Artist Pam Tzeng is a dancer, a choreographer, a multidisciplinary artist and maker, a community organizer with work focusing on transformational change, equity diversity, and accessibility in the arts sector. Tzeng feels that so much of her practice and how she navigates the world is rooted in her experience as a second generation Taiwanese woman.
Through dance, Tzeng found a way to express herself when she felt she didn’t have words. Her new project, SHED | knowing each other as different and the same, explores a revived relationship with dance, which she approaches through an anti-racist practice called somatic abolition.
Listen to this week’s podcast to hear more of Tzeng’s story, and how her most recent project has helped rekindle her love for dance in a healthy and hopeful way.
