUM
2022 Guggenheim Spirit of Movement, New York, NY
2022 Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY
2022 Brussels Independent Film Festival, Brussels, Belgium
2022 AfroTalent Film Festival, Accra Ghana
2021 Slamdance Film Festival (virtual)
2021 Toronto Dance Community Summer Love-In Festival, Toronto, Canada
2021 Toronto Independent Film Festival, Toronto, Canada
2020 EMPAC, Troy, NY
Crisis in the Gallery
Allianzen: Afropean Mimicry & Mockery in Theatre, Performance and Visual Arts (Frankfurt, DE)
WHITE STATE | BLACK MIND
ArtEZ Arnhem in collaboration with DAS Theater, Netherlands
PPC Gallery, Frankfurt, Germany
939 Gallery, Los Angeles Exchange [LAX] Festival, Los Angeles, CA
Kelly Strayhorn Theater, Pittsburgh, PA
The Blood Was On Their Shoulders: Mapping Black Intersectional Identities within Curatorial Practice
Institute for Curatorial Practice in Performance at Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT)
#negrophobia
Mousonturm, Frankfurt, DE
SPIELART Festival, Munich, DE
Beursschouwburg, Brussels, BE
TakeMeSomewhere, Glasgow, UK
SICK! Festival at Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts, Brighton, UK
Oslo Internasjonale Teaterfestival, Oslo, NO
Zürich MOVES! Festival, Zurich, CH
Tanz im August Festival, Berlin, Germany
American Realness, Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY
Gibney, New York, NY
Black Male Revisited: Imaging the Dark Divine
Configurations in Motion: Performance Curating and Communities of Color, Anthology, Duke University Press (Durham, NC)
a dialectic of dark and light
Movement Research Fall Festival at Judson Church, New York, NY
Endangered Bodies: Locating the Black Male Presence in Contemporary American Performance Art
BLACK MALE REVISITED: Revenge of the New Negro
BLACK MALE REVISITED
Danspace Project, New York, NY
Art Basel, Miami, FL
Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival at JACK, New York, NY
Falls Bridge, presented by Mascher Space Co-op, Nicole Bindler, Curt Hayworth, Philly PARD, and University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA
The Coalition for Diasporan Scholars Moving, part 1 – Brenda Dixon Gottschild in conversation with Jaamil Olawale Kosoko
Critical Correspondence, Movement Research (New York, NY)
