mansurdance goings on.....
...in the space between [swim]
concept/performance/edit: Sharon Mansur
videography: BodyCartography
Franconia 5 Minute Film Festival
September 2, 2023
Franconia Sculpture Park, Shafer, MN
tracings
a meditation on walking as a creative act
created by Sharon Mansur
public sharings:
Sat Sept 9, 2023 (Sun Sept 10 raindate)
Guided creative nature walks
1pm & 4pm, Aghaming Park & Flyway Trail, Latsch Island
in partnership with the Winona Outdoor Collaborative
co-facilitated by Sharon Mansur & WOC's Executive Director Alexa Shapiro
free admission, limited space, reservations required:
www.winonaoutdoorcollaborative.com/events/tracings1
Oct 7 @2pm, Winona Arts Center
Dance film screening + community sharing
in partnership with the Frozen River Film Festival
Winona, MN, Dakota land
free admission, no reservations needed
This activity is made possible through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council
in cooperation with a private foundation.
Motion State
exploring themes of diaspora
via community workshops and film screenings
facilitated by Sharon Mansur
with partners:
film curator Michelle Baroody, and the Frozen River Film Festival
Sharon Mansur is a fiscal year 2023 recipient of a Creative Support for Individuals grant
from the Minnesota State Arts Board.
Wayfinding (working title)
directed collaboration with Meryl Zaytoun Murman
Interdisciplinary public art residency
Winona, MN, Summer 2024
Research supported by a 2023 Forecast Public Art Mid-Career Professional Development grant
The McKnight Residency in Minnesota is made possible by the McKnight International Choreographer Residency Program, funded by the McKnight Foundation and administered by The Cowles Center for Dance and the Performing Arts.
...in the space between [swim]
concept/performance/edit: Sharon Mansur
videography: BodyCartography
Franconia 5 Minute Film Festival
September 2, 2023
Franconia Sculpture Park, Shafer, MN
tracings
a meditation on walking as a creative act
created by Sharon Mansur
public sharings:
Sat Sept 9, 2023 (Sun Sept 10 raindate)
Guided creative nature walks
1pm & 4pm, Aghaming Park & Flyway Trail, Latsch Island
in partnership with the Winona Outdoor Collaborative
co-facilitated by Sharon Mansur & WOC's Executive Director Alexa Shapiro
free admission, limited space, reservations required:
www.winonaoutdoorcollaborative.com/events/tracings1
Oct 7 @2pm, Winona Arts Center
Dance film screening + community sharing
in partnership with the Frozen River Film Festival
Winona, MN, Dakota land
free admission, no reservations needed
This activity is made possible through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council
in cooperation with a private foundation.
Motion State
exploring themes of diaspora
via community workshops and film screenings
facilitated by Sharon Mansur
with partners:
film curator Michelle Baroody, and the Frozen River Film Festival
Sharon Mansur is a fiscal year 2023 recipient of a Creative Support for Individuals grant
from the Minnesota State Arts Board.
Wayfinding (working title)
directed collaboration with Meryl Zaytoun Murman
Interdisciplinary public art residency
Winona, MN, Summer 2024
Research supported by a 2023 Forecast Public Art Mid-Career Professional Development grant
The McKnight Residency in Minnesota is made possible by the McKnight International Choreographer Residency Program, funded by the McKnight Foundation and administered by The Cowles Center for Dance and the Performing Arts.
Image Description: Overhead view of a woman with short dark hair, wearing a burnt orange tank top and grey pants,
walking on a nature trail. Still from drone video by: Sydney Swanson (2023)
walking on a nature trail. Still from drone video by: Sydney Swanson (2023)
artist ~ experimentalist ~ mover & shaker
Sharon Mansur is a fiscal year 2023 recipient of a Creative Support for 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 by the Minnesota State Legislature; and by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
