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Mar 06, 1995
Deborah Jowitt, dance critic for The Village Voice, moderates a conversation with post-modern dancer and choreographer Trisha Brown. This is the final of three Breaking Ground lectures about dance. Brown discusses how she originally studied traditional modern dance but “couldn’t find the edge to it.” As an example of her personal approach to choreography, she walks through the creation of her 1966 dance, “Inside,” which she developed by literally “taking inspiration from the walls” in her studio. She emphasizes the importance of shape, texture, and asymmetry in movement and describes her personal dance vocabulary and style of movement as “silky kineticism.” The discussion is followed with questions from the audience.
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