A youth-initiated dance program focusing on one’s relationship to space and location
inSITE is homeLA’s immersive after-school master program in site-specific dance for highschool students enrolled in dance programs in public high schools.
Our program activities align with California Visual and Performing Arts Standards and includes 8-12 weeks of dance-mentoring classes led by highly skilled California dance artists with extensive site-sensitive dance practices.
Classes and rehearsals are conducted at school and at a partnering public space. Program participants are mentored in site-sensitive considerations during conceptualization, development, and production; guided in the development of choreography and composition; and given agency in their creative art-making process to cultivate critical thinking, communication, effective collaboration, problem solving, and leadership. The program was created in 2020 and is free to participants.
AB Miller, 2023
In Nov 2023, we returned to the Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation with AB Miller’s Dance Conservatory II class (led by Nicole Robinson) and inSITE educators Aisha Shauntel Bardge (dance) and Leo Rivas (film). This program was funded by the California Arts Council.
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AB Miller, 2022
In January 2022, we returned to the Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation with AB Miller’s Dance Conservatory II class (led by Nicole Robinson) and AB Miller’s TV Production class (led by Leo Rivas)
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AB Miller, 2020
In January 2020 we partnered with A.B. Miller High School’s Level II Conservatory of Dance (led by Rosa R. Frazier) and the Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation
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inSITE is supported by Advisory Board members taisha paggett, Mara McCarthy, and Nicole Robinson
inSITE is part of homeLA’s suite of education programs that advances equity, fosters connection, and strengthens community through the arts, education and civic engagement for a more inclusive society for all.