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The outdoor Henry J. Leir Stage presents Merce Cunningham, Liz Gerring, Kyle Abraham: Three Duets as a special one-night-only performance on July 12. This performance includes a “Choose What You Pay” ticketing option, with a suggested ticket price of $25.
The evening brings together three distinctive duets: an arrangement from Merce Cunningham’s Landrover, Liz Gerring’s Dialogue, and Kyle Abraham’s MotorRover. These three works first appeared in a 2021 digital program called “In Conversation with Merce,” co-produced by the Merce Cunningham Trust and Baryshnikov Arts. Jamie Scott, a former member of the Cunningham company, was engaged by the Trust to make a duet arrangement of material from Landrover for Jacquelin Harris and Chalvar Monteiro, and choreographers Gerring and Abraham were each commissioned by Baryshnikov Arts to make a duet in response.
Now, on the Leir Stage, these three duets will be seen together in live performance for the first time, in a program honoring Merce Cunningham’s enduring legacy and his more than 50-year relationship with the Pillow.
Liz Gerring is very excited to have been a part of this Baryshnikov Arts Center performance along with the amazing Ain Gordon created by the legendary Jennifer Tipton.
Illustrious lighting designer Jennifer Tipton will share an exhibit of light designed to show the relationship of the earth to the sun, tracing the origin and precarity of the sun’s support of life, and exploring the visual archetypes of the seasons. Theater artist Ain Gordon and choreographer and dancer Liz Gerring will activate the installation. Space design by Michael Yeargan and sound design by Scott Lehrer.
Liz Gerring Dance Company with the JACK Quartet: Harbor (World Premiere)
Fri, Oct 21, 8 PM and Sat, Oct 22, 8 PM @ICA/Boston
Check out this new photo of Liz’s work by visual artist James Welling.
Installation III: red green blue & grey (Work-in-Progress)
Choreographed by Liz Gerring
Video by Rudolf Costin
Sound design by Ryan Seaton
Dancers: Cemiyon Barber, Brandon Collwes, Forrest Hersey, Jamie Scott, Claire Westby
Work-in-Progress showing presented by Baryshnikov Arts Center on September 27, 2019 This project is supported through the Cage Cunningham Fellowship, established in 2015 for artists who demonstrate John Cage and Merce Cunningham’s commitment to artistic innovation.
Installation III: red green blue & grey (Work-in-Progress)
Choreographed by Liz Gerring
Video by Rudolf Costin
Sound design by Ryan Seaton
Dancers: Cemiyon Barber, Brandon Collwes, Forrest Hersey, Jamie Scott, Claire Westby
Work-in-Progress showing presented by Baryshnikov Arts Center on September 27, 2019 This project is supported through the Cage Cunningham Fellowship, established in 2015 for artists who demonstrate John Cage and Merce Cunningham’s commitment to artistic innovation.
Installation III: red green blue & grey (Work-in-Progress)
Choreographed by Liz Gerring
Video by Rudolf Costin
Sound design by Ryan Seaton
Dancers: Cemiyon Barber, Brandon Collwes, Forrest Hersey, Jamie Scott, Claire Westby
Work-in-Progress showing presented by Baryshnikov Arts Center on September 27, 2019 This project is supported through the Cage Cunningham Fellowship, established in 2015 for artists who demonstrate John Cage and Merce Cunningham’s commitment to artistic innovation.
Installation III: red green blue & grey (Work-in-Progress)
Choreographed by Liz Gerring
Video by Rudolf Costin
Sound design by Ryan Seaton
Dancers: Cemiyon Barber, Brandon Collwes, Forrest Hersey, Jamie Scott, Claire Westby
Work-in-Progress showing presented by Baryshnikov Arts Center on September 27, 2019 This project is supported through the Cage Cunningham Fellowship, established in 2015 for artists who demonstrate John Cage and Merce Cunningham’s commitment to artistic innovation.