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Ai-Amour, Carlotta Ikeda and Her Butoh
directed by Kamal Musale; choreographed by Carlotta Ikeda, 1941-; performed by Carlotta Ikeda, 1941- and Ko Murobushi, Ariadone Company (Compagnie Ariadone), in Ai-Amour (Art Works Video, 1994), 38 mins
This film, directed by Kamal Musale and shot in locations around Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, and France is a documentary of the work of choreographer Carlotta Ikeda and her collaboration with dancer Ko Murobushi and the Ariadone Company. With strong images and a bold soundtrack, this film takes the viewer through...
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directed by Kamal Musale; choreographed by Carlotta Ikeda, 1941-; performed by Carlotta Ikeda, 1941- and Ko Murobushi, Ariadone Company (Compagnie Ariadone), in Ai-Amour (Art Works Video, 1994), 38 mins
Description
This film, directed by Kamal Musale and shot in locations around Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, and France is a documentary of the work of choreographer Carlotta Ikeda and her collaboration with dancer Ko Murobushi and the Ariadone Company. With strong images and a bold soundtrack, this film takes the viewer through the chaotic world of Butoh Dance. "Ai-Amour" has been awarded the Silver Fipa Award from the 8th International Festival for Audio-Visua...
This film, directed by Kamal Musale and shot in locations around Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, and France is a documentary of the work of choreographer Carlotta Ikeda and her collaboration with dancer Ko Murobushi and the Ariadone Company. With strong images and a bold soundtrack, this film takes the viewer through the chaotic world of Butoh Dance. "Ai-Amour" has been awarded the Silver Fipa Award from the 8th International Festival for Audio-Visual Programmes in Nice, France.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Documentary
Performer / Ensemble
Ariadone Company (Compagnie Ariadone), Carlotta Ikeda, 1941-, Ko Murobushi
Contributor
Carlotta Ikeda, 1941-, Ariadone Company (Compagnie Ariadone)
Author / Creator
Carlotta Ikeda, 1941-, Kamal Musale, Ariadone Company (Compagnie Ariadone), Ko Murobushi
Date Published / Released
1994
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Choreography, Artistic collaboration, Dance history, Dance
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The Bubble Cut
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; composed by John Zorn, 1953-; choreographed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; designed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Sally Silvers, 1952-, Sally Silvers and Dancers (Art Works Video, 1995), 10 mins
Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the N...
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; composed by John Zorn, 1953-; choreographed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; designed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Sally Silvers, 1952-, Sally Silvers and Dancers (Art Works Video, 1995), 10 mins
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Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the NEA, the Guggenheim Foundation, and most recently, the Jerome Foundation. This piece features excerpts from her solo and group work as w...
Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the NEA, the Guggenheim Foundation, and most recently, the Jerome Foundation. This piece features excerpts from her solo and group work as well as a collaboration with filmmaker Henry Hills.
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Date Written / Recorded
1992-01-24
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Sally Silvers and Dancers, Sally Silvers, 1952-
Contributor
Sally Silvers, 1952-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, John Zorn, 1953-, Sally Silvers and Dancers
Author / Creator
Sally Silvers, 1952-, John Zorn, 1953-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Sally Silvers and Dancers
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Art Works Video
Person Discussed
Sally Silvers, 1952-
Topic / Theme
Dance
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Classical Indian Dance: Two Bharanatayam Dances
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Traditional; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Swati Argade and Jyoti Argade (Art Works Video, 1998), 15 mins
In this video, Swati and Jyoti Argade perform two classical Indian Dances in the Bharatanatyam style. "Natyanjali" (An Invocation of Dance) and "Krishna Keertana" (Song in Praise of Lord Krishna), choreographed by the Dhananjayans of Adyar, Madras, are each shown in their entirety followed by a second version shot...
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Traditional; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Swati Argade and Jyoti Argade (Art Works Video, 1998), 15 mins
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In this video, Swati and Jyoti Argade perform two classical Indian Dances in the Bharatanatyam style. "Natyanjali" (An Invocation of Dance) and "Krishna Keertana" (Song in Praise of Lord Krishna), choreographed by the Dhananjayans of Adyar, Madras, are each shown in their entirety followed by a second version shot in close-up to accentuate the facial expression, footwork, and hand gestures common to this style of narrative dance. Finally, a detai...
