It Was at Westbeth

It Was at Westbeth presents a unique exploration of removal through dance. Set in an old school dance studio on the Hudson River, the film pays homage to the space where influential figures like Merce Cunningham and John Cage created art. The choreography is presented at varying speeds, emphasizing the nuances of movement and gesture.

With its brief runtime, this film captures a moment that reflects on the artistry of dance and the significance of its environment. Collectors interested in dance films or the works of Lily Baldwin may find this piece particularly engaging for its artistic significance and its connection to notable figures in the dance world.