Pablo Helguera, Director of Adult and Academic Programs at MoMA discusses the Walking Tables and Wrestling Foals workshop during the Bauhaus Lab workshop series in this blog post. http://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2009/12/09/a-bauhausian-ballet-at-moma

Mark Allen is part of the LA-based artist collective and community space, Machine Project. "Machine Project is a non-profit community space in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles investigating art, technology, natural history, science, music, literature, and food. In our storefront on North Alvarado street we produce events, workshops, and site-specific installations using hands-on engagement to make rarefied knowledge accessible.

Visit the website of Douglas Repetto, artist and leader of the Bauhaus Lab workshop Walking Tables and Wrestling Foals, and view his other robotics-inspired works. http://music.columbia.edu/~douglas/portfolio/index.shtml

Like this improvisational musical score? Check out some more contemporary music from Wet Ink here:http://www.wetink.org/sounds.htm "The Wet Ink Ensemble is a New York-based new music collective. The group's repertoire is diverse, ranging from scores of rigorous notational complexity to indeterminate and improvisational music; from the American experimental tradition to the contemporary European avant-garde; from acoustic to amplified to electronic works and works for homemade instruments." (via http://www.wetink.org/ensemble.htm)