Carlon
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CARLON is a multidisciplinary, site-based performance group that aims to activate, immerse, and engage in public and underutilized spaces.
CARLON is a multidisciplinary, site-based performance group. Their work involves pushing physical and emotional boundaries by integrating elements of exhaustion, violence, and memory. They strive to transform pedestrian and unconventional spaces by creating work outside traditional spaces. Through immersive, transformative, and extremely physical dance theatre, they aim to incite thoughtful provoc
04/22/2023
with my artist-in-residency at the peabody institute at johns hopkins university coming to a close, im so happy that my research privileges connection and community, and (contrastingly) interrogates the harms of colonial violence. you know me… healing intergenerational trauma through embodied imagery, but make it joyous. thank you to the for making me feel so welcomed and loved.
if you’re in baltimore, please come out! may 12, 2pm, peabody library. free rsvp link in bio
08/25/2022
💜 opening night 💚
it’s not too late to check out ’s latest solo, NOVENA w/ and scenic design by at NOW Festival week 2. Ticket link in bio
07/13/2022
NOVENA
Jay Carlon with Micaela Tobin
REDCAT NOW Festival 2022
Week 2 // Aug 25-27
Derived from Bisaya ritwals for grieving and healing, NOVENA is a meditative performance that wrestles to confront and transmute suffering into vulnerability, joy, and acceptance. Choreographer/dancer Jay Carlon and composer/sound artist Micaela Tobin unearth and reimagine the Filipinx experience toward q***r futurity and collaborate to strengthen, connect, and reinvoke the delicate and intimate web of Filipinx precolonial expressions.
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jay carlon 2021 impact reel
06/17/2021
EMBODIED: RISE [digital workshop w/ ]
Sunday, June 26 // 10AM PT
// a gentle movement and meditation workshop that ritualizes the transition into summer on the solstice. Harnessing the power of the sun, we’ll breathe together, dance together, reflect with gratitude, and set intentions for a mindful and compassionate summer. All levels are welcome to attend.
// FREE RSVP link in bio 💛
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