In this video, Swati and Jyoti Argade perform two classical Indian Dances in the Bharatanatyam style. "Natyanjali" (An Invocation of Dance) and "Krishna Keertana" (Song in Praise of Lord Krishna), choreographed by the Dhananjayans of Adyar, Madras, are each shown in their entirety followed by a second version shot in close-up to accentuate the facial expression, footwork, and hand gestures common to this style of narrative dance. Finally, a detailed explanation of the narrative, facial expressions, and gestures is provided by the performers.
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Date Written / Recorded
1998
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Documentary
Performer / Ensemble
Swati Argade, Jyoti Argade
Contributor
Traditional, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011
Author / Creator
Traditional, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Swati Argade, Jyoti Argade
Date Published / Released
1998
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Dance history, Movement in performance, Deities, Symbolism, Dance
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Dances for Television: Odyssey
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping; designed by Steve Lukes; produced by James Steinbach, 1951-; performed by Stacey Carlson, Andrea Harris, Susan Haskell, Li Chiao-Ping and Ted Johnson, Li Chiao-Ping Dance Company (Art Works Video, 2003), 8 mins
A suite of dances made for television from award-winning director Douglas Rosenberg, this project is based on the work of renowned choreographers Sean Curran, Li Chiao-Ping, and Amy Sue Rosen:
"Real Boy" (Sean Curran)
"Hope" (Amy Sue Rosen/Derek Bernstein)
"Odyssey" (Li Chiao-Ping)
"Residues" (Li Chiao-Ping)
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping; designed by Steve Lukes; produced by James Steinbach, 1951-; performed by Stacey Carlson, Andrea Harris, Susan Haskell, Li Chiao-Ping and Ted Johnson, Li Chiao-Ping Dance Company (Art Works Video, 2003), 8 mins
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A suite of dances made for television from award-winning director Douglas Rosenberg, this project is based on the work of renowned choreographers Sean Curran, Li Chiao-Ping, and Amy Sue Rosen:
"Real Boy" (Sean Curran)
"Hope" (Amy Sue Rosen/Derek Bernstein)
"Odyssey" (Li Chiao-Ping)
"Residues" (Li Chiao-Ping)
Date Written / Recorded
2002
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Li Chiao-Ping Dance Company, Stacey Carlson, Andrea Harris, Susan Haskell, Li Chiao-Ping, Ted Johnson
Contributor
Li Chiao-Ping, Tom Naunas, Steve Lukes, James Steinbach, 1951-, Li Chiao-Ping Dance Company
Author / Creator
Li Chiao-Ping, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Li Chiao-Ping Dance Company, Stacey Carlson, Andrea Harris, Susan Haskell, Ted Johnson
Date Published / Released
2003
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Dance
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de l'eau
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Li Chiao-Ping and Tim Glenn, fl. 1987 (Art Works Video, 1996), 11 mins
Two video/dance collaborations by Douglas Rosenberg and choreographer Li Chiao-Ping. EPIC (THE LAND WITHIN) uses text, landscape imagery and performance by members of the Dziga Vertov Performance Group to present an expressionistic dance possible only for the camera. De L'Eau, choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping for he...
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Li Chiao-Ping and Tim Glenn, fl. 1987 (Art Works Video, 1996), 11 mins
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Two video/dance collaborations by Douglas Rosenberg and choreographer Li Chiao-Ping. EPIC (THE LAND WITHIN) uses text, landscape imagery and performance by members of the Dziga Vertov Performance Group to present an expressionistic dance possible only for the camera. De L'Eau, choreographed by Li Chiao-Ping for herself and a male dancer takes place in an abandoned swimming pool. This piece is athletic, risky and elegant.
Date Written / Recorded
1995
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Li Chiao-Ping, Tim Glenn, fl. 1987
Contributor
Li Chiao-Ping, Scott Wells, fl. 1992, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Maurice Ravel, 1875-1937
Author / Creator
Li Chiao-Ping, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Tim Glenn, fl. 1987
Date Published / Released
1996
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Dance
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Ellen Bromberg
directed by Gino Tanasescu, fl. 1984; composed by Paul Sturm; choreographed by Ellen Bromberg; designed by Stuart Chapman, Greg King; produced by Linda Schaller, fl. 1986 and Julia Gillett, fl. 1993; performed by Wendy Diamond, Francie Glycenfer, Julie Kane, Lisa McCaughrean, Anne Reeb and Jean Sullivan (Art Works Video, 1989), 11 mins
Winner of the 1992 Bonnie Bird Choreography Award for North America and an ADF Young Choreographer in 1989, Ellen Bromberg created this work for the camera. Commissioned by PBS in 1989, “The Black Dress” is a haunting work based on the painting of the same name by Alex Katz. Also included is an interview with...
