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kaijo caggins (they/he) is a Black trans neurodivergent performance artist and educator. kaijo received their BFA in Dance from University of the Arts, under the direction of Donna Faye Burchfield. kaijo created multiple works that were presented virtually in “The Big Share: Wild Constellations”, UArts School of Dance, under the facilitation of Meredith Glisson, Fana Fraser and Katie Swords Thurman. he recently performed in a work curated by Niall Jones and Sara Procopio at Camping 2022 in Pantin, France. kaijo observes experimental paths of possibility and radical defiance through pleasure in their performance practices. he works alongside objects, textures, sculpture, sound and atmosphere; with an emphasis on land histories, genealogy, and displacement.
Issue #3 of the Movement Research Performance Journal was published the year after Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble, though both grew out of a burgeoning scene of queer performance practices in...
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