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fallencrackships · 5 years ago

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Requests Update

Alycia Debnam-Carey and Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes, father and daughter - Anon

Alexis Bledel as Rory and Tom Holland as Peter Parker (siblings) - mystic-scripture

Anna Kendrick and Alex O'Loughlin as Steve Mcgarrett - hawaiianohana31

Ana De Armas and Timothée Chalament - Anon

Ana De Armas and Andy Samberg - Anon

Ana De Armas and Penn Badgley - Anon

Ana De Armas and Danneel Ackles - Anon

Ana De Armas and Sebastian Stan - Anon

Ana De Armas and Ryan Gosling as Holland March (The Nice Guys) - Anon

Adelaide Kane and Alex O'Loughlin, married - martyredmotheraesthetics

Adelaide Kane as Mary (Lyah) and Bradley James as Arthur - lyah-malik

Adelaide Kane and Joel Kinnaman - Anon

Adelaide Kane and Summer Fontana with Jacob Tremblay - hope-andrea-marhall

Amber Heard and James McAvoy - Anon

Amber Heard (30 Days to Kill or Drive Angry) x James McAvoy (Wanted) - Anon

Amber Heard and Luke Evans- Anon

Anna Diop and Eddie Cibrian - Anon

Bailee Madison and David Mazouz, couple - Anon

Bailee Madison and Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark, father and daughter - Anon

Blanca Suárez as Alba Romero (Cable Girls) and Cillian Murphy as Tommy Shelby (Peaky Blinders) - Anon

Brie Larson as Carol Danvers and Odette Anable - clary--jackson

Brie Larson and Jake Gyllenhal (not as superheroes) - Anon

Brit Marling and Pablo Schreiber - curlykoalas

Bella Thorne and Scarlett Byrne - Anon

Cody Christian and Colin O'Donoghue - Anon

Courtney Eaton and Dylan O'Brien - Anon

Chelsey Reist and Robbie Amell - Anon

Cara Delevinge (long hair) and Matthew Daddario - Anon

Crystal Reed and Charlie Rowe (older) as Partners - Anon

Crystal Reed (Not Gotham) , Dylan Bruce and Ben Affleck (Not Batman), love Triangle - Anon

Camila Mendes as Veronica Lodge and Benjamin Wadsworth as Marcus Lopez Arguello - multixxfandomxx

Chloe Bennet as daisy Johnson x Justin H. Min as ben hargreeves - Anon

Chloe Bennet and Mark Rufflo as spouses - Anon

Chloe Bennet and Sam Claflin - vweasley15

Chandler Riggs as Billy Kaplan/Wiccan and Issac Hempstead as Tommy Shepard/Speed, the sons of Wanda Maximoff. - Anon

Claire Holt and Sasha Pieterse - Anon

Danielle Campbell and Claire Holt as friends - iamgamidova

Danielle Rose Russell as the daughter of Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas (OUAT) - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell as a SHIELD Agent - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Dylan O'Brien - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Ksenia Solo as sisters - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell as the daughter of Chris Pratt and Angela Sarafyan - lxvelikelegends

Danielle Rose Russell and Marvels Cloak and Dagger cast - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Isaac Hempstead Wright - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and The Guardians of the Galaxy - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Erika Linder - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Herman Tommeraas - iamgamidova

Danielle Rose Russell and Hero Fiennes-Tiffen - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell as the daughter of Piper Halliwell and Leo Wyatt - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Tom Holland as Peter Parker, happy couple - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Tom Holland as Peter Parker, training - Anon

Danielle Rose Russell and Tom Holland - liebleu

Dianna Agron and Avan Jogia - Anon

Dove Cameron as Ruby Hale and Tom Holland as Peter Parker - Anon

Emma Mackey and Gregg Sulkin - Anon

Emmy Rossum and Stephen James - littlemisshiddleston

Emmy Rossum as Bilba Baggins (female Bilbo) and Richard Armitage as Thorin - Anon

Emilia Clarke as Dany and Luke Goss as Nuada - Anon

Emeraude Toubia and Margot Robbie as friends/roommates - anewchapterlove

Emeraude Toubia and James McAvoy - Anon

Emeraude Toubia and Jake Gyllenhal - Anon

Emma Watson and Joe Mazzello - Anon

Eliza Taylor as Clarke and Keith Allan as Murphy - Anon

Gender bent - Ellen Hollman (Saxa) as Hercules and either Ben Barnes or Avan Jogia as Meg - Anon

Ellie Bamber and Haley Lu Richardson as lovers - Anon

Ellie Bamber and Mark McKenna - Anon

Elizabeth Gillies (undercover) and Eric Dane (stalker) - Anon

Elizabeth Gillies and Skeet Ulrich- Anon

Elizabeth Gillies and Tyler Hoechlin - Anon

Freya Mavor and Alfred Enoch - Anon

Felicity Jones and Jeremy Sumpter (Adult) - justcalldibs

Gabrielle Wilde as Constance and Santiago Cabrera as Aramis - atinkerbellstuff

Gal Gadot and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau - Anon

Giorgia Whigham and Callum Turner - Anon

Gemma Arterton and Jonathan Rhys Meyers (Dracula or modern) - Anon

Holliday Grainger and Moon Ga Young - Anon

Hayley Atwell and Tom Ellis - songbirdsfallenembersandgolddust

Hayley Atwell and Henry Cavill - songbirdsfallenembersandgolddust

Halsey and Andre Hamann - happyhostforsymbiotes

Hayden Panettiere and Jude Law - Anon

Holland Roden and Hunter Parrish - themaravismari

Imogen Poots and Jake Gyllenhal - danielcvmbell

Ivana Baquero and TWD Cast (Rick, Carl, Glenn, Negan, Daryl, Maggie) - Anon

India Eisley and Sky Ferreira as enemies - ask-little-red-wolf

Jaimie Alexander and Rosario Dawson married - Anon

Jaimie Alexander as Jane and Norman Reedus as Daryl - Anon

Jessica Stroup and True Detective season 1 cast - Anon

Jenny Boyd (blonde) as the daughter of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts - Anon

