Paloma McGregor

Winter Workspace 2013
Glyndor Gallery | January 2 – March 24, 2013  

Paloma McGregor is a choreographer whose performances are journeys of exploration. She seeks to create a dialogue between the performer and the audience that leads to new discoveries. In 2008, she founded Angela’s Pulse, a project-based dance company, which creates performance works that foster collaboration among artists, educators, academics and a diversity of communities. During the Winter Workspace, she will be developing her piece Building a Better Fish Trap. Past dance works include Elegy for Nina at B.A.A.D. (Bronx Academy of Art and Dance) and Battleground at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center. She has also toured nationally and internationally as a dancer, most significantly with Urban Bush Women and Liz Lerman/Dance Exchange. McGregor received an MFA in contemporary dance from Case Western University.

Pictured above: Building a Better Fishtrap, work in progress. Photo credit: Whitney Browne.