Baryshnikov dancing Judson: old and new works by seven seminal Judson choreographers were featured in a touring show put together by Mikhail Baryshnikov and his White Oak Dance Project.

From: Art in America | Date: December 1, 2001| Author: Johnston, Jill | Copyright information

I went to see Mikhail Baryshnikov and his White Oak Dance Project at BAM the week of June 4 because the work of seven so-called Judson choreographers was featured. The program was called "Past/Forward," meaning that post-Judson work by the choreographers, up in fact to the present, was included. I often put myself out to see the work of my time, or work by those of my time as it keeps evolving (or not), generally seeing little else. As a true old-timer, I tend to believe that all t...

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