Spelman College Dance Performance & Choreography Report on the
PHASE THREE PROCESS
Production of By Our Hands presented by The Georgia Incarceration Performance Project
Composers Okorie "OkCello" Johnson and Munir Zakee with Spelman Dance students. Photo by Clay Chastain, UGA
Overview...
Collaborators of the Phase III creative devising process handed off materials they generated during the intensive workshop to the collaborators of Phase IV for the culminating production, By Our Hands.
THE GEORGIA INCARCERATION PERFORMANCE PROJECT PRESENTS: BY OUR HANDS premiered at UGA in November, 2019 and at Spelman in February, 2020.
THE GEORGIA INCARCERATION PERFORMANCE PROJECT PRESENTS: BY OUR HANDS premiered at UGA in November, 2019 and at Spelman in February, 2020.
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Key Collaborators…
To view the full program and complete list of collaborators for By Our Hands, click the file below: 
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UGA Archivist Jill Severn with Spelman Social Justice Fellow/Assoc. Photo by Ken Kootin
Photo by Clay Chastain, UGA
Photo by Clay Chastain, UGA
Project Manager/UGA Theatre Grad Student Pedro Alvarado with Spelman Theater Student
Photo by Clay Chastain
Photo by Clay Chastain, UGA
Co-Directors Dr. Julie B. Johnson and Dr. Amma Y. Ghartey-Tagoe Kootin. Photo by Ken Kootin.
Morehouse student. Photo by Clay Chastain, UGA
UGA Archivist Jill Severn with Spelman Social Justice Fellow/Assoc. Photo by Ken Kootin
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UGA Archivist Jill Severn with Spelman Social Justice Fellow/Assoc. Photo by Ken Kootin
Archival Exhibit
With the help of archivists from UGA's Special Collections Library and the AUC Woodruff Archives, we transferred excerpts of the of archival exhibition, "The New Slavery & the New South" to the Baldwin Burroughs Theatre Lobby of the Fine Arts Building at Spelman College. The exhibit featured historical documents, photographs, and prints of materials used in our research and creative process.
Special thanks to Martina Dodd from Woodruff Library for her assistance with curating and installing the exhibit!
With the help of archivists from UGA's Special Collections Library and the AUC Woodruff Archives, we transferred excerpts of the of archival exhibition, "The New Slavery & the New South" to the Baldwin Burroughs Theatre Lobby of the Fine Arts Building at Spelman College. The exhibit featured historical documents, photographs, and prints of materials used in our research and creative process.
Special thanks to Martina Dodd from Woodruff Library for her assistance with curating and installing the exhibit!
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