Trisha Brown: Dance and Art in Dialogue, 1961-2001

From: The Village Voice | Date: November 12, 2003| Author: Zimmer, Elizabeth | Copyright information

Trisha Brown's artistic collaborators take center stage

TRISHA BROWN: DANCE AND ART IN DIALOGUE, 1961-2001 New Museum 583 Broadway Through January 25

This provocative show mentions the museum's propinquity to Judson Memorial Church, where Trisha Brown launched her career. More to the point, the museum stands just a block north of the Soho loft where Brown has lived and worked for decades, so cheaply that she and several resident colleagues spent the bulk of their time plumbing t...

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