Wexner Center for the Arts: Visit: William Forsythe Press

William Forsythe: Transfigurations
April 2-July 26, 2009
Wexner Center for the Arts

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PRESS KIT DOCUMENTS:

OVERVIEW
EXHIBITION
SYNCHRONOUS OBJECTS WEB PROJECT
SYMPOSIUM
OPENING EVENTS
FORSYTHE'S CHOREOGRAPHIC OBJECTS ESSAY
FORSYTHE'S BIOGRAPHY

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William Forsythe Photo: Stephan Floss Photo	City of Abstracts Installed at the Wexner Center for the Arts Video installation: William Forsythe Software development: Philip Bumann Premiere: November 24, 2000, Opernplatz, Hauptwache, Frankfurt Courtesy The Forsythe Company Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons Condensed credit: William Forsythe’s City of Abstracts (2000) Video installation at the Wexner Center for the Arts, 2009, as part of the exhibition William Forsythe: Transfigurations Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons
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Monster Partitur (after You made me a monster) Performed at the Wexner Center for the Arts, April 1, 2009 Installation and text: William Forsythe Construction supervision: Marion Rossi Performer: Alessio Silvestrin Sound: Dietrich Kroger, Niels Lanz, and Hubert Machnik Voice treatment / digital sound processing programming: Andreas Breitscheid and Manuel Poletti in collaboration with the Forum Neues Musiktheater, Staatsoper, Stuttgart Premiere: April 26, 2006, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich Photo by Kevin Fitzsimonss Condensed credit: William Forsythe’s Monster Partitur (2006) Performer: Alessio Silvestrin Image of performance and installation at Wexner Center for the Arts, 2009, as part of the exhibition William Forsythe: Transfigurations Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons	OSU dance students help construct Monster Partitur during The Forsythe Company's residency at the Wexner Center. Photo: Lindsay LaPointe
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Gallery view of video works (from left) Antipodes and Solo from the exhibition William Forsythe: Transfigurations at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Photo by Cory Piehowicz	Solo (still) 16mm film transferred to video Running time: 6:40 minutes Choreography / Performance: William Forsythe Music: Thom Willems in collaboration with Maxime Franke Director: Thomas Lovell Balogh Camera: Jess Hall Production: RD-Studio Productions, France 2, BBC TV 1997 Condensed credit: Solo (still), 1997 16mm film transferred to video Courtesy of The Forsythe Company
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Antipodes I / II (still) Two-channel video Running time: 12 minutes, 20 seconds Choreography / performance: William Forsythe Music: Ryoji Ikeda Premiere: May 16, 2006, Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich Courtesy The Forsythe Company Photo: Julian Gabriel Richter Condensed credit: Antipodes I / II (still), 2006 Two-channel video Courtesy of The Forsythe Company	Suspense (still) Video Running time: 13:10 minutes Choreography / Performance: William Forsythe Camera: Dietrich Kroger Premiere: May 17, 2008, Ursula Blickle Foundation, Kraichtal Courtesy: The Forsythe Company Condensed credit: Suspense (still), 2008 Video Courtesy of The Forsythe Company
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Gallery view of Synchronous Objects section of the exhibition William Forsythe: Transfigurations at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons	Gallery view of Synchronous Objects section of the exhibition William Forsythe: Transfigurations at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons
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William Forsythe with Synchronous Objects collaborators Maria Palazzi (L) and Norah Zuniga Shaw (R), 2008. Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons	Synchronous Objects: Image from annotated video illustrating alignments (the way Forsythe designs relationships in space and time). Credit: Synchronous Objects Project, The Ohio State University and The Forsythe Company
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Synchronous Objects: William Forsythe with Project Team students from OSU, at OSU's ACCAD facility (Advanced Computing Center for the Arts & Design), 2008. Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons.	Synchronous Objects: William Forsythe discussing information graphics with Project Team students from OSU, at OSU's ACCAD facility (Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design), 2008. Photo by Kevin Fitzsimons.