Moscelyne ParkeHarrison

“Thank you so much for this incredible opportunity and honor. I am overjoyed to accept the offer of support from the Anthony Quinn Foundation. I am excited by the prospect of creating a project which is emblematic of the mission of AQF, and one that serves as an example for future fellows.”

Moscelyne graduated from The Juilliard School in 2019.

She began her dance training in the thriving artistic atmosphere of the Berkshires. She attended Walnut Hill School for the Arts where she received a broad dance education, as well as the opportunity to choreograph works for the student choreography showcases. During her summers she trained and performed with the Jacob’s Pillow Contemporary Ensemble, as well as the composing principles of Iztok Kovac at Dock 11 in Berlin. She won “Best Choreography” in the NY Theater Summerfest 2018 for the play He & She. In addition to performing Moscelyne enjoys choreographing and collaborating with other artists. Four of her works have been selected for Juilliard Choreographic Honors. She is currently a member of Post: Ballet in San Francisco, and will be joining HSpro lead by Alexandra Wells in the fall.

Moscelyne is the recipient of the Joseph W. Polisi Award for Artist as Citizen. She currently resides in Montreal, and Chicago.

Alec BabalaMay 6, 20202019

Moscelyne ParkeHarrison

​“Thank you so much for this incredible opportunity and honor. I am overjoyed to accept the offer of support from the Anthony Quinn Foundation. I am excited by the prospect of creating a project which is emblematic of the mission of AQF, and one that serves as an example for future fellows.”

“Thank you so much for this incredible opportunity and honor. I am overjoyed to accept the offer of support from the Anthony Quinn Foundation. I am excited by the prospect of creating a project which is emblematic of the mission of AQF, and one that serves as an example for future fellows.”