The performing arts fellowship rotates between the three departments in the Division of Performing Arts: the Department of Dance, the Department of Theatre Arts, and the School of Music.
The Grant Wood Art Colony and the Department of Dance is currently seeking a candidate in the area of Interdisciplinary Performance-Dance.
Review of applications will begin February 15, 2022 and continue until filled.
The Fellow will receive:
Teach one course each in the fall and the spring semesters, which could include advanced courses in contemporary movement practices and/or choreography
Present a public lecture
Create a choreographed or devised work for/with the University of Iowa Dance Company (UIDC), our student repertory company, to be performed during the UIDC season in Spring 2023
Participate in limited public outreach/promotion activities (e.g.: discussion of your work with a local arts organizations, workshops, showings, and performances)
MFA degree in Dance, university-level teaching experience, creative research rooted in rigorous body-based studio practice; demonstrated ability to work across disciplines in the visual and performing arts (i.e. visual art, digital arts, music, and/or theater), a record of innovation in body-based creative research, and demonstrated preparation to participate in departmental and campus-wide initiatives toward diversity and inclusion and evidence of a commitment to these tenets.
We welcome candidates whose practices sit at intersections of concert dance idioms and/or popular, global, or community-based dance forms. These could include but are not limited to: African, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latinx and/or Afro-fusion forms, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Vogueing, Wacking, J-Setting and/or any other African diasporic dance practices determined by their area(s) of specialization.
Candidates should submit applications online at: http://jobs.uiowa.edu. Search requisition #74358
Review of Applications will begin February 15, 2022 and continue until filled.
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