Work - CLAUDIA SCHREIER

LIST OF COMPLETE WORKS

FORCE OF HABIT

GUGGENHEIM WORKS & PROCESS
MUSIC Duke Ellington
DIRECTOR Adam Barish
CINEMATOGRAPHY Shawn Michael Craig

Featured on NPR's WABE
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PLEIADES DANCES

ATLANTA BALLET
MUSIC Takashi Yoshimatsu

"MASTERFUL . . . Beautiful, complex, moving . . . A tour de force."
-ARTS ATL

GOD IS SEEN

NEW YORK CHORAL SOCIETY
MUSIC Alice Parker
CINEMATOGRAPHY Tim Cothren

A New York Times highlight:
"transcendent spirits: Lift 40 voices and dance"

PLACES

MIAMI CITY BALLET
MUSIC Jorge Mejia
CINEMATOGRAPHY Alexander Iziliaev

**A New York Times STandout performance**

"Danced and filmed with verve and wit"

THE HIKERS

Upcoming performances: Storm King Art Center, Fall 2021 (dates TBA)

DIRECTOR Rashid Johnson
PRODUCER Alex Ernst
DANCERS Derek Brockington and Lloyd Knight (film); Leslie Williams and Lloyd Knight (live)
MUSIC Antoine Baldwin

The Hikers, an exhibition of works by American artist Rashid Johnson, addresses Johnson’s recurring interest in currents of anxiety and escapism. The exhibition borrows its title from Johnson’s film collaboration with Schreier, a centerpiece of the exhibition, shot on location in the mountains of Aspen. The film and performances have been exhibited at Aspen Art Museum in Colorado, Museo Tamayo in Mexico City, and Hauser & Wirth in New York.

"The Hikers represents race as a function of emotion and inner life as much as politics and injustice."
-The Washington Post

passage

DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM
MUSIC Jessie Montgomery

"a provocative entwining of art and social consciousness"
"sweeping . . . powerful . . . breathtaking"
- The Washington post

"Stunningly beautiful . . . a supernova"
- Broadway World

PBS's Emmy Award-winning Dancing on the Shoulders of Giants follows two internationally-acclaimed dance companies commissioned by the Virginia Arts Festival and the 2019 Commemoration to interpret a seminal event: the arrival of the first Africans to English North America. Go behind the scenes and witness the artistic journey of Claudia Schreier's new work for Dance Theatre of Harlem, Passage, from concept through rehearsal and ultimately to the stage.