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Collaboration & Invention - A Conversation with Lucinda Childs & Philip Glass

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“Basically we wanted to re-invent art.” - Sol LeWitt, 2005, reflecting on the creation of  Dance

How do creative minds collaborate to invent new ways of reframing experience? Join two great innovators as they share their own experiences and draw conclusions about curiosity, exploration and risk-taking.  Rolling Stone called Philip Glass “the best known living classical composer on the planet” and Lucinda ChildsDance was called “a vision of how we would all move in dance paradise” by the New York Times.  Along with moderator Jock Reynolds, Mr. Glass and Ms. Childs revisit their creative collaboration on the minimalist masterwork Dance, which was originally commissioned in 1979 by the Brooklyn Academy of Music and for which Ms. Childs was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship.