Morgan Kulas is a dancer-philosopher and teacher-practioner whose work explores the poetry, potential, and phenomena of the Psychosomatic. Her creative and community led research contributes to the web of inquiry taking place at the intersection of decoloniality, deep ecology, and performance studies. Ensuing in contemplative artworks that perform the body as a part of nature. Morgan earned her BFA in Performance from Chicago College of Performing Arts and her MFA in Art from University of New Mexico.

Morgan brings to her teaching practice a lifetime of training in post-modern dance and intersectional contemplative movement traditions. She has more than 15 years of experience as a dance educator and freelance choreographer. Her praxis is influenced by her chosen path as a lay practitioner of Zen, Yoga, and Daoyin. Currently, she is the director of the Yoga, Meditation, and Conscious Dance program at The Barn in Minturn, Colorado.

Healing is a process of rediscovering what the body wants to share through somatic attunement and deep listening. By building relationship to bioenergetic currents, discoveries abound which demonstrate that life is a non-dual, complex, interconnected matrix of experience and therefore an ecological approach might suggest we remain curious and patient as we traverse the landscapes we inhabit.