Jenny Boyd as Lizzie and Tom Holland as Peter Parker - scrumptiousponyghostpeach

Jenny Boyd (Vikings Quest) and Aaron Jakubenko (Roman Empire or Shannara Chronicles) - elenacarinandherfandoms

Jenna Coleman and Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy (Half Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows) - Anon

Jenna Coleman and Chris Wood - Anon

Kat Denning and Matt Bomer with Colin Ford as their son - Anon

Kiernan Shipka (Sabrina) and Jessica Lange (AHS Coven) - Anon

Kristen Stewart and Lee Pace - Anon

Kristen Stewart (Personal Shopper/Still Alice) and Michael Trevino - Anon

Kaylee Bryant as the daughter of Chris Wood - the-selfless-bash

Kaylee Bryant as Josie, Chris Evans as Steve Rogers her mentor and Tom Holland as Peter Parker as her best friend - Anon

Katie McGrath and Tom Hiddleston (medieval) - lady-crowned-with-stars

Katie McGrath and Grant Gustin with Bruce and Selina from Gotham as their twin children - Anon

Katie McGrath and Michael Fassbender? 1940-50s era (He was a soldier). - lady-crowned-with-stars

Kristine Froseth and Benjamin Wadsworth - Anon

Letitia Wright as Shuri and Tom Holland as Peter Parker, best friends au - Anon

Lily Collins as Clary Fray and Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy - Anon

Lily Collins and Grant Gustin - Either lovers or stalker au - Anon

Lily Collins and Charles Melton "If we'd never met, I think I would have known my life wasn't complete, and I would have wandered the world in search of you, even if I didn't know who I was looking for" - meaniebeaniecrackshipper

Lily James and Jessica Chastain - Anon

Lily James and Jessica Chastain - thesound-of-myvoice

Lili Reinhart and Daniel Sharman - Anon

Lili Reinhart and Tom Holland - youweremyworstx

Lili Reinhart and Tyler Posey - Anon

Lyndsy Fonseca and Keanu Reeves as John Wick - katrena7

Lyndsy Fonseca and criminal minds cast finding out she's Spencers sister not including Derek - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Luke Mitchell - lyah-malek x2

Lyndsy Fonseca and Harry Shum Jr as Magnus Bane - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Emilie Ullerup - lyah-malik

Lyndsy Fonseca and Katherine McNamara as Clary Fray - lyah-malik

Lyndsy Fonseca and Scott Caan as Danny Williams - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Alex O'Loughlin as Steve Mcgarrett - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Matthew Gray Gubler as Spencer Reid - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Matt Bomer as siblings - lyah-malek

Lyndsy Fonseca and Wilson Bethel - Anon

Lyndsy Fonseca and Robert Downey Jr as siblings - lyah-malek

Madelaine Petsch and Aaron Taylor Johnson - bambifatale

Madelaine Petsch as Cheryl Blossom and Kat Barrell as Nicole Haught as sisters - cherylishaught

Maisie Williams and Aaron Taylor Johnson as Pietro - strawberrycake-z

Maria Avgeropoulos and Harry Treadaway - novaleecarter

Margot Robbie as Annie and Ryan Gosling as K - Anon

Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as a couple - Anon

Margot Robbie and Ryan Reynolds - nixiestyx

Maisie Richardson Sellers as Charlie and Paul Wesley - wicked-laugh

Maisie Richardson Sellers and Anna Diop as sisters/friends - wicked-laugh

Maisie Richardson Sellers and Jesse Lee Soffer - wicked-laugh

Marina Laswick and Brenton Thwaites - Anon

Melissa Benoist and Keanu Reeves - Anon

Melissa O'Neil as Lucy Chen and Samuel Caleb Hunt as Mouse - Anon

Melissa O'Neil from Dark Matters and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes - Anon

Melisa Asil Pamuk and Joseph Morgan as Klaus Mikaelson - Anon

Natalie Dormer and Richard Armitage - Anon

Nina Dobrev as Rose Hathaway and Blair Redford as Dimitri Belikov - posterofamyth

Olivia Wilde and Hugh Dancy - Anon

Olivia Wilde and Michael Fassbender, friends with benefits - Anon

Olivia Wilde and True Detective season 1 cast - Anon

Odette Annable and Sebastian Stan - alexwit1325

Odette Annable and Joseph Morgan as Klaus Mikaelson - alexwit1325

Phoebe Tonkin and Tom Ellis - beforewewerehopeless

Phoebe Tonkin and Keanu Reeves as Constantine - katrena7

Phoebe Tonkin as Hayley Marshal and Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock - Anon

Rachel Weisz and Alyssa Milano - Anon

Rachel Weisz (The Mummy movies) and Tom Hiddleston - Anon

Rowan Blanchard as Cleo and Benjamin Wadsworth as Marcus - Anon

Sasha Pieterse and Rachel Taylor - Anon

Scarlett Johansson (blonde) and Eric Dane - Anon

Shelley Hennig and Richard Armitage - Anon

Sophie Turner and Gavin leatherwood as Nicholas scratch - Anon

Sophie Turner and Hayden Christensen - feniah-394

Sophie Skelton and RJ King - Anon

Willa Fitzgerald and Lucas Till, couple - Anon

Phew! I'm hoping that's everyone.... If I've missed your request then just shoot me a message or if you want to stay anonymous then just shoot me another message Friday when I open 😊😊 as always thank you for your patience and support. I might get one or two done today but not sure. My muse tends to come and go, he's a fiesty little fucker who likes to come and go as he pleases!

