Motor Dance Journal #3: Groupwork sociology first published in 1914

first published in 1914

fulfilment and acceptance with Angelo Flaccavento on the occasion of his acclaimed retrospective exhibition in Paris

and yellow—and takes us back to the origins of this fascinating reproduction technique

' begins Edward Wilson's sweeping examination of the humanities and their relationship to the sciences

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Motor Dance Journal #3: Groupwork sociology first published in 1914Groupwork is the third of motor's three part series dedicated to dance and writing about dance. The final issue considers the politics, ethics, histories and futures of moving, forming movements, and dancing together. Groupwork features contributions from dancers, artists, curators and writers including Simone Forti, Moyra Davey, CAConrad, (LA)Horde, Anthea Hamilton, David Velasco, McKenzie Wark, RoseLee Goldberg, Chris Kraus, Trajal Harrell, Angela