Move. Choreographing You

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Move. Choreographing You

art and dance sice the 1960s ; [on the ocassion of the Exhibition Move. Choreographing You...]

Statement of Responsibility: with essays by Susan Leigh Foster ; André Lepecki ; Peggy Phelan. Ed. by Stephanie Rosenthal

Medium identifier: SKH

Year: 2010

Publisher: Köln, Verl. der Buchhandlung König

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Statement of Responsibility: with essays by Susan Leigh Foster ; André Lepecki ; Peggy Phelan. Ed. by Stephanie Rosenthal

Medium identifier: SKH

Year: 2010

Publisher: Köln, Verl. der Buchhandlung König

Classification: He, Li

ISBN: 978-3-86560-935-9

ISBN (2nd): 3-86560-935-X

Description: 176 S. : zahlr. Ill.

Tags: Tanz; Choreographie; Ausstellung; Art; Exhibition ; bisacsh; Choreography; Dance

Participating parties: Foster, Susan Leigh; Lepecki, André; Phelan, Peggy; Rosenthal, Stephanie

Language: Englisch

Footnote: Summary: Wie bildende Kunst, Tanz und Bewegung in Beziehung zueinander stehen, untersucht derweil die Ausstellung Move – Kunst und Tanz seit den 60ern, die, nachdem sie in der Londoner Hayward Gallery und im Münchener Haus der Kunst zu sehen war, im K20 gezeigt wird, dem der Kunst des 20. Jahrhundert gewidmeten Düsseldorfer Museum. Die Skulpturen und Installationen der Ausstellung stammen von Künstlern, Tänzern und Choreografen, darunter Franz Ehrhard Walther, William Forsythe, Simone Forti, Tino Sehgal, Xavier Le Roy, Maria La Ribot, Mike Kelley, Dan Graham und Bruce Nauman. In den meisten Fällen können sie nicht nur angeschaut sondern auch benutzt werden und machen den normalerweise träge von einem zum nächsten Bild schleichenden Ausstellungsbesucher wenn vielleicht nicht gleich zum Tänzer, so doch zum aktiven Betrachter.

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