#Crackships #Crossovers #Au #Wow #Requests

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lokaleblickecom · 4 years ago

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Sieben Azubis auf einen Streich

Das Aufgabenspektrum der ENNI ist breit. Und entsprechend vielseitig sind die Berufsbilder der mehr als 500 Mitarbeiter in der Unternehmensgruppe. Das spiegelt sich auch bei den Ausbildungsberufen wider.Sieben Azubis auf einen Streich In fünf verschiedenen Bereichen erhalten die sieben neuen Azubis in den nächsten drei Jahren ihr Rüstzeug fürs Berufsleben. So werden Luca Schreiber und Pascal de Fries Industriekaufleute, Fahad Noah Mary kümmert sich als angehender Fachangestellter für Bäderbetriebe um die Badegäste im Solimare, Marina Pertl und Gianluca Schermann sorgen als zukünftige Gärtner/in im Garten- & Landschaftsbau für ein sattes Grün, Etienne Kallies hat sich für den Beruf des Straßenwärters entschieden, während sich Malte Totzke als zukünftiger KFZ-Mechatroniker mit seinen Kollegen den Fuhrpark der ENNI instand hält. „Der Ausbildungsmarkt ist hart umkämpft“, weiß ENNI-Vorstandsvorsitzender Stefan Krämer und freut sich deshalb besonders, dass die ENNI sieben motivierte junge Leute für sich begeistern konnte. „Wir setzen auf den Nachwuchs, um dem drohenden Fachkräftemangel entgegenwirken, und auch in Zukunft starkes Personal zu haben.“ Tatsächlich bekommen alle Azubis bei der ENNI nach bestandener Prüfung einen zunächst zeitlich befristeten Anschlussvertrag. „Als Unternehmen, das am Niederrhein verwurzelt ist, sehen wir es als unsere Pflicht, junge Leute fit für den Arbeitsmarkt zu machen“, so Krämer. Read the full article

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goingtosueyou · 7 years ago

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I was tagged by @19jikook9597 thank youuu <3

Rules: Answer 30 questions and tag people

Nickname: Blue, Sere, Sunshine, Potato girl

Gender: female

Sign: Leo

Height: 178 cm

Time: 6:13 pm

Birthday: August 10th

Favorite bands: BTS, Nirvana, Hole, Arctic Monkeys, The Smiths etc etc

Favorite solo artists: David Bowie,Troye Sivan, Marina and the Diamonds, Lana del Rey etc

Song stuck in my head: Winner - Sentimental

Last movie I watched: Atomic Blonde

Last show I watched: American Horror Story

When did I create this blog: October 2017 I think

What do I post about: BTS, MY BABY TURTLE YOONGI, Jikook

What did I last google: Where Kuala Lumpur is

Do I get asks: sometimes from the adorable bunbun @19jikook9597

Why did I choose this url: because I’m going to sue Yoongi. It’s a warning

Following: only talented and wonderful people

Followers: 68!! I love you all <3

Average hours of sleep: 5 hours

Lucky number: 8 and 18

Instruments: only voice

What are you wearing: an ugly Christmas sweater

Dream job: Writer and Psychiatrist

Favorite food: pasta?

Last book I read: Sybil by Flora Rheta Schreiber

3 favorite fandoms: ARMY, Yuri on ice, SNK

Let me tag @livelymyg @alaskathunderbuck >.<

#tag #me #hi friends

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bighousela · 5 years ago

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Free VIP Day passes to our full days film screenings available to all whom register for this free event with Gerry Fialka, The list of films screening will be available as the films are selected to screen, updates to film blocks screening at the festival social media pages, and website:

https://www.facebook.com/filmfestla/

https://www.instagram.com/bighousela

https://www.filmfestlalive.com/

Nov 7th. Sat "Film Fest La & L.A. LIVE" presents FILM CAN'T KILL YOU BUT WHY TAKE A CHANCE from 3:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. at Regal Cinemas 1000 W Olympic Blvd, LA CA 90015, Info: 310-306-7330 Laughtears.com Free workshop and day passes sponsored by BigHouse-la.com Paramedia ecologist Gerry Fialka's fun interactive workshop explore cinema's hidden psychic effects via Marshall McLuhan's Menippean satirized percepts: "We shape our tools, then they shape us." and “The Balinese have no word for art, they do everything as well as they can.” and "How about technologies as the collective unconscious and art as the collective unconsciousness?" Delve deep into Live Cinema, Neurocinema and the metaleptic heart of movies. Read the OtherZine article: sticks-and-stones-may-break-your-bones-but-film-will-never-hurt-you.Gerry Fialka has been praised by the LA Times as "the multi-media Renaissance man." The La Weekly proclaimed him "a cultural revolutionary." His new book Strange Questions: Experimental Film as Conversation, with a foreword by David James will be published soon. His new feature The Brother Side of the Wake (BroSide) is the experimental documentary about the people of Venice, California. It probes the cliché: "Is the journey more important than the destination?" Watch the preview on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBj0UdpFEWo

Laughtears Press is proud to announce the new book,

Strange Questions: Experimental Film as Conversation

by Gerry Fialka, Edited by Rachael Kerr, Foreword by David James.Publication date: SoonContact: Gerry Fialka

310.307.7330

[email protected]

http://laughtears.com/

Compelling interviews with notables in avant-garde cinema offer insights into moving image art--its creative processes, formative influences, and hidden psychic effects. Through interviews with George Manupelli, Chick Strand, Tom Gunning, Lynne Sachs, Jay Rosenblatt, Martha Colburn, Evan Meaney, Mike Hoolboom, Robert Nelson, and Nina Menkes,

Strange Questions

links powerful personal stories with the contemporary media-scape.

Questions addressed in this collection include:

What role does the audience play in the creative process?

Can art-making be egoless?

Is perception reality?

What is the role of intention in the creative process?

What counts as storytelling? Are experimental filmmakers telling stories a different way or doing something completely different?

What was the motive of the cave artists?

What is more important: conviction or compromise?

Is ambition based more on fear or joy?

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Accolades from award-winning experimental filmmakers:

"Fialka is a damn good interviewer. His questions are sometimes so precise that it tickles and sometimes so grand and thought provoking that one feels on the edge of a new spiritual awareness." --Lynne Sachs

"Fialka asks unexpected Questions about important Ideas, eliciting Answers that can surprise even those doing the answering. My Interview with him taught me something about myself; it was a Gift." --David Gatten"Fialka's was the funniest interview I have ever had. He has developed a very wise way of triggering thoughts in the interviewee." --Leighton Pierce"Fialka's interview had me buzzing inside with thoughts and memories that his engaging questions set in motion. Super stimulation." --Larry Gottheim"I thank Gerry Fialka so much. I really enjoyed his interview with me, especially his unjaded joie de vivre, hearty laugh, and endless pursuit of knowledge sparked by social curiosity." --Phil Solomon."Gerry Fialka is a master interviewer. Working out of his natural sympathies and his erudition, Gerry cannily and cheerfully guides his interviewees along a path of Socratic inquiry that goes far deeper than the average Q & A and possibly deeper than the interviewee thought himself/herself capable of going. With Gerry at the helm, the journey really is about the destination and not just the journeying." --Fred Worden"Fialka is a meteor shower in the contemporary media arts discourse. He's blowing my mind." -- Craig Baldwin

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Gerry Fialka, artist, writer, and para-media ecologist, lectures on experimental film, avant-garde art, and subversive social media at NYU, USC, UCLA, Cal Arts and MIT. He has been called "the multi-media Renaissance man" by the

Los Angeles Times

and "a cultural revolutionary" by the

LA Weekly.

