Tuesday, June 21, 2016

LIKE A BIRD, NOT A FEATHER-LORCAN O'NEILL GALLERY ROME

Normally it is bad to be late, but sometimes it can be a real opportunity. I knew that the opening of the exhibition "Like a bird, not a feather" was at 6pm, but one thing lead to another and by the time I got there it was 9. As soon as I entered the courtyard to leading to Lorcan O' Neill's gallery in vicolo dei Catinari, the lights were turned off. Mad at myself I was about to leave, but Mr O'Neill kindly offered to reopen he gallery for a quick visit. Not only that, he even took the time to briefly introduce the works on show. How lucky and pleased was I to have a private visit of the gallery on a opening night!
 The exhibition is a selection of pieces selected by previously shows exhibited at the gallery.
On the floor of the first room is displaied a sculptur by Richard Long: "Roman Line"-serpentino stones, on wall behind we can see three works by Giorgio Griffa. Richard Long is one of the most prominent members of a generation of artists who revolutionised the art world in 1970's. Combining elements of Arte Povera, minimalism and conceptual art, he has been in the vanguard of Land Art since 1967. Long works with nature and creates a spiritual bond with the hearth, reviving and materialising the idea that nature has always been present in artistic activity.
Giorgio Griffa is one the most radical artists of the avant-garde working in Italy since the 70s. His paintings employ a gestural series of marks in bright and intense acrylic colours on raw, unstretched canvas. In the same room there are also some works by Martin Creed, an artist who sees no distinction between visual art and music, his pieces range from compositions for orchestra to performances with his band and dancers, from architectural commissions and public monuments to paintings, sculpture, installation and film.
The second room is dedicated to the german artist Anselm Kiefer. His work combines painting, photography, book and sculpture. Kiefer's existential work of memory expands to a spiritual quest fuelled by great myths and cabalistic mysticism.
In the third room are on display four works by Luigi Ontani: "Erme Bonaventura", "Angelo rivelato", "autoritratto con tavolozza dei colori viventi" and "Tavolozza dei colori Nominali"
where are depicted characters who have to name a color.  Luigi Ontani is considered one of the most influential and innovative Italian artists working today. He has been working across multiple media since 1965 experimenting photography, creating life-size prints, performance, video and film. He is best know for his Tableaux Vivants, works in which he is the subject, where he combines Western and Eastern iconographical traditions while referencing historical, allegorical and mythological themes.
Richard Long: Roman Line-Serpentino stones, 2016
Giorgio Griffa: Obliquo(acrilico on linen, 1973); Canone Aureo 482(Acrylic on canvas, 2015);
Canone Aureo 874(Acrylic on canvas, 2015)
Richard Long:Untitled (River Avon mud, China clay, binder and paint on canvas, 2013)

Richard Long:Untitled(River avon mud on handmade, 2005)

Martin Creed: Work No. 1588(iron Beams, 2013)
Work No.2199 (Gesso on canvas, 2015)

Martin Creed: Work No.2097-No2096-No2095 (Acrylic and pencil on canvas, 2014)

Anselm Kieffer: San Loreto (oil on canvas, 2009)

Anselm Kieffer: Gilgamesch im Zedernwald (Paint and charcoal on black and white photograph, 1969-2009)
Anselm Kieffer:Voyage au Bout de la Nuit (Paint and charcoal on black and white photograph, 1998)
Luigi Ontani: Autoritratto con tavolozza dei colori viventi(black and white photography on canvas)
Tavolozza dei colori Nominali (
policrome ceramic sculpture, 1969-2015)
Luigi Ontani:Tavolozza dei colori Nominali (policrome ceramic sculpture, 1969-2015)

Luigi Ontani:Erme Bonaventura (Polychrome ceramic sculpture)

Luigi Ontani:Angelo Rivelato (Colour photograph, 1975)
LOCARN O'NEILL GALLERY
VICOLO DEI CATINARI,3
UNTILL SEPTEMBER 10, 2016
http://www.lorcanoneill.com/

Sunday, June 19, 2016

SONAR 2016-SATURDAY NIGHT


NEW ORDER LIVE:
New Order
At SonarCar 7h set by Laurent Garnier:
Booka Shade Live:
Boys Noize


Boys Noize live:
Boys Noize


Fatboy Slim live:
Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2016/06/sonar-2016-friday-night.html

Saturday, June 18, 2016

SONAR 2016-FRIDAY NIGHT


Jean-Michel Jarre live:

Anohni:Hopelessness live (the new project by Antony Hegarty best know as Antony and the Johnsons)

Naomi Compbell in Anohni:Hopelessness video

The amazing faces of Anohni:Hopelessness videos


Red Axes live:
James Blake live:
Mind Against djset:
At SonarCar 7h of set by Four Tet:
Richie Hawtin djset:

Four Tet 
Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2016/06/sonar-2016-saturday-night.html

READY FOR SONAR

SONAR 2016-Barcelona
Soon photos and videos!

Related Article:http://www.scostumista.com/2016/06/sonar-2016-friday-night.html
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Friday, June 17, 2016

WIN 2 TICKETS FOR NUITSGUITARES FESTIVAL

Do you want to win two tickets for @NuitsGuitares festival at Beaulieu-Sur-Mer in France (between Monaco and Nizza)Thursday, July 21?

