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Magazine Article
Royal Flux
2018
Overview
Throughout the ’60s, Judson Dance Theater, as it was known, became one of those rare crucibles that produced and supported not one but multiple creative pioneers. The catalogue accompanying “Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done,” the Museum of Modern Art’s retrospective of this wellspring of American experimentalism, aims to capture Judson in the round. Introductory essays by Ana Janevski and Thomas J. Lax, the curators of the exhibition, anchor the catalogue, setting the stage for the reader, contextualizing how and why Judson erupted, while contributors Adrian Heathfield and Danielle Goldman flesh out two of its root influences, writing about choreographers Anna Halprin and Merce Cunningham, respectively. Texts by Malik Gaines, Julia Robinson, Benjamin Piekut, Kristin Poor, and Gloria Sutton feature players and productions apart from Judson’s most lionized choreographers and dancers, considering subjects such as the music that was performed and produced there and the emergence of what Poor terms the “sculptural prop.”
Publisher
Artforum Inc
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