Fialka's interviews have been published in books by Mike Kelley and Sylvere Lotringer. They have been heard on Pacifica KPFK radio, and have appeared in magazines:

Canyon Cinema, OtherZine, CineSource,

Artillery,

AMASS magazine, LA Jazz Scene, Jazz News,

Bird, Flipside, Venice BeachHead.

"Gerry Fialka is Los Angeles' preeminent underground film curator." - Robin Menken, CinemaWithoutBorders

Rachael Kerr is a filmmaker, writer, and researcher. She is a 2017 graduate of the University of Michigan Department of Screen Arts and Cultures. As a student she collaborated on the feature documentary

The Big House

, now slated for theatrical release in Japan. In Winter 2017, Rachael was part of a UM course taught be Terri Sarris and supported by the University's Bicentennial Committee, which explored the AAFF's long relationship to the University.

David E. James has written or edited a dozen books on avant-garde cinema and other forms of non-commodity culture, especially in Los Angeles. His latest publication is

Rock ‘N’ Film: Cinema’s Dance With Popular Music

(2016). His films have screened at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Los Angeles Filmforum, and Canyon Cinema in San Francisco.

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SoonSunday 7pm at Beyond Baroque

681 Venice Blvd Venice CA

FREE Admission

MOM - Movie Or Manuscript on Mother's Day -

Celebrate the publication of Gerry Fialka's new book

Strange Questions: Experimental Film as Conversation

http://laughtears.com/strange-questions.html

and

his new feature film

The Brother Side of the Wake (test screening). Facebook=

https://www.facebook.com/events/173605590088661/

VIEW Youtube Clips=

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlhspvI86Z8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vso1cEAUYRs

LilyCat Radio Show - Gerry talks about both book and film -

https://archive.org/details/20180225LilycatGerry

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Upcoming volumes in the

Strange Questions

book series:

Experimental Film as Conversation, Continued.

This volume includes interviews with filmmakersDavid Gatten, Frank Mouris, P. Adams Sitney, tENTATIVELY a cONVENIENCE, Bill Brand, Pip Chodoov, Craig Baldwin, Bill Morrison, Braden King, Naomi Uman, John Smith, Patrick Turrant, Madison Brookshire, Tony Gault, Bill Daniel, Vera Brunner Sung, Alexandra Cuesta, Tooth, Fred Worden, Mark Street, Leslie Raymond, Jason Jay Stevens, Ben Russell, Bryan Konefsky, Owen Land, Peter Rose, Alfonzo Alvarez, Jesse Lerner, Terri Sarris, Chris McNamara, Oren Goldenberg, Jesse Drew, Roger Bebe, Jon Jost, Betsy Bromberg, Thom Anderson and more.

Michigan Aesthetics as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with Mike Kelley, George Clinton, Sam Green, Jack Epps Jr, Grace Lee Boggs, Marshall Crenshaw, Ari Weinzweig (Zingerman's), Steve 'Muruga' Booker, John Sinclair, and Mary Jane Shoultz.

Venice Aesthetics as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with

Venice artists

Rip Cronk, Earl Newman, and Carol Fondiller.

Art as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with artists William Pope.L, Alexis Smith, Hunter Drohojowska-Philp, George Herms, Doug Harvey, Winston Smith, and Robert Branaman.

Poetry as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with poets Amiri Baraka, SA Griffin, Suzanne Lummis, ruth weiss, Linda Albertano, Les Plesko, Harry Northrup, and David Meltzer.

Political Activism

as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with political activists Grace Lee Boggs, Tom Hayden, Haskell Wexler, Bill Ayers, Skip Blumberg, Jon Rappoport, Lila Garrett, and Marcy Winograd.

Jazz as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with musicians Horace Silver, Jon Hendricks, Annie Ross, Oscar Brown Jr, Hadda Brooks, David Amram, Perry Robinson, Theo Sanders, and jazz writers Kirk Silsbee and Greg Burk.

Literature as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with writers Eric McLuhan, John Bishop, Chris Kraus, Kristine McKenna, Janet Fitch, Brad Schreiber, and Johanna Drucker.

Comedy as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with comedians Paul Krassner, Ric Overton, Paul Provenza, David Misch, Roy Zimmerman, Wes Skoop Nisker, Lady Lord Buckley, and Darryl Henriques.

Rock N' Roll as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with musicians Mac Rebennack (aka Dr John), Pamela Des Barres, Steve Vai, Van Dyke Parks, Barry Smolin, Bruce Langhorn, Jeff Mosier, Roger Steffans, Paul Zollo, Billy Vera, Del Casher, Baby Gramps and John French.

Avant Garde Music as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with musicians DJ Spooky, Carl Stone, Patrick Gleeson, David Ocker, Blue Gene Tyranny, Frank Pahl, and Veronika Krausas.

Documentary Film as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with documentary filmmakers Ondi Timoner, Marina Goldovskaya, Rodney Ascher, Jay Weidner, Tiffany Shlain, Mary Jordan, William Farley, Chris Felver, Chris Metzler, Stan Warnow, and Jon Alloway.

Performance Art as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with performance artists Ann Magnuson, Heather Woodbury, Gordon Winiemko, Joseph Keckler, Mark Pauline, and Ed Holmes (aka Bishop Joey).

Dance as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with dancers Simon Forti and Rudy Perez.

Hollywood as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with Hollywood people James Harris, Orson Bean, Timothy A. Carey, Mews Small, Abraham Polonsky, Jeremy Kagan, Jay Cassidy, Steve DeJarnatt, and Steve Fife.

