Notes

Scott Timberg on collaboration of Martha Graham and Isamu Noguchi ("Martha Graham and Isamu Noguchi meshed their contrasting talents"):
"Graham was looking for a style of movement that revealed primal expression," says Eilber. "She took body language and aestheticized it, revealing those human essentials, without decorating them.
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"There was a light touch to what he [Noguchi] created, that may have allowed that collaboration to function for as long as it did," says Lyford. "The way the objects blended into the bodies of the dancers. That's not typically the way the way the 'master artist' would work. He let it flow."