in an ideal world...

dancers would defy gravity and movement in my head would translate perfectly onto bodies.

that's all.

in MoMA, nyc.

andy said...

don't think about making art, just get it done. let everyone else decide whether it's good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. while they're deciding, make even more art.

you have to be willing to get happy about nothing.

scripts bore me. it's much more exciting not to know what's going to happen.

pop art is for everyone. i don't think art should be only for a select few.

yes, it was a coincidence that all my dancers were color coordinated.

part two.

part one.

there was a lot going on and it's difficult to record everything going on in the space.

muriel/tara "sculpture"

second rehearsal— phrase with different facings.

second rehearsal— phrase facing front.

the music.

i searched youtube for "warhol."

this is what i got.

so

good.

and so it begins...

a piece inspired by andy warhol's work and ideologies.

seven dancers.

one choreographer.

ten weeks.

go.