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Stephan Koplowitz
Born1956
Washington, D.C.
NationalityAmerican
Known forcontemporary dance
site-specific art
SpouseJane Otto
AwardsAlpert Award in the Arts
Bessie Award
Websitehttp://www.koplowitzprojects.com/

Stephan Koplowitz is an award-winning director and choreographer and media artist specializing in site-specific multimedia performances.

Awards and Fellowships

Selected works

  • 2014 The Past is Up (Sullivant Travels)
  • 2014 . Horizon Time (Sullivant Travels)
  • 2014 Learn, Capture, Repeat (Sullivant Travels)
  • 2014 One Way: A Telematic Trio (Sullivant Travels)
  • 2013 Red Line Time, a site-adaptive durational performance for all fourteen stations of LA Metro’s Red Line[10]
  • 2013 lines, tides, shores… A site-specific performance in three sections for the Cudahy Gardens, Milwaukee Art Museum [11]
  • 2013 The Current Past, A site-specific performance for the North Point Water Tower, Milwaukee, WI[12][13]
  • 2012 Natural Acts in Artificial Water, part of Stephan Koplowitz: TaskForce [14]
  • 2012 The Chair Yields Gustavus Adolphus College,[15]
  • 2012 in situ, Eckman Mall, Gustavus Adolphus College[16]
  • 2012 The Old New Thing for the Torrey Atrium, Warren & Donna Beck Academic Hall, Gustavus Adolphus College[17]
  • 2012 (Re)Fraction, A site-specific performance in lighted windows of Christ Chapel , Gustavus Adolphus College[18]
  • 2009 Taskforce: Liquid Landscapes UK [19][20]
  • 2008 Five Entrances into a War Machine [21]
  • 2008 Taskforce: Liquid Landscapes LA [22]
  • 2008 Taskforce: Mapping IdyllWild [23]
  • 2007 Revealed at Amherst [24]
  • 2007 iseea [25][26]
  • 2006 Revealed (NYC) [27]
  • 2006 A Walk Between Two Worlds [28]
  • 2005 Light Lines [29]
  • 2004 The Grand Step Project [30]
  • 2003 Terrarium [31]
  • 2001 (In)Formations [32][33]
  • 2000 Aquacade for Asphalt Green
  • 1999 Kokerei Projekt: Kohle Korper [34]
  • 1999 Fenestrations2 [35]
  • 1998 Babel Index [36]
  • 1998 War with the Newts [37]
  • 1997 Webbed Feats [38][39]
  • 1996 Genesis Canyon [40]
  • 1996 Off the Walls [41]
  • 1993 Thicker Than Water [42]
  • 1991 The Governed Body [43]
  • 1990 Fall Weather Friend [44]
  • 1989 Big Thirst [45]
  • 1987 Fenestrations [46]
  • 1986 Untitled (Ethiopia Suite) [47]
  • 1986 Famished [48]
  • 1985 I’m Growing [49]
  • 1983 Heart Throb Theater [50]

External links

References

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