Trisha Brown: Untitled (Set One), 2006
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Trisha Brown: Untitled (Set One), 2006
Trisha Brown Compass 2006 Softground etching with relief roll 25-7/8 x 22-1/2 inches
Trisha Brown Dance Company. Photo courtesy of TBDC
Set and Reset, Trisha Brown, 1983 (Photo by Jack Mitchell)
Steve jumping over David Gordon in Grand Union, Walker Art Center. Behind him are Douglas Dunn, Trisha Brown (mostly hidden), Nancy Lewis and Barbara Dilley
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When writing this "In Memoriam" on Steve Paxton, it was hard not to be overwhelmed with his myriad brilliant activities and the force of his intellectual curiosity. I focused on the questions he asked: Where does movement come from? What does our spine do in spherical space? Does an idea start with a feeling? How can we dance mutually, against hierarchies? His curiosity helped to create three major collectives: Judson Dance Theater, Grand Union, and Contact Improvisation. Dance Magazine posted the short version here: Steve Paxton's burning questions, my "In Memoriam" is posted at https://www.dancemagazine.com/steve-paxton-obituary/ My longer version is at https://wendyperron.com/steve-paxton-1939-1924-a-life-of-burning-questions/
[Wendy Perron]
Roof Piece - Trisha Brown. Segunda performance, Nueva York, 1973. Foto Babette Mangolte
Peter Moore, Trisha Brown’s Man Walking Down the Side of a Building 80 Wooster St. New York, 1970