Kim Miller
Kim Miller is an artist, performer and choreographer, practicing relations and possibilities, who has performed and shown work at El Sindicato Centro Cultural Comunitario, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; Anthology Film Archive, New York; The Suburban, Oak Park; Green Gallery, Milwaukee; MOMA, New York City; MASS MoCA, North Adams; and Art in General, New York City.
Miller has received such awards as the New York Public Library Fellowship in the Dance Division, The Open Fund, Ruth Arts Nohl Alumni Award, an ATLAS Choreographer-in-Residence at ImpulsTanz, Brico Forward Fund, the Rosa Parks Award from the Global Center for Advanced Studies, the Puffin Foundation, Ltd. Grant, and the Mary L. Nohl Individual Artist Fellowship.
Miller runs a movement-theatre group, Social Choreography, engaging with various forms of social practice. She is the co-founder of Mazzzagine, an artist-based initiative for new works and new collaborations.
Visit Kim Miller’s website.
Kim Miller, “Do We Need the Dancefloor for Stayin Alive”
Kim Miller, “L.E.G.S.”
Kim Miller, “SOLAR REVOLUTION It’s Your Unbirthday”
Kim Miller, “Welcome to Hostess Arms”