ABOUT THE ARTISTS
The ‘storytelling theatre’ of Daystar/Rosalie Jones emphasizes a respect for Native American belief systems and world view while offering a broad interpretive reflection on those traditions. Daystar performs and teaches contemporary Intertribal Dance, historical and modern dance, mask and mask-making, singing and character transformation.
Unique Fair is a talented fine artist and educator who combines his artistic skills and activism to inspire positive change. From a young age, his passion for art and community organizing flourished, culminating in a powerful vision to create thought-provoking artwork centered around oppression, liberation, and the tensions between them.
James Kegler is a passionate and accomplished singer/spoken word artist with over 10 years of singing/spoken word, songwriting, and performance experience. Drawn to the magic of music and poetry early on, his journey into Performing Arts began in middle school and continued through high school where he graduated from The School of the Arts here in Rochester. Presently, he continues to create and perform all around the state, and is currently a Program Coordinator at The Center for Teen Empowerment, guiding young people through there journey of self advocacy, civic duty and performative arts.
Larry Moss is an artist and community leader renowned for his inventive, community-driven projects. From his humble beginnings as a NYC street performer to becoming an internationally acclaimed balloon art visionary and founder of Airigami, Larry's journey intertwines art, education, and activism. As an educator and founder of Teaching Artists ROC, he remains dedicated to inspiring individuals to discover their artistic talents and drive positive change within their communities.
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