Tosin Taiwo

Tosin ‘Tosinger’ Taiwo  is an Artist and Art administrator who makes art spaces thrive.  

She is a  product of the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) Arts Administration graduate program which focuses on helping arts organizations manage their facilities and promote activities that make them come alive.

Her work experience includes assisting various arts organizations and co-working spaces in their facility management, rental agreement coordination, artist/tenant communications and event curation, and marketing and promotions.  

In addition to being a singer and actress, managing art spaces and making sure daily operations run smoothly is her passion. Regardless of her multifaceted roles, she consistently prioritizes customer-centric administrative services to foster thriving creative communities.

Azaria Gadson

Azaria G. is a curious and interdisciplinary performance and visual artist with her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in dance choreography and performance from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. In dance, she has curated original screen dance work Find Your Wings Draft 2 (2021) as well as her staged works Lovely and Ghetto (2022) and Blue’s Monologue (2023). Each work is informed by her interest in intersectional experiences and the embodiment of perspective, history and expression. Azaria G. explores the intersections between black and Caribbean culture, the concept of magic, and the practices of agency. Azaria G. is also a complex visual artist with themes focused on surrealism, color theory, storytelling, spirituality and magic in the black body. Through the practice of catharsis and improvisation, she has presented her interdisciplinary work at the Southeastern Center of Contemporary Arts (SECCA) during the Black@Intersection exhibition curated by Duane Cyrus. Azaria G. has also led social art initiatives of both dance and visual art at the Weatherspoon Art Museum during her internship for the Lorraine O’Grady retrospective titled Both/And (2022). Azaria G. continues to pursue social art and activism through her continued creative practices and pedagogy.

Spencer Lee Tegner

Spencer Lee is a multi-passionate artist with over a decade of experience in the arts and entertainment industry. Born and raised in Oregon, she began her dance training at the age of seven. After high school, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a professional dance career, performing on stages like World of Dance and training with renowned choreographers such as Tony Tzar, Isaac Tualaulelei, and Gerran Reese at iconic studios including Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio, Millennium Dance Complex, The EDGE, Movement Lifestyle, and IDA Hollywood.

During her 12 years in Los Angeles, Spencer also built a diverse creative career in film and television production, photography, videography, singing, songwriting, and event production. Now based in Atlanta, she is thrilled to continue her artistic journey as Program Associate at Moving in the Spirit. She looks forward to sharing her wide-ranging experience—and her deep passion for the arts—with the next generation of young creatives.

Chris Shepard

Chris “Twix” Shepard is a graduate of the University of Central Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance performance. A dynamic and engaging dancer, Chris performed in children’s theatre for over 18 years with Rhythmically Speaking in St. Paul, Minnesota. Chris danced in Oklahoma City’s  R.A.C.E. Dance Collective for ten years and served as the company’s community engagement director for five years. Other affiliations include: O’City Crew, Oklahoma City Thunder’s dance team; Generation Why, a nonprofit organization centered around bullying and mental health; Sparklahoma, a sound painting group; and dance crew Band of Misfits

In addition to dance, Chris loves to act and sing. Notable credits include Pollard Theatre’s productions of In the Heights, Shrek The Musical, The Color Purple, Hairspray, Fences, and Bring it On, as well as Lyric Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol.