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Join Stephanie Shin for an intimate, first access look at her newest work Teeny Tiny, before its premiere at Think!Chinatown in Spring 2027.
This work takes place on and around a 3 x 3 foot platform, considering and interrogating the feelings and expressions reduced to insignificance common within the AAPI community.
Stephanie welcomes audiences of all backgrounds to join in an evening of movement exploration, conversation, and shared experience. Her creative practice utilizes movement, artistic experimentation, and humor to reconcile individuality with collectivism, explore their complexities, and care for an underrepresented Asian American community.
The evening will offer a unique opportunity to participate in Stephanie’s creative process, which will include the sharing of movement, audience reflection, and a discussion of how the work will continue forward.
About Fridays in Arnhold
Fridays in Arnhold honors the legacy of Fridays at Noon, the beloved informal performance and discussion series established at the Harkness Dance Center in 1987. For decades, Fridays at Noon offered artists a welcoming space to test ideas, share works-in-progress, and engage audiences in the creative process.
Fridays in Arnhold carries that spirit forward, continuing 92NY’s longstanding tradition of supporting experimentation, artistic exchange, and the creation of new work. In the intimate setting of the Arnhold Dance Studio, audiences have a rare opportunity to experience dance artists’ creative processes up close.
Each free, informal evening is shaped by the featured artist and may include works in process, excerpts, improvisation, conversation, or Q&A. Audiences are invited into the room as artists experiment, share ideas, and develop their work.
Space is limited and R.S.V.P. is required.
Photo by Owen Burnham
Stephanie Shin is a Korean American choreographer, dancer, and producer from Ames, Iowa. Stephanie has presented work at the New York City Center Studios through APAP, 92NY’s Future Dance Festival, 14 Street Y, the AAPI We Belong Here festival presented by J Chen Project, Nimbus Arts Center, to name a few, and has created films with music artists such as Middle Sattre, featured at CreateART Film Nights. Stephanie is a LMCC Creative Engagement grant recipient, an inaugural 14 Street Y Dance Artist in Residence, and a 2024 artist in residence at Twenty Summers in Provincetown, MA. As a dancer, she has performed work by Karla Puno Garcia, Brandon Coleman, Melissa Riker/Kinesis Project Dance Theatre, and Marc Nuñez/Gotham Dance Theater, among others. In addition to her choreography and performance work, she produces arts, culture, and community events such as The Craft: Performances & Cocktails, fundraising Galas, and advocacy events.
Photo by Rachel Ha-Eun Lee
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