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mood
The quickest route to a win is to appear relaxed. Slack your jaw and slouch a little. Tense only the unseen muscles. Limit your attention. Don’t listen to the opposition too well, or you will often accidentally agree with it.
Rainbow Gravity by Ugo Rondinone from Robin Kob on Vimeo.
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and they move
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PETER GREENAWAY is talking in Geneva today.
Friday, February 1st, 6.30pm
Palais de l’Athénée
2, rue de l’Athénée
1205 Genève, Switzerland.
Tél: +41 22 310 41 02
email: info@societedesarts.ch.
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Unstitched by Baillie Walsh
Stills from Baillie Walsh’s film Unstitched which shows Leigh Bowery having his cheeks pierced by Alex Binnie in 1990.
Photographs were taken at Xtravaganza staging Leigh Bowery at the Kunsthalle in Vienna which is an exceptional exhibition if you get the chance to go.
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the origins of bounce
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Grace Jones advertising Citroen, Canada Dry, Honda Scooters and Revlon
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BRAFA 2013
Last week I had the wonderful opportunity of visiting BRAFA art and antiques fair in Brussels. Held on the outskirts of Brussels in an expansive space it holds 128 different galleries from 12 different countries. With its strengths laying in decorative art, there were many ranging areas of art and antiques that transcended through many centuries and continents. Below are some of my favourite artworks from the hugely diverse selection exhibited.
Jane Graverol, Jeune femme assise, 1927 from Vincent Lecuyer’s gallery in Paris
An early 18th century skull of a hippopotomos from Finch & Co in London
Picasso, Nu agenouille et amour (1986), Galerie Louise Leiris, Paris
The Rape of Africa, David Lachapelle, 2009 Maruani & Noirhomme Gallery in Brussels
Head of the Devi, 5th/6th century Indian statue from Hioco gallery in Paris
Tim Noble and Sue Webster, ’$’ 2001 at Guy Pieters’ Gallery in Paris
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