A Sartorial Consciousness – Eugenie Dalland on ECO-FASHION: GOING...
Mister Rogers, Lady Gaga & Me – In Conversation...
Nanomodernity’s Epicurean Challenge – In Conversation with Jason Silva
PSITTACUS’ Macbeth gets a Web 3.0 treatment (Watch it...
Eugenie Dalland in conversation with Jennifer Farley and Colleen Hill on ECO-FASHION: GOING GREEN, at...
. Which pop cultural icon would you guess that a Senior Executive at Music Video...
. Thus Life and Death, and young and old, Are, as the severall Atomes bold. So Wit,...
In PSITTACUS’ Theatrum Mundi, Macbeth gets a Web 3.0 treatment PSITTACUS PRODUCTIONS: Connect. Investigate. Create. Presenting...
Eugenie Dalland in conversation with Jennifer Farley and Colleen Hill on
ECO-FASHION: GOING GREEN, at the Museum @ FIT
Edun, evening gown, black and off-white organic Tunisian denim, 2007, USA, gift of EDUN – Photo courtesy: MFIT, 2010
Currently on display at the Fashion and Textile History Gallery at the Museum at FIT is Eco-Fashion: Going Green....
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Which pop cultural icon would you guess that a Senior Executive at Music Video Television (MTV) has made a film about? The Jonas Brothers, Eminem, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry or Jay-Z? How about Mister Rogers? Yes, that Mister Rogers! “Why?” Well, that was my initial reaction when I heard about Mister Rogers & Me...
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Thus Life and Death, and young and old,
Are, as the severall Atomes bold.
So Wit, and Understanding in the Braine,
Are as the severall Atomes reigne:
And Dispositions good, or ill,
Are as the severall Atomes still.
And every Passion which doth rise,
Is as the severall Atomes lies.
Thus Sicknesse, Health, and Peace, and War;
Are alwaies as the severall Atomes...
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In PSITTACUS’ Theatrum Mundi, Macbeth gets a Web 3.0 treatment
PSITTACUS PRODUCTIONS: Connect. Investigate. Create.
Presenting “A TALE TOLD BY AN IDIOT” streaming live from The Lounge Theater in conjunction with the First Annual Hollywood Fringe Festival.
The show is a 60 minute, comic book-style deconstruction of Shakespeare’s MACBETH. Lit primarily with flashlights, the show is a...
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An ekphrastic poem inspired by Francisco de Goya’s Black Paintings, c. 1819-1823 – Goya, Witches Sabbath (El gran cabrón), 1821-23, Museu Nacional del Prado, Madrid
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Goya Dining at “La Quinta del Sordo”
………..Everyone called it “The House of the Deaf Man”
By: Hedy Habra
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Draperies cover your painted walls
for fear of the Inquisition’s eyes.
Each night,...
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“In the future…a new generation of artists will be writing genomes the way that Blake and Byron wrote verses.” Freeman Dyson (Theoretical Physicist and Mathematician)
Young Hyun and Bradley Huffaker, A frozen moment of activity in the Internet universe, San Diego Supercomputer Center at the University of California; also, exhibited in: Design and the...
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Courtesy Bodies The Exhibition
Anatomy lesson
Like animals ritualistically gathered
helplessly mourning their dead,
museum-goers congregate to interrogate
flayed human cadavers
peeping toms and doubting thomases
peek behind a curtain at secrets
usually reserved for physicians
or God
a tense dance of tendons and nerves
immaculate architecture of musculature and bone
skins peeled to expose gruesome-majestic fruit:
creation’s inscrutable seed
transfixed, with car-wreck absorption
between life studies and momento...
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Fashioning The Yankee: Reflections on American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute
American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity, Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art
The sumptuous material on display in the Costume Institute’s current show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art deserves particular notice not only due to its success...
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Homa Nasab continues her Conversation with John Hagel III on
The POWER of PULL: The Most Inspiring Business Book You’ll Ever Read (part I)
World of Warcraft, Courtesy Blizzard Entertainment, 2004-present
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HN – Speaking of collaborations (& guild work), tell us how on earth does participating in the World of Warcraft help individuals with their managerial skills?...
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Which pop cultural icon would you guess that a Senior Executive at Music Video Television (MTV) has made a...
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Thus Life and Death, and young and old,
Are, as the severall Atomes bold.
So Wit, and Understanding in the Braine,
Are...
Read More »
In PSITTACUS’ Theatrum Mundi, Macbeth gets a Web 3.0 treatment
PSITTACUS PRODUCTIONS: Connect. Investigate. Create.
Presenting “A TALE TOLD BY AN...
Read More »
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“In the future…a new generation of artists will be writing genomes the way that Blake and Byron wrote...
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An exhibition which examines Andy Warhol’s artistic heritage will be on view at Tape Modern Berlin, one of the...
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Bruce Weber’s Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing was premiered before the YSL’s menswear show in Paris on January...
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Italian fashion house Prada has launched a new film in collaboration with leading Chinese artist, Yang Fudong to promote...
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Oscar, by Kourosh, a Georgia-based caricature artist
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded by three dozen...
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Calling all Artists!
The Stella Adler Studio of Acting is seeking artists for a design competition!
Stella Adler...
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Hollywood wunderkind, Tim Burton, recently received authoritative nod of approval from the bastion of modern art institutions when the...
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Eugenie Dalland in conversation with Jennifer Farley and Colleen Hill on ECO-FASHION: GOING GREEN, at the Museum @ FIT Edun, evening gown, black and off-white organic Tunisian denim, 2007, USA, gift of EDUN – Photo courtesy: MFIT, 2010 Currently on display at the Fashion and Textile History Gallery at the Museum at FIT is Eco-Fashion: Going Green....
Fashioning The Yankee: Reflections on American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity, Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art The sumptuous material on display in the Costume Institute’s current show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art deserves particular notice not only due to its success...
By: Eugenie Dalland J’ai toujours placé au-dessus de tout le respect de ce métier, qui n’est pas tout à fait un art mais qui a besoin d’un artiste pour exister. – Yves Saint Laurent Two years after the death of one of the most distinguished fashion designers of the twentieth century, Yves Saint Laurent, a retrospective...
Scottish born portrait and fashion photographer, John Rankin Waddell, has been provoking audiences for more than two decades. Popularly known as Rankin, his celebrity portraiture includes: Kate Moss, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, HM Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Blair and Naomi Campbell, among others. However, the 45 year old British artist is known for works...
Bruce Weber’s Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing was premiered before the YSL’s menswear show in Paris on January 22, 2010 and simultaneously shown on Facebook and YouTube as well as on the label’s own website, YSL.com. Stefano Pilati, Yves Saint Laurent’s Creative Director had commissioned Weber to explore the new menswear collection from...
Eugenie Dalland in conversation with Jennifer Farley and Colleen Hill on ECO-FASHION: GOING GREEN, at...
. . “In the future…a new generation of artists will be writing genomes the way...
Fashioning The Yankee: Reflections on American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity at the Metropolitan...
An exhibition which examines Andy Warhol’s artistic heritage will be on view at Tape...
Italian fashion house Prada has launched a new film in collaboration with leading Chinese...
Oscar, by Kourosh, a Georgia-based caricature artist The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences...
Rosalind Nashashibi @ ICA, London:
* Rosalind Nashashibi, Jack Straw...
