10 x 10: Dance on Film - a curated selection of dance films from and about Lebanon
from Studio Amalgam, Beirut, presented by The Cedar Tree Project
Wednesday, November 12th @7:00pm CT, in person
Winona Arts Center, 228 East 5th Street, Winona, https://winonaarts.org/
Featuring work by: Amy Dang, Wafaa Celine Halawi, Dalia Naous & Kinda Hassan, Yara Boustany & Nader Bahsoun, Petra Serhal, Racha Baroud, Lilliane Rahhal, Sharon Mansur, Jana Younes, and Einleil.
Studio Amalgam’s founder, Yara Boustany is a co-creator of The Cedar Tree Project’s 1001 Arab Futures,
and that project's film will be shared in this evening’s screening.
Admission by donation at the door will go towards Studio Amalgam during their 10th Anniversary season!
If you can't attend but would like to contribute, please email Sharon Mansur: [email protected].
from Studio Amalgam, Beirut, presented by The Cedar Tree Project
Wednesday, November 12th @7:00pm CT, in person
Winona Arts Center, 228 East 5th Street, Winona, https://winonaarts.org/
Featuring work by: Amy Dang, Wafaa Celine Halawi, Dalia Naous & Kinda Hassan, Yara Boustany & Nader Bahsoun, Petra Serhal, Racha Baroud, Lilliane Rahhal, Sharon Mansur, Jana Younes, and Einleil.
Studio Amalgam’s founder, Yara Boustany is a co-creator of The Cedar Tree Project’s 1001 Arab Futures,
and that project's film will be shared in this evening’s screening.
Admission by donation at the door will go towards Studio Amalgam during their 10th Anniversary season!
If you can't attend but would like to contribute, please email Sharon Mansur: [email protected].
NeitherHEREnorTHERE
co-created by Sharon Mansur & Meryl Zaytoun Murman
Minnesota Made film set
September 25th @5pm
The Main Cinema, Minneapolis
co-created by Sharon Mansur & Meryl Zaytoun Murman
Minnesota Made film set
September 25th @5pm
The Main Cinema, Minneapolis
On Reshaping Relations (2025)
HowlRound Theater Commons' MicroCosmos creative encounter essay
In conversation with Jennie Hahn & Sharon Mansur, moderated by Matthew Glassman
Interdisciplinary artists and producers Jennie Hahn and Sharon Mansur connect performance and community through their work in Indigenous-settler relations and Arab American artist communities, respectively.
In this MicroCosmos encounter, they consider the practices and experiments at the heart of their work.
HowlRound Theater Commons' MicroCosmos creative encounter essay
In conversation with Jennie Hahn & Sharon Mansur, moderated by Matthew Glassman
Interdisciplinary artists and producers Jennie Hahn and Sharon Mansur connect performance and community through their work in Indigenous-settler relations and Arab American artist communities, respectively.
In this MicroCosmos encounter, they consider the practices and experiments at the heart of their work.
Header photo: Still from 1001 Arab Futures, pictured Sharon Mansur, videography by InSite Arts and Healing
Image description: The head and shoulders of an Arab American woman with short hair are visible, lying on a grey and beige concrete surface, dressed in a sleeveless blue and white costume, looking directly at the camera with an open curious expression, peering through a roll of bright blue tape held by her right hand to her right eye.
Image description: The head and shoulders of an Arab American woman with short hair are visible, lying on a grey and beige concrete surface, dressed in a sleeveless blue and white costume, looking directly at the camera with an open curious expression, peering through a roll of bright blue tape held by her right hand to her right eye.
artist ~ experimentalist ~ community mover & shaker
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Sharon Mansur is a fiscal year 2025 recipient of a Creative Individuals grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. |
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