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A World Without a Center

By Erica Getto

In 1974, Sol LeWitt debuted his sculpture series Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes. The conceit was simple: how many different ways could the artist not finish a cube?

Jessica Gaynor’s <em>The Location of Figures</em>. Credit: Sam Polcer.

In Conversation

SCRIPTING MEMORY THROUGH VIRTUAL REALITY
ALMEDA BEYNON and KEVAN LONEY

Lovushke is a movement-based project that uses virtual reality to explore the vulnerability of memory, fate, and mortality.

Rehearsal for <em>Lovushke</em>. Credit: Kevan Loney and Almeda Breynon.

Miami City Ballet Brings the Heat

By Susan Yung

Miami City Ballet brings challenging repertory to the Koch Theater stage, a run that includes George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp, Alexei Ratmansky, Justin Peck, and Liam Scarlett, with accompaniment by the New York City Ballet Orchestra (helmed by Gary Sheldon).

<em>Heatscape</em> by Justin Peck. Credit: Gene Schiavone.
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