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Artworks
Aszure Barton
mayfield brooks
Camille A. Brown
Ronald K. Brown
Wally Cardona
Ann Carlson
Lucinda Childs
Nora Chipaumire
Faye Driscoll
Molissa Fenley
Deborah Haye
Rosie Herrera
Emily Johnson
Ralph Lemon
Sarah Michelson
Okwui Okpokwasili
Eiko Otake
Shamel Pitts
Zoe Scofield
Alice Sheppard
Elizabeth Streb
Pam Tanowitz
Caleb Teicher with Isabela Dos Santos
Brenda Way
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar with Vincent Thomas, Chanon Judson & Ausar Johnson
Center for the Art of Performance UCLA
The Choreographers’ Scores: 2020, 202126 pigment ink prints by 26 choreographers21 x 16.25 inchesEdition of 40Each score is a signed fine art limited edition print, sales of which will further benefit each choreographer and support the future of live dance performances at CAP UCLA.Further images
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Well before a choreographer begins work with dancers, there is an idea in shape and form—often some kind of a sketch or series of instructions for eliciting movement. For some...Well before a choreographer begins work with dancers, there is an idea in shape and form—often some kind of a sketch or series of instructions for eliciting movement. For some choreographers, these can be elaborate and structured; some are a flurry of shapes and lines; others are collages of inspiration, thoughts and instructions. The score is a side of choreographic practice that a public rarely sees—a precursor to the living staged work of dance. CAP UCLA is commissioning 26 choreographers to create a dance score for a future project while they await their return to the studio and stage: each one a love letter to the future of dance.
Each score will become a fine art limited edition print, sales of which will further benefit each choreographer and support the future of live dance performances at CAP UCLA.Participating choreographers include:
Caleb Teicher with Isabela Dos Santos
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar with Vincent Thomas, Chanon Judson & Ausar Johnson
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