jeremy de’jon guyton

jeremy de’jon guyton is a performance artist and writer researching Afro//queer archives to examine club dance spaces through the lenses of sound, sweat, and sex(uality). With an M.F.A. in Choreography & Performance from Florida State University and a B.A. in Theatre & Performance Studies from Georgetown University, his choreographic research weaves together devised theatre-making practices, text and spoken word, media, and social and club movement languages to build immersive worlds that urge audiences to listen deeply, question critically, and dream big. He has toured internationally with critically acclaimed artists such as Solange Knowles, is an active member of regional and international artist collectives, has designed and managed programming at the intersection of arts and advocacy for both youth and adult artists. He also is founder and legacy steward of a.l.t. ^home (www.althomela.com), a creative residency and cultural archive erected in his family home in Los Angeles. More information at www.jeremydejon.com