Marc Audibet for Grès by Bill Cunningham

Marc Audibet for Grès by Bill Cunningham

Cannes 2012

Festival de Cannes 2012 : Nanni Moretti Président du Jury How to choose your code dress for Cannes 2012 ...

Prada Fall /Winter 1995/1996

Prada Fall/Winter 1995/1996 by Marc Audibet Michelle Hicks, Claudia Schiffer, Kate Moss, Stella Tennant, Kirsty Hume, Debbie Dietering, Shalom Harlow, Trish Goff, Meghan Douglas, Amber Valletta, Nadja Auermann, Naomi Campbell, Kristen Mcmenamy,

Monumenta par Daniel Buren

Après l'allemand Anselm Kiefer (2007), l'américain Richard Serra (2008), le français Christian Boltanski (2010) et le britannique Anish Kapoor en 2011, c'est au tour de l'artiste français Daniel Buren d'avoir carte blanche pour la 5e édition de Monumenta au Grand Palais, à Paris.

Five Sisters with Violeta Sanchez and ...

Guy de Cointet. Five Sisters. 1982/2011; Espahor ledet ko Uluner! 1973/2011 WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2012, 7:00 P.M.In conjunction with the exhibitions Words in the World and Performance Program CLOSE From the late 1960s until his untimely death in 1983, Guy de Cointet, (French, 1934–1983) was an active member of the Los Angeles art scene. Five Sisters is a collage of clichéd exclamations about beauty, self-help, and feigned emotions. Inspired by de Cointet’s compulsive attraction to language, the performance presents the story of five sisters, who busy themselves with the problems and pleasures of modern life on a Sunday afternoon. Discussions about cosmetic surgeons, exotic locales, and New Age tinctures punctuate the simple stage directions. Five Sisters was first performed in 1982 in Los Angeles at the Barnsdall Park Theatre, and it was the last performance to be staged during the artist’s lifetime. De Cointet collaborated with sculptor Eric Orr (1939–1998), who created the stage, lighting, and sound for the original production. In this new production, the lighting and sound are reconstructed by Elizabeth Orr. The restaging of Five Sisters is the result of research conducted by art historian Marie de Brugerolle, as part of If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part of Your Revolution, a performance residency program in Amsterdam. In addition to Five Sisters, Guy de Cointet’s performance Espahor ledet ko Uluner! will be performed by Jane Zingale. Espahor ledet ko Uluner! is a short monologue that departs from Guy de Cointet’s novel of the same name. The piece presents a succession of apparently everyday references, with different moods, in a language invented by the artist. Performers: Violeta Sanchez, Einat Tuchman, Adva Zakai, and Veridiana Zurita Research and dramaturgy: Marie de Brugerolle, Direction: Jane Zingale Light and sound: Elizabeth Orr, Wardrobe: moniquevanheist Organized by Sabine Breitwieser, Chief Curator, and Ana Janevski, Associate Curator, Department of Media and Performance Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and Frédérique Bergholtz, Director, If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution. The Performance Program is part of MoMA’s increased focus on the historical as well as the contemporary practice of performance-based art. The ongoing series brings documentation and reenactments of historic performances, thematic group exhibitions, solo presentations, and original performance works to various locations throughout the Museum.