About this Event
In this exploratory presentation, art historian and filmmaker Joseph Leo Koerner considers productive intersections between the histories of art and dance on the paradigm of the Dance of Death. Multimedia at their historical origin, death dances mix sermon, image, dance, and music. They conjure an uncanny—and (perhaps) exemplary—borderland between motion and stasis in which performance and artwork are forced together.
This event is co-sponsored by NYU Remarque Institute.
About the speaker:
Joseph Leo Koerner is currently Chair of the Department of History of Art and Architecture and Senior Fellow of the Society of Fellows, Harvard. His most recent book is (Princeton 2025).
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This is an in-person event. The program will be recorded and posted to our Youtube channel. Please email [email protected] with any accessibility needs.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
16 Cooper Square, 16 Cooper Square, New York, United States
USD 0.00
