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Style: Kate Lanphear
Kate is a fashion director in Elle US. She has almost 8700 fans on facebook and she is as popular as the magazine she's working for. Apart from Emmanuelle Alt, she's another rock star in the fashion industry. And she is definetely one of my favourites.
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12.8.11
11.8.11
Kate's wedding by Terry Richardson
from the top: Kate Moss, Jamie Hince, Terry, Carine Roitfeld, Stefano Pilati, Manolo Blahnik, Marc Jacobs, Daphne Guiness, Jack White, Karen Elson, Kateee
10.8.11
LAST CHANCE! Zachęta National Gallery: Bodily Choreography
The exhibition Bodily Choreography explores the relations between the visual arts and choreography and dance, by showing works by contemporary artists making use of different choreographic configurations, more or less dance or movement oriented or dynamic in nature, sometimes simply suggested by a minimal level of movement.
The term choreography initially described the configurations of movement in ballet, compositions of dance. In contemporary terms, the concept has widened to include all fields where movement has an artistic character – from movements on stage to the ordinary movements of people arranged by artists. The visual arts have produced their own style, deprived of the virtuosity of dance, based in large part on “everyday movements”.
The exhibition is composed of films in which choreography or dance, despite being mediated by film, demonstrate natural movement. Amongst the works show is a film that is a recording of the performance of a dance group – DV8 Physical Theatre – that rejects the traditional forms of modern dance. The remaining works show cooperations between choreographers, artists and film-makers (A. L. Steiner + robbinschilds, Fatboy Slim), the expression of natural dance and movements (Ayşe Erkmen, Oliver Herring, Mark Raidpere), socially oriented choreography (Adrian Paci, Jesper Just), bodily actions performed for the camera (Wojciech Bąkowski, Anna Molska), animated films of the body (Aneta Grzeszykowska) and the interaction of the body with objects (John Wood & Paul Harrison).
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