[3] This early performance evidenced the Pilobolus style that would last for decades that used the movements of the human body and interlinkings between members to create a form of kinetic art.
[1] Wolken ended his dance career several years after the troupe was formed but continued to choreograph performances including "Pseudopodia" (1973), "B'zyrk" (2007), and "Razor: Mirror" (2008).
[1] His final production, "Hitched", began performances in summer 2010 during the company's annual month-long series at the Joyce Theater in New York City and were dedicated to his memory.
[4] Wolken choreographed a production of A Selection in conjunction with its author Maurice Sendak that was the subject of a 2002 documentary by Mirra Bank.
[2] A resident of Washington, Connecticut, Wolken died in Manhattan's Mount Sinai Hospital at age 60 on June 13, 2010, from complications of stem cell treatments for his myelofibrosis.