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directed by Gino Tanasescu, fl. 1984; composed by Paul Sturm; choreographed by Ellen Bromberg; designed by Stuart Chapman, Greg King; produced by Linda Schaller, fl. 1986 and Julia Gillett, fl. 1993; performed by Wendy Diamond, Francie Glycenfer, Julie Kane, Lisa McCaughrean, Anne Reeb and Jean Sullivan (Art Works Video, 1989), 11 mins
Description
Winner of the 1992 Bonnie Bird Choreography Award for North America and an ADF Young Choreographer in 1989, Ellen Bromberg created this work for the camera. Commissioned by PBS in 1989, “The Black Dress” is a haunting work based on the painting of the same name by Alex Katz. Also included is an interview with Ms. Bromberg about the making of “The Black Dress.” Ms. Bromberg received The Isadora Duncan Award for choreography in 1988.
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Wendy Diamond, Francie Glycenfer, Julie Kane, Lisa McCaughrean, Anne Reeb, Jean Sullivan
Contributor
Ellen Bromberg, Walt Bjerke, fl. 1967, Bernie Beaudry, fl. 1952, Greg King, Linda Schaller, fl. 1986, Julia Gillett, fl. 1993, Paul Sturm, Stuart Chapman
Author / Creator
Ellen Bromberg, Paul Sturm, Gino Tanasescu, fl. 1984, Wendy Diamond, Francie Glycenfer, Julie Kane, Lisa McCaughrean, Anne Reeb, Jean Sullivan
Date Published / Released
1989
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Dance
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Molissa Fenley
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Molissa Fenley, 1954-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Molissa Fenley, 1954- (Art Works Video, 1995), 57 mins
Since the early eighties, Molissa Fenley has been intriguing audiences and impressing critics with her unique approach to modern dance. Her work is constantly changing, re-defining itself with each new piece, and she is well known for her work with contemporary artists and composers including Phillip Glass. In thi...
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; choreographed by Molissa Fenley, 1954-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Molissa Fenley, 1954- (Art Works Video, 1995), 57 mins
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Since the early eighties, Molissa Fenley has been intriguing audiences and impressing critics with her unique approach to modern dance. Her work is constantly changing, re-defining itself with each new piece, and she is well known for her work with contemporary artists and composers including Phillip Glass. In this tape, Ms. Fenley talks about her choreography and her approach to the creative process. Also included are clips of a number of import...
Since the early eighties, Molissa Fenley has been intriguing audiences and impressing critics with her unique approach to modern dance. Her work is constantly changing, re-defining itself with each new piece, and she is well known for her work with contemporary artists and composers including Phillip Glass. In this tape, Ms. Fenley talks about her choreography and her approach to the creative process. Also included are clips of a number of important pieces in her repertory.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Interview
Performer / Ensemble
Molissa Fenley, 1954-
Contributor
Molissa Fenley, 1954-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011
Author / Creator
Molissa Fenley, 1954-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Art Works Video
Person Discussed
Molissa Fenley, 1954-
Topic / Theme
Performance practice, Dance
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Moon Gates
composed by George Kleinsinger, 1914-1982; choreographed by Mary Staton; designed by Doris Chase, 1923-; produced by Doris Chase, 1923-; performed by Doris Chase, 1923- (Art Works Video, 1974), 6 mins
Painter and teacher, sculptor of monumental kinetic forms, Doris Chase is best known as a pioneer in the field of Dance for the Camera. Beginning in the 1970s, she produced more than fifty videos now regarded as key works in the history of video art. This collection features her most important works.
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composed by George Kleinsinger, 1914-1982; choreographed by Mary Staton; designed by Doris Chase, 1923-; produced by Doris Chase, 1923-; performed by Doris Chase, 1923- (Art Works Video, 1974), 6 mins
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Painter and teacher, sculptor of monumental kinetic forms, Doris Chase is best known as a pioneer in the field of Dance for the Camera. Beginning in the 1970s, she produced more than fifty videos now regarded as key works in the history of video art. This collection features her most important works.
