Moses has worked with NFL Players like Odell Beckham Jr. and toured all around the United Staes.
We are so excited to partner with Chapman Cultural Center to amplify Black artists and organizations who have been impacted by the Agency's Community Grants program! Our guest for this episode is Moses "Galaxy" Jenkins.
About Moses
Moses " Galaxy " Jenkins is an outgoing and energetic choreographer/dancer based in Spartanburg, SC who is trained in a variety of social dances including hip-hop, street dancing, animation, and pop-lock. He is an activist who has become a huge part of the Spartanburg community by participating in Dancing with the Spartanburg Stars, an event that raises money for cancer patients/survivors, and several rallies that promote anti-bullying. Moses has the creative ability to express different genres through movement that expresses ideas and stories. With a passion to be a choreographer who gains a widespread success through creating some of the most original, versatile, and hot hip-hop dances. Moses plans to create a different meaning to the word dance. He is also a creative director, short filmmaker, actor, published photographer, music artist, and producer, Activist, among other things. Learn more about Moses' work here.
About Chapman Cultural Center
Chapman Cultural Center provides major funding and support for many of Spartanburg’s arts and cultural organizations. The organization's programs serve more than 40,000 public and private school students throughout Spartanburg County, with residencies by professional artists in the disciplines of music, dance, visual arts, literature, media, theatre, and crafts.
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