Three Posters for Dance at The Kitchen

Published by The Kitchen, New York, 1980

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Three posters of dance at renowned New York venue The Kitchen, including the poster for David Woodberry’s Nijinsky Suicide Health Club performed in 1978; the poster for three dance works choreographed and performed by Grethe Holby in 1979, which featured music by Lou Reed and Richard Peaslee; and the poster for Thought Movement Motor, a dance performance by Charles Moulton, Janna Jensen, and Susan Eschelbach presented as part of the Dancing in the Kitchen program series. Three posters. Offset. From 17 x 11 in. to 17 1/4 x 11 in. All very good; minor bumping to corners, and slight loss to bottom left corner and line from folding in half of Nijinsky poster.

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Title
Three Posters for Dance at The Kitchen
Publisher
The Kitchen, New York
Publication year
1980
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Modernism & the Avant-Garde, Posters, Flyers & Handbills, Theater & Performance

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