Andrea Knowlton

Andrea Knowlton is an Artist, Researcher, and Educator working at the intersection of Dance & Technology. She has premiered stage works in NYC, LA, and ATL, and presents films nationally and internationally at festivals including Dance Camera West, Screen Dance International, and The Place London. She is a published author with her research on Movement & Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with Georgia Institute of Technology receiving extensive support from the National Science Foundation. This research is shared in forums and conferences nationally, including a keynote speech at the National Association of Schools of Dance. As an Educator she has taught at California Institute of the Arts, California State University Long Beach, and Pasadena City College. She is an Associate Professor at Kennesaw State University where she has served as Assistant Chair for the Department of Dance, and Faculty Research Champion in Innovative Creativity for the Office of Research. She is the recipient of the Geer College of the Arts Early Career Faculty Award, and the KSU Outstanding Research & Creative Activity Award. Knowlton teaches courses in dance technique, filmmaking, improvisation, and pedagogy. She is certified in yoga, Kaeja Elevations®, and The Body Positive®. She holds a BFA in Dance/Choreography from Marymount Manhattan College in NYC and an MFA in Choreography/Integrated Media from California Institute of the Arts. andrea-knowlton.com