Christopher K. Morgan & Artists, 198 College Hill Rd, Clinton, NY (2026)

03/15/2026

🧬 Native Intelligence / Innate Intelligence at Hamilton College

We had a truly enriching week in Clinton and Utica, New York, connecting with the communities at Hamilton College and Utica Dance. Thank you to everyone who attended our performance—your curiosity, energy, and engagement made the experience so special.

Special thanks to Michelle Reiser-Memmer from Hamilton College and Nancy Long from Utica Dance for coordinating such a wonderful week of events. We’re also grateful to Colleen Campbell from JFK Middle School and Dancenter Studio () for welcoming us and allowing us to share our work with your students, and to Kirkland Town Library in Clinton, New York for hosting our lei-making workshop.

This tour was made even more special by welcoming guest artists Jeremiah Jenkins () and Forest Lee () to NI/II. We are so grateful to have your beautiful artistry and presence as part of our family.

This tour was made possible by support from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, New England Foundation for the Arts, andNational Performance Network.

Music by Wytold

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02/24/2026

🧬 Native Intelligence / Innate Intelligence at the Williams Center for the Arts at Lafayette College

We spent a truly enriching week in Easton, PA, connecting with the communities at Lafayette College, Muhlenberg College, and the Easton Area Public Library. Thank you to all who attended tonight’s performance—your curiosity, energy, and engagement made it so special.

Special thanks to Ty Furman & Marta Kepka from Lafayette College, Jennifer Long from Easton Area Public Library, and the Midatlantic Arts Foundation for making this week of events happen.

04/08/2024

In a rapidly evolving performing arts field, dancers must broaden their mastery of dance while developing expertise in arts administration, education, and build their community network. This unique Summer Dance Institute will expose participants to the work of our two companies – Christopher K. Morgan & Artists and Malashock Dance & Company, and connect participants with other San Diego dance community artists providing a comprehensive view of making a life in dance. With contemporary dance technique classes, repertory sessions, choreographic tool building, mentorship in arts administration and education, a networking event, and photo shoot, artists will leave empowered with tools and connections to create the artistic life they desire.

Be in space and inspired by guests from the San Diego dance scene, Malashock Dance & Company dancers, and CKM&A collaborators.

Apply now:
https://malashockdance.org/summer-dance-institute/

𝐅𝐈𝐍𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐈𝐃 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐎 𝐌𝐀𝐘 𝟏

01/13/2024

CKM&A Update // New Year, New Future
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Dear CKM&A friends,

It brings great pleasure to share a new chapter for Christopher and CKM&A. Starting in January 2024, Christopher will become the Artistic Director of Malashock Dance & Company in San Diego, California. Current Artistic Director John Malashock will transition to the position of Founding Director, where he will remain on the Board and involved in various aspects of Company productions and community engagement. Malashock Dance, founded by John Malashock in 1988, is one of California's foremost dance companies known for its innovation, creativity, and commitment to educational and artistic excellence in the field of dance. In addition to John’s thoughtful artistic leadership, Christopher is looking forward to working closely with Malashock Dance & Company’s incredible Executive Director, Molly Puryear, and the entire Malashock staff and team.

Christopher is no stranger to Malashock Dance & Company, having begun his dance career as a company member from 1995 to 1998. "After beginning my dance career 28 years ago at Malashock Dance & Company, it is an incredible honor to return to the organization in a leadership capacity. John's artistry and leadership has resonated throughout my career. It is a thrilling opportunity to sustain John's work while bringing a fresh perspective from the array of experiences I've had since I last lived in San Diego. I look forward to learning more about the current San Diego arts community and supporting the growth and deepening of the arts ecology in San Diego and beyond,” says Morgan.

San Diego will be Christopher’s new home as well as the home base for CKM&A. CKM&A collaborators have always spanned across Turtle Island/ The United States since the company began in 2011 as exemplified by our most recent evening length work Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence with collaborators from Hawai’i, California, New York, Maryland, and Washington DC. CKM&A will continue touring Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence in 2024 and 2025, as well as begin the creative process for N(8)tive Enough, a Creative Capital funded work tentatively premiering in 2025.

Community support and collaboration are shared core values of Malashock Dance & Company and CKM&A. Both organizations are excited to discover ways they can collaborate and envision creating a new future together that lifts the the voices of a multitude of artists and engages wide-ranging communities with the power of dance. We look forward to having you be a part of the journey with us.

CKM&A

Photo by Ken Jacques Photography

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Clinton, NY
13323

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