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Typical of this Albanian-French choreographer, he has paired this narrative ballet with one that is strictly abstract: Empty Moves (Part 1), set to a John Cage soundscape (right). Baas devotes a felicitously titled section, "The Sound of the Mind," to John Cage and the artists associated with him. The works in this show, which suggest antecedents ranging from sixteenth-century Japanese potters to Marcel Duchamp, John Cage, and Sol LeWitt, also invoke an important truth: One may emerge "Phoenix"-like from the fire at any age, with work that not only looks good on the surface but has something compelling to say about the secrets that lie within. |
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