Animation as Conversation.

This volume includes interviews with animators Bruce Bickford, Karl Krogstad,and Gary Schwartz.

++++++This first book is the beginning of a 22-volume series.Upcoming

Strange Questions

will cover:More Experimental Film as ConversationMichigan Aesthetics as ConversationVenice, California Aesthetics as Conversation

Art as ConversationPoetry as ConversationPolitical Activism as ConversationJazz as ConversationLiterature as ConversationComedy as ConversationRock 'n' Roll as ConversationAvant-Garde Music as ConversationDocumentary Film as ConversationPerformance Art as ConversationDance as ConversationHollywood as ConversationAnimation as ConversationMedia Ecology as Conversation

Sculpture as ConversationPhotography as ConversationLive Cinema as Conversation

Gaming & Coding: Information Technology as Conversation

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pwchronicle · 6 years ago

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NXT Live Show Report February 7th in Toms River, NJ

NXT kicked off a weekend house show tour of the Northeast with a stop in Toms River, NJ at the RWJ Barnabas Health Arena, the gymnasium to a local high school that offers a good space for the likes of NXT or other companies if they ever come here. This was NXT’s second time here, as they ran here a little over a year ago the night before Takeover: Philadelphia (I attended both). Outside of a WWE show in Atlantic City, these are undoubtedly the biggest shows I have been able to attend via toll-free drives, and I lucked into having a very close seat, equivalent to the type of floor seats I’ve been able to get at the 2300 Arena. It looked like a full crowd of people. After a playing of the National Anthem with Lilian Garcia’s vocals, NXT backstage interviewer (and New Jersey native) Sarah Schreiber went straight into the action as the event’s host and ring announcer.

1. Dominik Dijakovic beat Kassius Ohno with Feast Your Eyes. Not the all-out big man battle you would have expected from these two a couple of years ago on the indies (they’re in WWE now after all), but they got the crowd into things, as did every match on this card. Dijakovic had early control with a standing headlock, then Ohno took control by stomping Dijakovic’s feet and working him over. Big moment with them knocking each other down with big boots. Dijakovic got Ohno up for his finisher after Ohno missed hitting him with a moonsault. Ohno acted dazed, selling Feast Your Eyes, on his way to the back afterward.

2. Matt Riddle, Oney Lorcan, and Danny Burch beat The Forgotten Sons (Steve Cutler, Wesley Blake, and Jaxson Ryker) when Riddle pinned Cutler after a knee strike. Riddle was introduced as a pseudo mystery partner, as Lorcan stated on the mic how he and Burch couldn’t find a third partner, but they did find a bro. The recently-dubbed Original Bro got on the nerves of the Forgotten Sons when he flipped his flip-flops towards them during his entrance, and Lorcan got the crowd to chant “1 2 Bro!” Riddle got a hot tag after the Forgotten Sons had worked over Lorcan and then Burch, but both Oney and Danny (still Biff and Martin to me) got some highlight moments, including Lorcan throwing chops and hitting a dive to the floor. Lorcan and Burch hit their tandem DDT on Cutler for a nearfall towards the end, then Ryker (formally and forever Immortal’s Gunner) ran wild, including a big Polish Hammer to Burch right before the actual finish.

3. Bianca Belair beat Deonna Purrazzo with the K.O.D. Purrazzo got a big reaction and had crowd support for being announced from New Jersey, despite her hometown being over an hour north of here. She has gotten a lighter hair color now, and Belair likewise has changed up her hair, with her mighty braid now conveniently going down her back rather than coming out the top of her head. Purrazzo came off as the bigger crowd favorite, and they seemed to act accordingly in the match. Purrazzo went for her arm bar and got a standing arm triangle late before Belair just stomped on her. Belair picked up the win after Purrazzo charged shoulder first into the ring post.

4. Kairi Sane & Io Shirai beat Jessamyn Duke & Marina Shafir after Sane hit Shafir with the InSane Elbow. A repeat of a match shown on the post-Takeover: Phoenix episode of NXT TV, pitting two of the greenest women on the roster against two women who should be on the main roster yesterday. I didn’t think this was as good as that TV match, mainly because it had to be longer. Sane and Shirai were very popular, whereas Duke and Shafir definitely were not. Duke and Shafir were also announced as representing the Four Horsewomen to a reaction from the crowd that felt like surprise mixed with intrigue. Sane got the hot tag after Shirai was worked over a lot, though Shirai did get in a springboard dropkick to Shafir towards the end of the match.

- Intermission. At the end of it, Schreiber brought out two local kids, one of whom beat cancer. She played an easy game with them involving clips from Raw last year, which led to them winning a bag of merchandise.

5. The War Raiders (Rowe & Hanson) beat Fabian Aichner & Marcel Barthel to retain the NXT Tag Team Titles when Rowe pinned Aichner after he and Hanson hit a pop-up powerslam. Aichner and Barthel cut promos before their match, getting across who they are and how good they are, and getting the “What” treatment for their troubles. It was during the War Raiders’ entrance that I first noticed Jeremy Borash at ringside, filming entrances. The War Raiders hit a lot of their big moves, though Aichner and Barthel had time to shine as well, including Aichner hitting his double springboard moonsault for a nearfall.

6. Shayna Baszler beat Candice LeRae to retain the NXT Women’s Title with the Kirifuda Clutch. Big “Candice Wrestling” chant at the start of this. Baszler dominated a lot of it, with LeRae the latest recipient of Baszler’s elbow stomp, but LeRae also had time to shine as the challenger, including hitting three consecutive dives to the outside. Baszler locked in the clutch after LeRae missed with a springboard moonsault, and she had it in a little longer than necessary, letting go after the bell rang for a second time.

