10 Gypsy Dances

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Pablo Bronstein initially choreographs ten dances on a sheet of paper. The choreographies are spatial diagrams; looking at the page acts as if one were looking down at a dance floor. Eleanor Vonne Brown then turns them into both readable instructions and concrete poetry.

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