Tegan Nash is an experienced artist, producer and arts professional. Over the last seven years, Tegan has worked across the dance and visual arts sector throughout Queensland and Victoria, developing and producing a number of successful arts programs, events and tours, gaining vast creative, organisational and arts management experience.Tegan has worked for major Australian Dance companies including Dancenorth and Lucy Guerin Inc (LGI) in programming, community engagement, as a producer and arts manager. In 2017 she co-produced LGI’s annual commissioned season of new works: Pieces for Small Spaces and assisted in the management of an extensive tour of LGI’s Split in 2018/2019. As an Artist and following the completion of a Bachelor Degree in Dance (QUT), Tegan established a creative focus exploring contemporary dance practice through collaborative performance installations and larger choreographic works. Tegan has worked and trained with a range of artists including Kyle Page, Amber Haines, Phluxus Dance Collective and Cheryl Stock. She has choreographed and performed works for Australian festivals including the Brisbane 2 High Festival and Townsville’s Strand Ephemera. In 2015, Tegan choreographed and performed in Twilight, a multisite performance work directed by Cheryl Stock in collaboration with Dancenorth, celebrating the company’s 30th Anniversary. Twilight received the 2016 Australia Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Community Dance. Tegan’s most recent works include Sinew (2015); Permeate (2017 -The Space Dance and Arts Centre); Distortion Effect (2018 – Ulysses Youth Dancers) and Aura (2019 – Ulysses Youth Dancers), and is currently seeking to further develop a new work, This Feast of Ours (working title). This work was first conceived in 2018, while Tegan was a mentee of the Emerging Cultural Leaders Program (ECL) with the Footscray Community Arts Centre (FCAC), where, she produced a collaborative arts showcase with the cohort.