7. Ricochet & Velveteen Dream beat Tommaso Ciampa & Johnny Gargano when they both hit Ciampa and Gargano with dual Dream Valley Drivers and Purple Rain Maker elbow drops, pinning them at the same time. Undoubtedly the the hottest match of the night, with four of the biggest stars. Gargano indeed came out with the NXT North American Title, so them apparently shooting two finishes for his title match with Velveteen Dream (airing in two weeks) was likely done for the benefit of shows happening before that match airs, such as Halftime Heat (which happened live on Sunday after the last TV taping last Thursday) and these house shows. Gargano was looking very tan. Velveteen Dream wore a frayed Gargano shirt that Ciampa eventually tore off. Ciampa and Gargano acted like reluctant partners at first. Velveteen Dream did Ricochet’s moonsault into a pose early on. Lots of big moves led to the usual big chants from the crowd. Ricochet avoided getting hit by Gargano and Ciampa’s old tandem kicks. Ciampa received multiple super kicks towards the end, including two errant ones by Gargano.

- After the match, even as a lot of people were filing out to leave, Ricochet and Velveteen Dream spoke to the crowd briefly, with Ricochet thanking them for keeping up the energy from start to finish, and Velveteen Dream calling NXT the hottest brand in sports entertainment.

Another very fun night from NXT, clocking in under three hours. All of the wrestlers worked hard, and the crowd for the most part recognized that and reacted big during the matches, which all had the similar competitive formula. Some names that could have returned here from last year’s Toms River visit were absent (including Aleister Black, all of Undisputed Era, and the Street Profits), but this was still a deep card with a lot of experienced talent.

#Wrestling #NXT #WWE #wwe nxt #NXTTomsRiver #Ricochet #Velveteen Dream #Tommaso Ciampa #Johnny Gargano #Matt Riddle

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gramilano · 6 years ago

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After Riccardo Chailly opens the season with Tosca, continuing the cycle of works by Puccini, he will conduct his first Strauss opera, as well as the complete Beethoven symphonies. Zubin Mehta will conduct two Verdi operas as well as Luigi Nonno’s Intolleranza which will be performed at La Scala for the first time. Handel’s Semele will also receive its first staged performance at the theatre. There are fifteen operas in the 2019-2020 season, of which eleven are new productions.

Anna Netrebko will open the season in Tosca on 7 December, but strangely the tenor has not yet been confirmed. Backstage voices say that the Russian diva is pressing for her husband, Yusif Eyvazov, to be given the role.

After the popularity over the last couple of years, the opening of the season will again be transmitted live on Italy’s main television channel, Rai1.

The recital series, listed below, features Matthias Goerne, Erwin Schrott, Aleksandra Kurzak, Ekaterina Semenchuk, Bejun Mehta, Marina Rebeka, and Sabine Devieilhe.

OPERA SEASON 2019-2020

Anna Netrebko, photo Dario Acosta

4 December 2019 Young People’s Preview

7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22 December 2019; 2, 5, 8 January 2020

Giacomo Puccini

TOSCA

Conductor Riccardo Chailly

Director Davide Livermore

Sets Giò Forma

Costumes Gianluca Falaschi

Lighting Antonio Castro

Cast

Tosca Anna Netrebko / Saioa Hernández (2, 5, 8 Jan.), Cavaradossi (to be announced),

Scarpia Luca Salsi, Angelotti Vladimir Sazdovski, Sagrestano Alfonso Antoniozzi,

Spoletta Carlo Bosi, Sciarrone Giulio Mastrototaro

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Diana Damrau

15, 18, 21, 26, 30 January; 2, 13, 16 February 2020

Charles Gounod

ROMÉO ET JULIETTE

Conductor Lorenzo Viotti

Director Bartlett Sher

Sets Michael Yeargan

Costumes Catherine Zuber

Lighting Jennifer Tipton

Cast

Juliette Diana Damrau, Roméo Vittorio Grigolo,

Frère Laurent Nicolas Testé, Mercutio Mattia Olivieri, Stéphano Marina Viotti,

Le Comte Capulet Frédéric Caton, Tybalt Ruzil Gatin, Gertrude Sara Mingardo,

Le Comte Paris Edwin Fardini, Le Duc Jean-Vincent Blot

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

Production from The Metropolitan Opera, New York

Violeta Urmana

6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 23, 26, 29 February; 6 March 2020

Giuseppe Verdi

IL TROVATORE

Conductor Nicola Luisotti

Director and Set Design Alvis Hermanis

Costumes Eva Dessecker

Lighting Gleb Filshtinsky

Video Designer Ineta Sipunova

Cast

Leonora Liudmyla Monastyrska, Manrico Francesco Meli,

Il conte di Luna Massimo Cavalletti, Azucena Violeta Urmana,

Ferrando Gianluca Buratto/Riccardo Fassi

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala (co-production Salzburger Festspiele)

Rosa Feola, photo Todd Rosenberg

22, 25, 28 February; 4, 13, 15, 17, 19 March 2020

Gioachino Rossini

IL TURCO IN ITALIA

Conductor Diego Fasolis

Director Roberto Andò

Sets and Lighting Gianni Carluccio

Costumes Nanà Cecchi

Cast

Selim Alex Esposito, Donna Fiorilla Rosa Feola, Don Narciso Edgardo Rocha,

Prosdocimo Mattia Olivieri, Don Geronio Giulio Mastrototaro,

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Riccardo Chailly, photo Brescia e Amisano

8, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 27, 31 March 2020

Richard Strauss

SALOME

Conductor Riccardo Chailly

Director Damiano Michieletto

Sets Paolo Fantin

Costumes Carla Teti

Lighting Alessandro Carletti

Choreography Thomas Wilhelm

Cast

Salome Malin Byström, Herodes Roberto Saccà, Herodias Anna Maria Chiuri,

Jochanaan Michael Volle, Narraboth Attilio Glaser, Nazarener Thomas Tatzl

Orchestra of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Daniele Gatti, photo Brescia e Amisano, Teatro alla Scala

4, 7, 10, 14, 18, 21, 24 April 2020

Claude Debussy

PELLÉAS ET MÉLISANDE

Conductor Daniele Gatti

Director Matthias Hartmann

Sets Volker Hintermeier

Cast

Pelléas Bernard Richter, Mélisande Patricia Petibon, Golaud Markus Werba,

Arkel Nicolas Testé, Geneviève Sylvie Brunet-Grupposo,

Le petite Yniold Caterina Sala, Un medecin/Berger Vladimir Sazdovski

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Tannhauser, photo Brescia e Amisano, Teatro alla Scala

