Charlotte Stickles

Charlotte Stickles is an interdisciplinary movement artist, performer, and educator with an inquiry around how dance lives beyond its more traditional western performance and pedagogical settings. She has been featured in numerous dance films and music videos, collaborated with choreographers, directors, and playwrights on virtual and physical performance works, and presented her own performance, print, and sound work in galleries, public spaces, and on screens.

Charlotte has spoken about her research in the field of dance and performance at the Women in Dance Leadership Conference, WGXC public radio, and at various museums including the Roswell Contemporary Art Museum in Roswell, NM. She graduated from The Ohio State University with a BFA in Dance and emphasis in creative research, and has been performing and teaching movement to all ages and abilities for ten plus years - both in the U.S. and abroad. Charlotte works privately with a dedicated client base spanning the ages of 30-90 years.

She also runs a zine called Future Fields, where she draws upon her own research in communicating the ephemeral, celebrating artists and organizations making work around, about, and centered in the experience of the human body. She is curious about reimagining the boundaries of access and engagement with dance as a social and philosophical art form — and also as a means to study and integrate the ecologies of our bodies and spaces.

www.charlottestickles.com / @lunarlot