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Elizabeth Emond-Stevenson is an emerging Franco-Ontarian dance artist and writer from the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg people (Orléans, O.N.). Under the name TAKE UP SPACE, she creates/performs/collaborates with people/places/artforms from an inclusive feminist perspective. Elizabeth’s work has been supported through TACTICS, Theatre 4.669, Dark Horse Dance Projects, the National Arts Centre, Free Flow Dance Theatre, Dancers Studio West, NextFest and Social Distancing Festival. Her community practice includes working with Amethyst Women’s Addiction Centre and the City of Ottawa’s Public Art Program. Emond-Stevenson is also an educator/guest artist with Propeller Dance.
Elizabeth Emond-Stevenson's Work
On the Ground
A Space to Ask Hard Questions
By Elizabeth Emond-StevensonCreated by adelheid Artistic Director Heidi Strauss, re·research is a program that provides emerging dance artists with space, time and infrastructure to explore non-product-oriented creation and process.
Posted August 16, 2018
Student Reporter Project
Accessible Dance: Inclusive Movement on the Rise in the Nation’s Capital
By Elizabeth Emond-StevensonWe are incredibly fortunate to have access and bear witness to burgeoning inclusive dance programs and practices in this country and here in the Capital.
Posted January 21, 2016
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