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|a Dancer Gus Solomons jr was born on April 27, 1940. He studied architecture at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and danced with Jan Veen at Boston Conservatory, before moving to New York City to dance in Kicks and Co. Solomons joined Donald McKayle's company and studied the Martha Graham Technique. He was part of the collective of avant-garde experimentalists that eventually formed the Judson Dance Theater. When the postmodern choreographer Merce Cunningham asked Solomons to join his company, Solomons began interpreting Cunningham's postmodern concept of kinetic intention in his own choreography. He founded Gus Solomons Company/Dance, for which he created over 165 pieces. Known for his analytical approach, architectural concepts, and use of video and other forms of media, Solomons critiqued dance and performed with the PARADIGM dance company, which he founded with Carmen de Lavallade and Dudley Williams.
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