Date Written / Recorded
1974
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Doris Chase, 1923-
Contributor
Mary Staton, Doris Chase, 1923-, George Kleinsinger, 1914-1982
Author / Creator
Mary Staton, George Kleinsinger, 1914-1982, Doris Chase, 1923-
Date Published / Released
1974
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Performance practice, Dance
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Resistance
choreographed by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982; designed by Cheryl Lalonde; produced by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982 and Mark Adam; performed by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982 and Karen Kaeja, Kaeja d'Dance Company (Art Works Video, 2004), 23 mins
Established in 1991 and founded by artistic directors Allen and Karen Kaeja, Kaeja d'Dance is recognized for creating an eclectic array of vividly original dance performances that simmer with athletic intensity and theatrical imagery. ... This volume features: Old Country (2003), adapted from Allen Kaeja's success...
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choreographed by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982; designed by Cheryl Lalonde; produced by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982 and Mark Adam; performed by Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982 and Karen Kaeja, Kaeja d'Dance Company (Art Works Video, 2004), 23 mins
Description
Established in 1991 and founded by artistic directors Allen and Karen Kaeja, Kaeja d'Dance is recognized for creating an eclectic array of vividly original dance performances that simmer with athletic intensity and theatrical imagery. ... This volume features: Old Country (2003), adapted from Allen Kaeja's successful stage presentation, explores the dynamics of a community confronted with the imminent brutality of war -- Zummel (1999), choreograp...
Established in 1991 and founded by artistic directors Allen and Karen Kaeja, Kaeja d'Dance is recognized for creating an eclectic array of vividly original dance performances that simmer with athletic intensity and theatrical imagery. ... This volume features: Old Country (2003), adapted from Allen Kaeja's successful stage presentation, explores the dynamics of a community confronted with the imminent brutality of war -- Zummel (1999), choreographed by Allen Kaeja, is based upon the first day of families being uprooted from their homes during WWII -- Departure (2003) is the story of the inter-relationship of a couple struggling to come to terms with their imminent separation because of impending war -- Resistance (2001) explores the power of the human spirit against the oppression of the Holocaust.
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Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Kaeja d'Dance Company, Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982, Karen Kaeja
Contributor
Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982, Cheryl Lalonde, Mark Adam, Kaeja d'Dance Company
Author / Creator
Allen Kaeja, fl. 1982, Kaeja d'Dance Company, Karen Kaeja
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
Art Works Video
Topic / Theme
Jewish, Polish, World War II, 1939-1945, Dance, Jews
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Sally Silvers
directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; composed by John Zorn, 1953-; choreographed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; designed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Sally Silvers, 1952-, Sally Silvers and Dancers (Art Works Video, 1995), 36 mins
Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the N...
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directed by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; composed by John Zorn, 1953-; choreographed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; designed by Sally Silvers, 1952-; produced by Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011; performed by Sally Silvers, 1952-, Sally Silvers and Dancers (Art Works Video, 1995), 36 mins
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Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the NEA, the Guggenheim Foundation, and most recently, the Jerome Foundation. This piece features excerpts from her solo and group work as w...
Ms. Silvers is a New York-based choreographer whose work has been presented in North America, the United Kingdom, and Asia. Mindy Aloff of Dance Magazine has called her “...among the most talented choreographers to emerge in the decade [of the 1980’s].” Ms. Silvers’ choreography has been supported by the NEA, the Guggenheim Foundation, and most recently, the Jerome Foundation. This piece features excerpts from her solo and group work as well as a collaboration with filmmaker Henry Hills.
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Date Written / Recorded
1994
Field of Study
Dance
Content Type
Interview
Performer / Ensemble
Sally Silvers and Dancers, Sally Silvers, 1952-
Contributor
Sally Silvers, 1952-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, John Zorn, 1953-, Sally Silvers and Dancers
Author / Creator
Sally Silvers, 1952-, John Zorn, 1953-, Douglas Rosenberg, fl. 2011, Sally Silvers and Dancers
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Art Works Video
Person Discussed
Sally Silvers, 1952-
Topic / Theme
Dance
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