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Discover the profound legacy of the Judson Dance Theater in this stunning publication, "Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done." Published by The Museum of Modern Art, this book is an essential exploration of the radical influence that Judson Dance Theater had on postwar American art history and its ongoing impact on contemporary artistic discourse. The Judson Dance Theater emerged from the vibrant community of New York's Greenwich Village, where innovative artists gathered to redefine dance and performance. This book highlights the contributions of legendary figures like Trisha Brown, Yvonne Rainer, and Robert Rauschenberg, who collectively challenged and transformed the boundaries of artistic expression. With rich illustrations featuring photographs, archival materials, and reproductions of significant artworks, this publication showcases the collaborative spirit and multidisciplinary approach that defined the Judson experience. Learn how the workshops and performances at Judson Memorial Church sparked movements in dance, visual arts, and beyond, ultimately influencing generations of artists. Perfect for art enthusiasts, dancers, and scholars alike, this compelling book serves as both a historical document and an inspirational resource for understanding the lasting significance of the Judson Dance Theater in contemporary art.