“Ko Murobushi”
Hiroko Komatsu
ABOUT
Five years before his sudden death in 2015, Ko Murobushi, who studied under the founder Tatsumi Hijikata and spread Butoh around the world as "Butoh," held a 60-hour workshop in South America with 40 participants, including teachers, curators, and painters. The methods and contemplations that brought about the unparalleled movement have not lost their luster even after his body left the earth. This is a record of an expressive artist who straddled artistic forms and borders, and attempted to go beyond all boundaries.
Basic information of the work
- Screening time
- 100 minutes
- Fee
- Free
- Delivery deadline
- There is no plan to end the distribution.
- Genre
- Documentary Dance
Accessibility of this work
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Audio guide
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Sign language
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Barrier-free subtitles
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Subtitles
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Multilingual
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Dubbing
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Artist’s original barrier-free version
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Non-verbal
About Accessibility
Accessibility of this work
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Barrier-free Japanese subtitles: subtitles that include the spoken word, the speaker’s name, and the main sound information such as music and sound effects.
English subtitles: English subtitles that show the words being spoken or the speaker’s name and the words being spoken in text.
Message from artist / creator
I want to eliminate language and physical restrictions as much as possible and aim for a work that can be intuitively understood regardless of genre.
Artist Profile
Hiroko Komatsu
Born in Kanagawa prefecture in 1969. photographer. Holds many exhibitions at home and abroad. In 2017, won the 43rd Kimura Ihei Photo Award.
credit
Produce : Ko & Edge
