" What else, beside the body, could physical thinking look like ?
Choreographer William Forsythe asks this paradigmatic question in William Forsythe : Choreographic Objects, the first extensive publication dedicated to his provocative career in the intersecting disciplines of choreography, dance and the visual arts. Published on the occasion of Forsythe's major exhibition at The Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston, this landmark volume provides the first-ever comprehensive survey of his Choregraphic Objects, a remarkable body of conceptual work that blurs the lines between performance, installation, sculpture, and video. Additionally, the richly illustrated volume offers illuminatingcontext with original contributions fromleading scholars and critics in the fied of the visual arts, choreography , and performance, together with an illustrated chronology of Forsythe's related dance repertoire." Quatrième de couverture.
Publié à l'occasion de l'exposition William Forsythe: Choreographic Objects, organisée par Eva Respini, Barbara Lee, Jeffrey De Blois et The institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, tenue du 31 octobre au 24 février 2019.
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[-]" What else, beside the body, could physical thinking look like ?
Choreographer William Forsythe asks this paradigmatic question in William Forsythe : Choreographic Objects, the first extensive publication dedicated to his provocative career in the intersecting disciplines of choreography, dance and the visual arts. Published on the occasion of Forsythe's major exhibition at The Institute of Contemporary Art / Boston, this landmark volume ...
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