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More copies of this ISBNThe Human Alphabetby Pilobolus
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:The company's dancers join limbs, twist, and grip to form 26 letters — an alphabet made of the human body, captured in glorious color photographs. Alongside each letter, they've also composed a picture: Ants for A; Butterfly for B; Circus for C — and so on through Z, a human Zipper. Can you guess what each one shows? Pilobolus brings their creativity and hallmark visual style to a unique picture book. Synopsis:The internationally renowned Pilobolus Dance Company celebrates the body with an alphabet made of people. The dancers join limbs, twist, and grip to form the letters. Full color photos. About the AuthorPilobolus performs for stage and broadcast audiences around the world, and its works are represented in the repertories of other major dance companies. The company works frequently with children and schools. Its educational outreach program, the Pilobolus Institute, uses choreography as a model for creative thinking, and has produced major projects and residencies for the Lincoln Center Institute, the Julliard School, Yale University, and the Cleveland School for the Arts, among others. Pilobolus is based in Washington, Connecticut. John Kane has worked with the dancers of Pilobolus for many years. He lives in New Milford, Connecticut. What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!Average customer rating based on 1 comment:
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