Eiko and Koma

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Eiko and Koma's Naked
Naked is a new "living installation" created by the renowned Japanese-American movement artists Eiko & Koma as part of the Walker Art Center's Event Horizon exhibition showcasing the collections. Commissioned by the Walker, this movement/visual art installation features Eiko & Koma's live bodies in an immersive and charged environment of their own design. It is the duo's first prolonged return to a gallery-based living installation since Breath, a month-long project at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in 1998. Visitors are invited to stay for a few minutes or the entire day, and return numerous times to experience the piece evolve.

RIVER (? 1995): Eiko & Koma's Outdoor Performance (????)
from Eiko and Koma
Retrospective Project Video Archive #20. Excerpt.
An excerpt from Eiko & Koma's 1995 outdoor work RIVER. The performance shown above took place at Duke University as a part of the American Dance Festival (ADF) in 1996. Eiko & Koma performed RIVER in nine different rivers and water sites. The footage was provided by American Dance Festival Archive. Camera by Douglas Rosenberg.
Please also see the related documentary available on vimeo, "Dancing in Water: The Making of River."
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