Arab.AMP is a platform for experimental live art, music and ideas by artists of the SWANA diaspora, region, and our allied communities. Arab.AMP, curated and directed by Leyya Mona Tawil, celebrates the plurality of SWANA voices operating in futurism, hybrid and transgressive form. Arab.AMP is nomadic, operating in partnership with venues inter/nationally. A program of ELIXIR 501c3, Arab.AMP produces tours, commissions, gatherings, and residencies for the community it serves. |
DIRECTOR/CURATOR
Leyya Mona Tawil
ARAB.AMP Advisory Board/
Adam Fong
Ben Hall
Emily Jacir
Mike Khoury
Ali Rosa-Salas
Sharif Sehnaoui
Kathy Zarur
Ben Hall
Emily Jacir
Mike Khoury
Ali Rosa-Salas
Sharif Sehnaoui
Kathy Zarur
DANCE ELIXIR Board of Directors/
Denise Beirnes
Marwa Helal
Maysoun Freij
Lenny Gonzalez
Marwa Helal
Maysoun Freij
Lenny Gonzalez
VENUE PARTNERS/
TAC: Temescal Art Center / OAKLAND
Abrons Art Center / NYC
ISSUE PROJECT ROOM / NYC
Fusebox Festival / AUSTIN
Entropy Stereo / REDFORD-DETROIT
Rhizome DC / WASHINGTON DC
Pieter Performance Space / LOS ANGELES
The Invisible Dog Art Center / BROOKLYN
PORTLAND INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART / PORTLAND
Logo Design by Christopher Gazaleh
Arab.AMP is a program of DANCE ELIXIR - a 501c3 organization. DANCE ELIXIR is supported in part by the California Arts Council, City of Oakland Cultural Funding Program, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, East Bay Fund for Artists at the East Bay Community Foundation, Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, Investing in Tomorrow Grant from the Center for Cultural Innovation, the Kenneth Rainin Foundation NEW Program, Oakland CARES Fund for Artists and Arts Nonprofits. made possible by the City of Oakland Economic & Workforce Development Department, Cultural Affairs Division and administered by Center for Cultural Innovation; the Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation, the Zellerbach Family Foundation, and a host of people like you.