Movement Collage of the "Regular" and "Ridiculous", by and for the Asian-American femme
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About
R to L: Grace Yi-Li Tong, Sydney Shu-Yu Chow, Hiroka Mori Nagai, Rachel Ha-Eun Lee in Garden Tongues (2022). Photo by Anthony Barton. ABOUT MY WORK, a note from Grace
With a child-like glee, I am a third-generation, Chinese-American performance artist creating movement collage. In the act of self-producing my own choreography, I create careful worlds by and for myself-- cutting-and-pasting the "regular" to designing playful liberation for the Asian-American femme. Using elements of clowning and make-believe, I create exclamatory worlds that re-define our truths. Thank you for your interest, contribution, and support. I hope to see you in the audience soon!
R to L: Grace Yi-Li Tong, Tamara Leigh, Savannah Gaillard, Sydney Chow, Isabelle Dayton in ZOO! (2023). Photo by t.filmm Make a gift of any size today and directly support the costs of:
-Studio Rental Fees
-Dancer Compensation
-Interdisciplinary Collaborator Compensation
-Costume & Prop Expenses
-Production Fees of upcoming shows at Triskelion Arts, Flushing Town Hall, and more
-Future US & International Touring Travel Fees and Stipends
-Film & Photography documentation
Grace Yi-Li Tong at Arts on Site 2022; photo by Anthony Barton
ABOUT GRACE YI-LI TONG
Grace Yi-Li Tong (she/her) is a New York-based, Chinese-American artist originally from Seattle, WA. In 2021, Grace graduated summa cum laude from NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Dance and a minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies in 2021. Her work has recently been researched and presented at ReMo Studios (Amsterdam), Art Cake (Brooklyn), Arts on Site (Manhattan), LaGuardia Performing Arts Center (Queens), and more.
Other credits include choreographic collaborations with brands and artists such as: Tod’s Shoes, Yayi Chen, Kevin Sun, bluetrails, and more.