William Forsythe's Choreographic Objects Exhibition Opens at Sesc Pompeia in São Paulo
William Forsythe's exhibition 'Objetos Coreográficos' has opened at Sesc Pompeia in São Paulo, running until July 28. This marks the multi-artist's first solo show in Brazil, following presentations in global cities like London, Paris, and Frankfurt. The exhibition features interactive works that require audience activation to exist, as described by co-curator Veronica Stigger. Forsythe began creating these participatory objects in the 1990s, moving beyond dance to produce pieces for kinetic engagement. The show also includes video-art works. Stigger shares curatorial duties with Forsythe Produções. The exhibition is designed for public interaction, emphasizing a dialogue between object and spectator that invites bodily movement.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Objetos Coreográficos' by William Forsythe at Sesc Pompeia, São Paulo
- Runs until July 28
- First solo exhibition of Forsythe in Brazil
- Features interactive choreographic objects requiring audience activation
- Includes video-art works
- Co-curated by Veronica Stigger and Forsythe Produções
- Forsythe began creating such objects in the 1990s
- Previously shown in London, Paris, and Frankfurt
Entities
Artists
- William Forsythe
- Veronica Stigger
Institutions
- Sesc Pompeia
- Forsythe Produções
Locations
- São Paulo
- Brazil
- London
- United Kingdom
- Paris
- France
- Frankfurt
- Germany