{"value"=>"<p>The photographs in series VI chronicle Charlip's dance and theater activities, exhibitions, relationships with colleagues in the arts, and personal life. Photographs are alphabetically arranged by subject into: Dance and Theater; Events and Teaching; Family; Other People; Portraits; and Travel. Most photographs are prints of varying sizes, especially 8\" x 10\", 4\" x 6\", and 5\" x 7\". Some negatives and slides are present, chiefly with the Dance and Theater and Travel photographs.</p> <p>Dance and theater photographs are numerous, depicting Charlip performing, rehearsing, and choreographing from the 1950s to the 2000s. Included here are hundreds of photographs of Charlip working and performing with various dance and theater companies, notably the London Contemporary Dance Theatre, Merce Cunningham Dance Company, National Theater of the Deaf Company, Paper Bag Players, and Welsh Dance Theatre. Additionally, there are many photographs from the <span class=\"title\">Remy Charlip Dances</span> program on WGBH-TV. Other photographs depict performances and rehearsals of specific works, such as <span class=\"title\">Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights</span> with the Living Theater in 1951; \"Part of a Larger Landscape\" at Bennington College in 1976; Charlip's solo dance, \"Meditation\"; and <span class=\"title\">Ludwig and Lou</span>. A large set of prints titled \"Remy Solo\" show Charlip performing from the 1970s to the 1990s. Also of note are photographs of dancers posing in costumes Charlip designed for \"Galaxy,\" performed by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.</p> <p>Photographs of events and Charlip teaching are fewer. They largely highlight exhibits of Charlip's work: A Celebration of Remy Charlip at the Library of Congress, Remy Charlip's World at the San Francisco Public Library, <span class=\"title\">Harlequin</span>: A Movie Proposal at the Junior Art Gallery, and Remy Charlip: Costumes, Posters, and Fliers, 1949-1982 at the Dance Theater Workshop. Photographs of Charlip teaching date from the 1960s to 1990s, and are generally of him teaching children.</p> <p>Charlip's family photographs date from approximately the 1900s to the 1950s. There are several portraits and informal shots of his parents, as well as photographs of extended family members at formal and informal events. These photographs are often labeled and dated on the back.</p> <p>Photographs of other people portray acquaintances, friends, and collaborators both with and without Charlip, mostly in informal settings. The majority of photographs here feature unidentified people; these are ordered before an alphabetical list of identified individuals. The latter includes Charlip collaborators Jules Beckman, Lucas Hoving, Neil Marcus, and Jerry Joyner. Several photographs of John Cage are also present, including a photograph of him conducing in 1982. Two photographs of Lou Harrison show him in informal settings.</p> <p>Portraits consist of professional and non-professional shots of Charlip, and casual photographs of him alone from throughout his life. Many of the portraits depict Charlip in a dance setting. Of special interest are portraits of Charlip taken by Carl Van Vechten in 1951 in conjunction with his performance in <span class=\"title\">Doctor Faustus</span>; and photographs of Charlip as a child, notably a photograph from his Bar Mitzvah in 1942. These are all located in box 61.</p> <p>The travel photographs largely date from the 1960s and 1970s. Most were likely taken by Charlip, and most depict nature and urban scenes. There are photographs from Puerto Rico, Italy, Greece, and Nepal. Charlip's 1976 residency in Venezuela and subsequent trip to Guatemala are represented here, as is his 2002 fellowship in Japan.</p>"}