William Forsythe : choreographic objects / editors: Louise Neri and Eva Respini
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Llibre | Biblioteca Barcelona | Biblioteca Barcelona BCN Lliure Accés | 793.5 (for) NER (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 1900079988 |
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793.5 FON Las Danzas del tiempo : investigaciones sobre la noción de tiempo en danza contemporánea / | 793.5 (for) FAC Nikolaj Michajlovic Foregger (1892-1939) : dal simbolismo al realismo socialista / | 793.5 (for) MOR Soft is fast : Simone Forti in the 1960s and after / | 793.5 (for) NER William Forsythe : choreographic objects / | 793.5 (for) WIL William Forsythe : tanz und sprache / | 793.5 (for) WIL William Forsythe and the practice of choreography / | 793.5 (for) WIL William Forsythe : the fact of matter / |
"This book is published on the occasion of the exhibition William Forsythe: Choreographic Objects, Organized by Eva Respini, Barbara Lee Chief Curator, with Jeffrey De Blois, Assistant Curator, The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, 31 October 2018-24 February 2019." -- Library of Congress
Bibliografia: pàgines 217-218
"What else, besides 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 the Choreographic Objects, a remarkable body of conceptual work that blurs the lines between performance, installation, sculpture, and video. Additionally, the richly illustrated volume offers illuminating context with original contributions from leading scholars and critics in the fields of the visual arts, choreography, and performance, together with an illustrated chronology of Forsythe's related dance repertoire"-- Library of Congress
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