Je rapporte les propos d’Hector Obalk entendu dans l’émission Palettes (Arte) au sujet de la représentation des étoffes chez trois grands maîtres de la peinture de la Renaissance que sont Le Titien, Raphaël et Michel-Ange.
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I discover this music during a trip to Vienna at the Secession museum some years ago. It was used by british artist Mark Wallinger (Turner Prize winner,2007) for his video « Threshold to the Kingdom (2000) », a slow motion video of people coming through automatic double doors at an airport (London’s international, but could be anywhere else).
The music is a 1980 recording of Gregorio Allegri’s « Miserere mei, Deus » by the famous Tallis Scholars.
Mesmerizing…
NB: « Threshold to the Kingdom » could be seen here, recorded by a fan
Until december 7, Annelie Augustin and Odély Téboul designers of Augustin Teboul show their creations at the gallery Joyce, Paris.
Here is the following of the article about voguing proposed by my friend Karolina Brock, read the first part here
This is the in every ball there are many different categories to compete in. A part from the dance formes like « Old way », « New way » and « Fem Vogue » for example, there are different types of Runway categories: Realness, Female figure and All American to name a few.
Two of the guest at New York Voguing club Escuelita
When i was in New-York city this summer i met my dear friend Karolina (dancer and designer), the one who brought me in this club. We were talking about a book dedicated to voguing: « Voguing and the House Ballroom Scene of New York ». Completely into street dancing Karolina gave me the whole story.
Fascinated i ask her to write a article about this moment of street culture, this a double post about it.
New York city streets — I am too cool… swag
Chers lecteurs,
une heure de queue…
No mistake, it’s more a good place to eat a very good burger than a fashionable place to be.
Chers lecteurs,
one of my favorite designer this year at the graduation show of Antwerp’s Academy was Miquel Boutens with his collection inspired by Le petit prince. In the middle of the creative uproar appeared delicate silhouettes wearing light fabrics with pastel colors and gold.
Continue reading ‘Future talents | Antwerp, Miquel Boutens (boys don’t cry)’
