Over three decades, Salisbury’s work has challenged seeing itself—inviting audiences to experience perception through touch, sound, and memory. From blindfolded dinners to site-specific rituals, her choreography redefined what it means to move—and be moved—in the dark.
Awards/ Grants/ Other
International Choreographers Residency at Dance Omi, Ghent, NY 2011
The Fund for Creative Communities, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, NYC 2011
Residency, The Performance Project @University Settlement, NYC 2011
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Swing Space Grant, NYC 2010
Puffin Foundation 2003
National Endowment for the Arts Expeditions Planning Grant 2004
The Greenwall Foundation, project support through Dancing in the Streets 2001
Manhattan Community Arts Fund, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, NYC 1999
New York Dance and Performance Award (“Bessie”) for Inhabited ’98 1999
Independent Artists Challenge Program, The Field, NYC 1996