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Category Archives: Performance Art
THEATRE IN VINTAGE POSTER ART
http://www.idesirevintageposters.com/travel-londons-offer-1938.html There is a glut of movie posters, although you can’t have too many vintage movie posters as created by the astonishing Stenberg brothers, who rocked in the early years of Soviet Russia. (And, of course, there is a pantheon … Continue reading
Posted in Art Nouveau/Belle Époque Posters&Graphics, Avant-Garde Posters&Graphics, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Performance Art, Poster&Graphic Art, Poster&Graphic Artists, Surrealist Posters&Graphics
Tagged French vintage travel posters, Italian vintage travel posters, Jean Colin, merce cunningham dance, vintage ballet poster, vintage mexican travel poster, vintage Russian movie poster, vintage Spanish travel posters, vintage theater posters
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THE ALLURE OF SPEED, AS CAPTURED BY VINTAGE GRAPHIC ART AND POSTERS
http://www.idesirevintageposters.com/circus-african-riders.html We’re bombarded by the exigency to move vigorously. Shine in motion, or stay in your room. The fascination of sports largely calls upon feats of sizzling motion. Look closely of a big city’s denizens coming to or going from … Continue reading
Posted in Art Deco Posters&Graphics, Current Events, Illustration Art, Illustrators, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Performance Art, Poster&Graphic Art, Poster&Graphic Artists
Tagged Andre Marty, Bernard Villemot, Edward Eggleston, Fernand Fernel, French vintage pochoir, Gino Boccasile, iPod poster, Paul Colin, vintage circus graphics, vintage sports posters
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IRIS VAN HERPEN AND HER BREAKAWAY DECADE
You look for it, but it seldom comes–namely, output of a reflective warrior! In addition to Iris Van Herpen’s decade on the wild side, there is the second shock that the young Dutch visionary is a doyen of haute couture, … Continue reading
“GIVE A LITTLE WHISTLE” NORTH AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED CHILDREN’S PRODUCTIONS
Though in our searches in Europe for lilting graphic art, we have often thrilled to the remarkable resources of vintage children’s illustrated books, we find that our collection is almost empty of North American products. There is, however, a 78 … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration Art, Illustrators, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Performance Art
Tagged Fern Bisel Peat, give a little whistle vinyl, illustrated children's books, illustrated children's vinyl, peter pan record 1954, pony boy buffalo gals vinyl, Round the Mulberry Bush, Walt Disney
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A MOVIE HOUSE HEAVEN, HERE IN TOWN!
The Rainbow Theatre, in Toronto, is that rare conjunction of a staff of young, savvy and sweet devotees, a fabulously appointed vehicle and movies that matter. Housed in a former deep underground parking lot across from the ancient St. Lawrence … Continue reading
THE MOVIES MAKING THEIR MOVES INTO THE ART GALLERY
The hand-crafted, artisanal ways of fine art have undergone many changes over the past century. The most drastic line of departure has had to do with the defining presence of the era being motion–physical and, more importantly, conscious. Thus an … Continue reading
VINTAGE GRAPHICS ALERT TO MUSIC : Second Cut
Mundial Dance 1913;F. Dumat;14″ x 10 5/8″;A,P, Song Sheet This little music sheet with the big color component uncovers that vein of lyrical delight whereby the power is … Continue reading
DEBORAH COLKER’S MIX–A MODERN DESIGN ADVENTURE
For decades now, modern dance has been all about accelerating and enlarging the powers of motion. Many choreographers have readily and tellingly produced countless instances of rocketry and explosiveness in the form of bodies in extreme circumstances. The hunt has … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Performance Art
Tagged contemporary dance, Deborah Colker, MIX, urbanity
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CONTEMPORARY COLOR IN YOUR FACE, IN YOUR HEART!
In the course of a year there come into view many elite efforts, ranging from graphic art to architecture. We pay due homage to the heart and wit going into this range of mountainous delights; but as urbanites continually in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Illustrators, Performance Art
Tagged Contemporary Color, David Byrne, Lucius, Luminato Festival, St. Vincent, Toronto
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ODYSSEO BY CAVALIA—IN THE REALM OF KUBRICK’S SPACE ODYSSEY
The Montreal-based spectacle concern, Cavalia, derives from a schism of sorts within the vastly successful Cirque du Soleil. Whereas the latter favors moments of incredible athleticism and contortion rather loosely bound to whimsical narrative, Cavalia is about very coherent fusion … Continue reading