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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Isaiah West Taber, Loie Fuller in La danse Blanche, 1897
“The fabrics were thrown into movement by the gestures of Fuller’s arms to produce what is in effect a dance of textiles. These suggest not only a panoply of art nouveau sculptural forms (flowers, for example) but also, a sequence of moving screens, an ongoing process of visual metamorphosis through movement and light.”
quoted by Tag Gronberg, “SCREENING DESIRE IN 1920s PARIS: SONIA AND ROBERT DELAUNAY’S SIMULTANEITY”
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Leonard Cohen blowing smoke rings, New York City, 1960s.
Photo: Jim Wigler
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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_Curtains Up _
A candid meditation on the magic of film from the maestro of surreal cinema, David Lynch.
Source: NOWNESS
https://www.nowness.com/story/curtains-up-david-lynch-stella-mccartney 
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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the new modern woman 
Audrey Hepburn “ Sabrina 1954 “
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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https://vimeo.com/169928749 
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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“Clearing”
all copyrights dreamthecombine 
 http://www.dreamthecombine.com/
installation 2017, currently on view | Shafer, MN
steel, glass mirror, concrete, enamel paint 
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Living City Survival Kit - Archigram
Published on the occasion of the Living City exhibition held at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, in 1963. The image, here referred to as Living City Survival Kit, is ascribed to Warren Chalk, and it was produced within the milieu of the Archigram group. In a manner akin to Pop Art, the image represents the modernization of everyday life. Unlike Pop Art, it is about architecture; and unlike traditional architectural images, this image contains no buildings. Instead, the image draws attention to the invisible complement of architecture – how it is used, and how it shapes the experience of the user. The architect, it appears, can no longer impose legitimate order, nor claim genderless, objective distance from the subject of architecture. The image is ultimately concerned with the construction of the architect himself, to the point that it can be read as a self‐portrait.
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Athens, Greece
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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David Bowie By Andrea Kent 70's
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Heavenly bodies _ Diller Scofidio & Renfro
The Met Cloisters / Glass Gallery
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Playboy 1972 
fashionable chairs interesting use
designer : roberto matta | malitte chair
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elenimougkasi · 6 years ago
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Bau Magazine _  Everything is Architecture
cover 1968-1969
Bau Magazine for Architecture and Urban Planning was a Vienna publication published by the Central Association of Austrian Architects. Influential architects and artist including Hans Hollein, Walter Pichler, Gunther Feuerstein and Oswald Oberhuber took over its editorship during 1965 to 1970. The magazine explored architecture within the realms of art and politics combining pop art, culture and philosophy and claiming ‘Everything is Architecture’ questioning what defined modernist architecture.
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elenimougkasi · 7 years ago
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“If you give up on your dreams, then what’s left?”
Jim Carrey
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elenimougkasi · 7 years ago
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https://youtu.be/AuFiBjNTB9o
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elenimougkasi · 7 years ago
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Josef Frank, Villa Beer, 1929, MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
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elenimougkasi · 7 years ago
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Detail of textile design with factories and cogs, 1929. 
Khavanskii, designer. Trekhgornaia Factory, manufacturer.
 Watercolor on paper
 https://thecharnelhouse.org/2017/10/15/revolutionary-ceramics-and-textiles-ussr-1919-1931/#jp-carousel-44759 
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