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Amaara’s (she/her) practice of choreography and performance is deeply shaped by her history of migration and multiple belongings to place. Her work also crosses disciplinary borders and occurs in multiple modes: choreography, performance, improvisation, text, video, sound, documentation and collaboration. In 2022 Amaara was selected for ABC Top 5 - a media residency with Radio National - to voice her ongoing research on artists in-residence, to wider audiences. In 2023 Amaara was awarded the Frank Van Straten Fellowship to work with the performing arts archives held at the Arts Centre Melbourne. Website: www.amaararaheem.net
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United Kingdom
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