Chloe Nagle writes interviews with artists about their creative process, talks with them about their recent work, and reviews performances. With a focus on dance and interdisciplinary craft, she’s curious, “how does the artist’s embodied experience inform the work they make and how they make it?”

Chloe hopes to bring visibility to artists; build community movement towards improving accessibility in the arts; as well as expand and deepen relationships between audiences and artists. She wants readers to ask themselves, “how does your embodied experience affect your relationship with art?”

Through her performances, teaching, and writing, Chloe delights in sharing the creative process with audiences to spark enthusiasm, discourse, and respect for creative labor. Infinitely fascinated with the artistic practices of diverse artists, she writes artist interviews and performance reviews, which she publishes on her blog, From the Body. Her articles have been published in online arts magazine, SmilePolitely.

Links to SmilePolitely Articles:

• armageddon or sunrise or something poetically explores time, place, and transience - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Virago-Man Dem entangles through love - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Cynthia Oliver on Virago-Man Dem - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Meet the choreographers behind the Studiodance program opening tonight at Krannert - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Erica Gressman Performs Limbs - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Limbs, Ligaments, Parts: A queer Latinx performance - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Boundary busting collaboration: The Flatlands Dance Film Festival - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine

• Celebrating Failure: The Successful Life of 3 - Smile Politely — Champaign-Urbana's Culture Magazine