NOW: WILLIAM FORSYTHE: CHOREOGRAPHIC OBJECTS October 23, 2017 Celebrated choreographer William Forsythe has been expanding the boundaries of dance for over four decades and beginning in 1989, he began work on his "choreographic objects," a series of sculptural installations. These physical, object-based extensions of his choreographic practice have become an integral aspect of his work. On view now at Gagosian Le Bourget in Paris, the exhibition "William Forsythe: Choreographic Objects" continues this experimentation with three works: Black Flags, Alignigung 2, and Towards the Diagnostic Gaze (Paris). For the occasion, filmmaker Ulrike Stumpp created a video documenting these works. The video also includes an in-depth interview with Forsythe on the concepts and techniques underlying the exhibition. __________ Video © Gagosian Artwork © William Forsythe Directed by Ulrike Stumpp, Edit and Post Production by Stefan Knauer Camera: Ulrike Stumpp, Dennis Westenberger, Stefan Knauer