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Kendra Guidolin is a graduate of York University’s Dance and Creative Writing programs. She’s currently pursuing her creative writing MA at the University of New Brunswick, where she studies and will write a thesis on bodies in performance, whether that is through the performing arts, or through the performance of one’s gender on a daily basis. Alongside her studies, she continues to dance, as well as write and publish poetry and short fiction.
Kendra Guidolin's Work
Spinning Around Stigma
By Kendra Guidolin Volume 23, Issue 4Kendra Guidolin speaks with three dance artists about the world of pole dancing, investigating the layers of stigma that often steal the spotlight from the artist and the art form.
Writers & Readers
This Shape
By Kendra GuidolinKendra Guidolin shares a short fiction piece on the subject of body image.
Posted April 7, 2020Check It Out
Illustrating Consent By Kendra Guidolin Volume 23, Issue 2A graphic story by Regroupement québécois de la danse
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