Choreographic Score News Today

Pedro Lasch’s mid-career survey at Laboratorio Arte Alameda begins with a painting—the ultra-deadpan McSickle, grande no. 1 (2003)—d

Two dancers join Maho Ogawa to activate her Choreographic Score Mural, an abstract map of human bodies. This multipurpose installation exists as a public mural, sharing movement scores with viewers, and a performance that creates communication methods to bridge movement and visual language and acts to appreciate and challenge recording and ephemerality.