Performance 13: On Line/Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker Jan 12-16, 2011

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In conjunction with the exhibition On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century
Video directed by Ben Coccio. Cinematography by Cal Robertson. Produced by Professor Bright Films
© 2011 The Museum of Modern Art, New York

[@amandinebeyer6993]

It is incredible, we are all so different...i feel so much in this music,this choreography, the words, the image, the sand, the dress, the hairs...love it

[@nicolaelliottdotcom]

This woman is one of the best things to happen to choreography in the 20th century. Amazing.

[@frenchbenjamin]

fantastic vid! She is so eloquent. Love her work.

[@TubeSDNA]

Brilliant, concise and beautiful

[@dida4979]

Beautiful and very talent! Bravo!

[@missdivagoddess]

Wow she is amazing

[@experimentalactor]

beautiful artist!

[@yogaterra]

Amo esa mujer.

[@etwaeoijsmp]

whoa! so beautiful!

[@vereda61]

Wonderful!

[@sainte5]

I think that to appretiate this, one should see the effort behind the creation and the performance...it may seem easy or simple but..

[@karmaobscura]

This is amazing.

[@kikalcala]

I recomend watching this choreography as it was recorded for french tv arte, in the middle of a forest. Steve Reich's Violin Fase. I'm not a lot into contemporary dance but this performance is brilliant.

[@le.Marcel]

wonderfull

[@lauvalmar8629]

ME GUSTA MUCHO TU CREATIVIDAD

[@eddiemambo]

Interesting ..

[@teateront]

It's there, getting it to be done. Great! We like it and hope you like our stuff if you happen to run into it.

[@djtorreselectro]

song?

[@themuseumofmodernart]

hi Emanuel, the music in Anne Teresa's performance is Steve Reich's “Violin Phase” (1967).

[@123HIM456]

Learn to paint, write a song, draw something; create something that truly is ART! Not this piss-poor excuse for creativity in which you over-complicate the simplest task with over-analyzation, and metaphor to make it sound and seem more impressive. As for being the best thing to happen to choreography in the past 20 years? The Cha Cha Slide is only 12 years old... P.S - Hope you can see your way to approving my comments, as it is art, and is therefore open to interpretation!

[@StopFear]

Sorry but to me her dancing does not seem aesthetically appealing at all. Music and dance are supposed to express feelings. The music she dances to is very unemotional and is not natural for human ear to enjoy. The dance reflects that. I cannot connect to whatever she might be feeling.