23, 26, 30 April; 3, 7, 10, 24, 27 May 2020

Richard Wagner

TANNHÄUSER

Conductor Ádám Fischer

Director Carlus Padrissa / La Fura dels Baus

Sets Roland Olberter

Costumes Chu Uroz

Video Designer Franc Aleu

Cast

Tannhäuser Peter Seiffert, Elisabeth Krassimira Stoyanova / Dorothea Röschmann (24, 27 May),

Wolfram von Eschenbach Christian Gerhaher / Markus Werba (24, 27 May),

Walter von der Vogelweide Martin Piskorski, Venus Daniela Sindram, Hermann Albert Dohmen,

Biterolf Florian Spiess, Heinrich der Schreiber Sascha Emanuel Kramer,

Reinmar von Zweter Chi Hoon Lee

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

Produzione Teatro alla Scala

Ferruccio Furlanetto

17, 20, 23, 26, 29 May; 4, 10 June 2020

Italo Montemezzi

L’AMORE DEI TRE RE

Conductor Carlo Rizzi

Director Àlex Ollé / La Fura dels Baus

Sets Alfons Flores

Costumes Lluc Castells

Lighting Marco Filibeck

Cast

Archibaldo Ferruccio Furlanetto, Manfredo Roberto Frontali, Avito Giorgio Berrugi,

Fiora Federica Lombardi, Flaminio Giorgio Misseri

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Mario Martone, photo Brescia e Amisano

3, 6, 9, 13, 17, 22, 25, 30 June 2020

Umberto Giordano

FEDORA

Conductor Daniel Oren

Director Mario Martone

Sets Margherita Palli

Costumes Ursula Patzak

Lighting Pasquale Mari

Cast

Fedora Sonya Yoncheva, Loris Roberto Alagna,

Olga Mariangela Sicilia, De Siriex Massimo Cavalletti, Barone Rouvelle Marco Ciaponi,

Boroff Costantino Finucci, Grech Vladimir Sazdovski

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Gabriele Salvatores, photo by Brescia e Amisano

20, 23, 26 June; 2, 7, 10, 13, 16 July 2020

Giuseppe Verdi

UN BALLO IN MASCHERA

Conductor Zubin Mehta

Director Gabriele Salvatores

Sets Gian Maurizio Fercioni

Cast

Riccardo Fabio Sartori, Amelia Saioa Hernández, Renato Luca Salsi,

Ulrica Violeta Urmana, Oscar Julie Martin Du Theil,

Silvano Liviu Holender, Samuel Fabrizio Beggi, Tom Emanuele Cordaro

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

La traviata with Marina Rebeka and Leo Nucci, photo by Brescia e Amisano, Teatro alla Scala

11, 14 July 2020;

12, 14, 17, 20, 22, 25 November 2020

Giuseppe Verdi

LA TRAVIATA

Conductor Zubin Mehta / Michele Gamba

Director Liliana Cavani

Sets Dante Ferretti

Costumes Gabriella Pescucci

Lighting Marco Filibeck

Choreography Micha van Hoecke

Cast

Violetta Valéry Marina Rebeka (11, 14 July) / Angel Blue,

Alfredo Germont Francesco Meli (11, 14 July) / Charles Castronovo,

Giorgio Germont Leo Nucci (11, 14 July) / Plácido Domingo (12, 14 Nov.) /

George Petean (17, 20, 22, 25 Nov.)

Chorus, Orchestra and Ballet Company of Teatro alla Scala

Produzione Teatro alla Scala

Il viaggio a Reims, photo Brescia e Amisano, Teatro alla Scala

1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 22, 25 September 2020

La Scala Accademia Project

Gioachino Rossini

IL VIAGGIO A REIMS

Conductor Paolo Carignani

Director Luca Ronconi

Sets Gae Aulenti

Costumes Giovanna Buzzi

Lighting Marco Filibeck

Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Teatro alla Scala Academy

Production Rossini Opera Festival di Pesaro and Teatro alla Scala

Cecilia Bartoli, photo by Uli Weber

17, 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30 October 2020

Georg Friedrich Händel

SEMELE

Conductor Gianluca Capuano

Director Robert Carsen

Sets e Costumes Patrick Kinmonth

Lighting Robert Carsen e Peter van Praet

Coreografia Philippe Giraudeau

Cast

Semele Cecilia Bartoli, Jupiter/Apollo Ian Bostridge,

Athamas Max Emanuel Cencic, Juno Sara Mingardo

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Zubin Mehta, photo Brescia e Amisano

29, 31 October; 2, 4, 8, 11 November 2020

Arnold Schönberg

ERWARTUNG

The Woman Camilla Nylund

Luigi Nono

INTOLLERANZA 1960

Cast

Un emigrante Giorgio Berrugi, La sua compagna Camilla Nylund,

Una donna Anna Maria Chiuri, Un algerino Simone Piazzola, Un torturato Dario Russo

Conductor Zubin Mehta

Director Damiano Michieletto

Sets Paolo Fantin

Costumes Carla Teti

Lighting Alessandro Carletti

Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Daniela Barcellona

10, 13, 18, 21, 24, 27, 29 November 2020

Amilcare Ponchielli

LA GIOCONDA

Conductor Ádám Fischer

Director Davide Livermore

Sets Giò Forma

Costumes Mariana Fracasso

Cast

La Gioconda Saioa Hernández, Laura Adorno Daniela Barcellona,

Enzo Grimaldo Francesco Meli, Barnaba Luca Salsi, Alvise Badoero Roberto Tagliavini,

La cieca Judit Kutasi, Zuane Fabrizio Beggi

Chorus, Orchestra and Ballet Company of Teatro alla Scala

New Production Teatro alla Scala

Aleksandra Kurzak, photo Andrzej Swietlik

Bejun Mehta, photo by Marco Boggreve

Marina Rebeka, photo Janis Deinats

Matthias Goerne, photo Marco Borggreve

Sabine Devieilhe, photo Fabien Monthubert

Ekaterina Semenchuk

Recital Season

3 December 2019

Matthias Goerne

Piano

Leif Ove Andsnes

Schumann

26 January 2020

Erwin Schrott

Piano

Giulio Zappa

23 February 2020

Aleksandra Kurzak

Piano

Julius Drake

Viola

Tomasz Wabnic

Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, and Strauss

15 March 2020

Ekaterina Semenchuk

Piano

Semion Skigin

Glinka and Musorgsky

19 April 2020

Bejun Mehta

Piano

Jonathan Ware

Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Britten, and Mahler

27 October 2020

Marina Rebeka

Piano

Giulio Zappa

Rachmaninov, Bellini, and Verdi

9 November 2020

Sabine Devieilhe

Piano

Alexandre Tharaud

Debussy, Poulenc, Fauré, and Ravel

Teatro alla Scala 01

La Scala, Milan: Opera and Recital Season 2019 – 2020 After Riccardo Chailly opens the season with Tosca, continuing the cycle of works by Puccini, he will conduct his first Strauss opera, as well as the complete Beethoven symphonies.

#Anna Netrebko #Cecilia Bartoli #Daniela Barcellona #Daniele Gatti #Diana Damrau #Erwin Schrott #Ian Bostridge #Mattia Olivieri #Riccardo Chailly #Robert Carsen #Roberto Alagna #Vittorio Grigolo #Zubin Mehta

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doxampage · 6 years ago

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3D Printed Fashion: 10 Amazing 3D Printed Dresses

3D printing is shaping the way we design and produce unique fashion pieces. In this top 10 list, we will take a look at the most stunning 3D printed dresses from talented designers and learn how this cutting-edge technology is already changing the fashion industry.

1. Spider Dress 2.0 by Anouk Wipprecht

This bad-ass 3D printed dress simulates the territorial instincts of a spider by using robotic arms that react according to data they pick up from motion and respiration sensors. When the wearer’s breath becomes heavy, the sensors read that she feels threatened so, in response, the robotic arms of the dress will extend to defend her.

Spider Dress 2.0 by Anouk Wipprecht

2. Dress from the Voltage Collection by Iris Van Herpen and Julia Koerner

This stunning dress is the result of Iris Van Herpen’s collaboration with Julia Koerner and Materialise. Together they were able to prove that normal rules don’t apply when fashion and high technology combine. The piece’s intricate lace-like texture was created with precision by lasers (in a process known as Laser Sintering) and would have been impossible to realize any other way.

Dress from the Voltage Collection by Iris Van Herpen and Julia Koerner

3. Smoke Dress by Anouk Wipprecht

Anouk created the innovative and interactive 3D printed Smoke Dress as part of a special eight-piece fashion collection for Volkswagen. When someone steps into the wearer’s personal space, the dress automatically unleashes a veil of smoke.

Smoke Dress by Anouk Wipprecht

4. Incunabula Dress by Kaat Debo, Alexandra Verschueren and Tobias Klein

Kaat Debo wanted to bring a fresh perspective to the way we nowadays perceive fashion from 1914. Kaat envisioned a garment that represents the tension between the “desire for ornament and the search for the modern”. Finding inspiration in Irish crocheted-lace, a popular trend in the 19th century, she came to Materialise to 3D print the dress to satisfy her need for the modern. She found that her vision aligned well with designer Alexandra Verschueren and artist/architect Tobias Klein: the idea for the Incunabula Dress was born.

Incunabula Dress by Kaat Debo, Alexandra Verschueren and Tobias Klein

5. Smock Corset by Marina Hoermanseder and Julia Koerner

Austrian designer Marina Hoermanseder teamed up with architect Julia Koerner to create a unique 3D printed fashion piece: the Smock Corset. They produced the most vintage-meets-modern piece of them all: a corset, re-imagined and re-invented. This is what happens when fashion and architecture meet 3D printing!

Smock Corset by Marina Hoermanseder and Julia Koerner (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)

Smock Corset by Marina Hoermanseder and Julia Koerner (Stefan Kraul)

6. Interdimensional by threeASFOUR

In 2016 New York fashion trio threeASFOUR came to Materialise and Bradley Rothenberg to print one of the creations of their ‘Interdimensional’ collection. The challenge with this dress was using the 3D printed surfaces as pattern pieces, just as if they were fabric being cut into pre-patterned sections of the dress, making it a perfect embodiment of the blend of handmade and machine-made throughout the exhibition.

Interdimensional by threeASFOUR (Photography Schohaja)

7. Synapse Dress by Anouk Wipprecht

The Intel Edison-powered Synapse Dress has the capacity to log actions, making both the wearer and others aware of sources of stress in the immediate environment. The dress’s headpiece is fitted with a sensor that tracks the wearer’s attention level. Not only does this function track your attention span but it also tells others not to disturb you while you are concentrating on a difficult task. Another sensor embedded in the dress monitors proximity: if the wearer feels someone is invading her personal space, the lights in the dress can give off up to 120 watts of brightness, signaling to the other person to step away.

Synapse Dress by Anouk Wipprecht

8. Skeleton Dress by Iris van Herpen and Isaïe Bloch

In collaboration with Belgian architect Isaïe Bloch, Iris van Herpen created this somewhat scary dress in the shape of a skeleton. It was inspired by the anatomy of various different animals and took an entire week to print.

Skeleton Dress by Iris van Herpen and Isaïe Bloch (Michel Zoeter)

9. Vortex Dress by Laura Thapthimkuna

Fashion designer Laura Thapthimkuna worked on this space-inspired 3D printed dress. Her fascination with the universe and the theme of infinity were the driving forces behind the stunning design: ”I think what makes the dress different is the concept behind it and the overall design. I really tried to do something quite different and very sculptural. I wanted to create a dress with no apparent beginning or end to it structurally. Something organic-feeling with mathematical elements.”

Vortex Dress by Laura Thapthimkuna

10. Gems of the Ocean by Melinda Looi with Samuel Canning

Fashion designer Melinda Looi’s ‘Gems of the Ocean’ collection includes one of the world’s first full-length gowns to be 3D printed as a single part. It also comes with unique 3D printed accessories straight out of a mermaid’s world.

Gems of the Ocean by Melinda Looi with Samuel Canning

For more articles about 3D printed fashion, make sure to read our blog post on how 3D printed footwear is changing runways and racetracks around the world. If you are thinking about printing your own fashion design, simply upload your 3D model to and online 3D printing service and choose from over 100 high-quality materials.

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