Headliner  for the 16th edition of NuitsGuitares festival:
Emir Kusturica e The No Smoking Orchestra. 

to partecipate and win you must:
-click "like" on post
-share it on your Facebook page
-you have to tag friend you want to go

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website:http://www.lesnuitsguitares.com/

Vuoi vincere due biglietti per il festival @NuitsGuitares a Beaulieu-Sur-Mer in Francia (tra Monaco e Nizza) giovedi 21 luglio?!! 

Headliner per la 16° edizione del festival NuitsGuitares:
Emir Kusturica e The No Smoking Orchestra. 

 Per partecipare e vincere devi:
-clikkare "mi piace" sul post
-condividerlo sulla tua pagina di Facebook
-taggare l'amico con cui vuoi andare

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Jardin de l'Olivaie-France

Jardin de l'Olivaie-France

Thursday, June 16, 2016

THE COLORS OF ANABELA CHAN'S JEWELS

Anabela Chan is a London and Paris based award-winning jewelry designer and artist, who arrived at jewelry from a prestigious background in architecture, fashion and art. Originally trained as an architect and a specialist in print and embroidery design, Anabela worked with Lord Richard Rogers and Alexander McQueen in London for 7 years before returning to jewellery to launch her eponymous label in 2013. With awards from Vogue Talents and The British Goldsmiths’ Craft and Design Council, Anabela was named by Harpers Bazaar UK as ’The Jewelry Designer you need to know now'. Anabela trained at the world-renowned Royal College of Art and Gemmological Association of Great Britain. She finds her inspirations from her extensive travels to the exotic and the orient; collecting gems and treasures along the way from local markets, nature and the intriguing people she meets. A champion for sustainable and ethical laboratory-grown gemstones, through an alchemy of precious, natural and man-made materials Anabela combines elegant sculptural forms with dream-like romanticism and thought provoking narratives. Every jewel is hand-crafted individually at the atelier with the finest craftsmanship, combining her love affair with gemstones and an obsession to detail and perfection, to create magical treasures of infinite colours and sparkle that are loved, worn and collected alike. Her flagship boutique is in Ham Yard Hotel . 6 Denman Place . Piccadilly Circus . London . W1D 7A, the most glamorous jewellery boutique in London.

Inspired by the magical Jewels of The Sea, The Opals Poseidon Collection is Composed of 90% silica and 10% water fossilised over millions of years.
The Dark Forest Collection is inspired by fairytales of the night, using a combination of semi-precious stones and natural stones.

The Swallow Collection is inspired by Spring awakening of fresh dew and blossom

Petite Diamonds is a different collection, inspired by the Twinkling Stars of The Night, it's a series of almost invisible skin-jewellery

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

LONG LIFE FOR ESPADRILLES

Its name is derived from “esparto” which is a kind of plant that was originally burned then braided to make the soles. During the Fourteenth Century, the  espedrilles was the most commonly footwear used by Basques fishermen and farmers. At the beginning of the XIX century, Mauléon (a French city located in the Atlantic Pyrenees) began selling them in vast quantities. Around 1880, most espadrilles were sold to mine workers. In the late '20s, the Barcelona's Castagner brand started a production intended to laborers, but in the 40's, figures like Picasso, Dali and after Grace Kelly begin to wear them thus help in spreading. During the 1960 Yves St-Laurent asked for an espadrille with a heel, which had never been done before. Suddenly, it was all the rage!
In the 70s everyone wears espedrilles, at that time the classic flat rope and jute espadrilles but also with wedge and ankle lace up, are widespread.
 Gradually, the most important fashion brands launch their models for the luxury market.
The sole is 100% natural, molds itself to the shape of the foot, and allows the skin to breathe, we like them!

Il suo nome deriva da "esparto", un tipo di pianta che viene prima bruciata e poi intrecciata per fare le suole.
Già nel XIV secolo le espedrilles erano le calzature più utilizzate dai pescatori e dagli agricoltori baschi. All'inizio del XIX secolo, Mauléon (una città francese situata nei Pirenei atlantici) cominciò a venderne in grandi quantità. Intorno al 1880, la maggior parte delle espadrillas furono vendute ai lavoratori delle miniere. Alla fine degli anni '20 il brand di Barcellona Castagner comincia una produzione destinata ai braccianti, ma negli anni '40 personaggi come Picasso, Dalì e poi Grace Kelly cominciano ad indossarle favorendone così la diffusione. Negli anni '60 Yves Saint Laurent chiede di produrre delle esperisse con il tacco, cosa mai fatta prima, subito diventano di gran moda. Negli anni '70  tutti indossano le espedrilles, all'epoca le classiche scarpe di corda e iuta sia flat, ma anche con zeppa e laccio alla caviglia, sono diffusissime.
 Pian piano i più importanti brands di moda lanciano i loro modelli destinati al mercato del lusso.
Le suole sono 100% naturali, si modella sulla forma del piede, e la pelle respira. Ci piacciono!
Grace Kelly

1:Roger Vivier €520 - 1:Saint Laurent €345 - 3:Salvatore Ferragamo €398
4:Tomas Maier €355 - 5:Top Shop €60 - 6:Tory Burch €195
7:Valentino €350 - 8:Zara €39,95 - 9:Castagner €202

1:Givenchy €520 - 2:H&M €24,99 - 3:Jimmy Choo €295
4:Aquazzurra €395 -  5:Kenzo €205 - 6:Loro Piana €490
7:Oscar De La Renta €554 - 8:Prada €750 - 9:Proenza Schouler €380

1:Acne Studios €300 - 2:Bottega Veneta €450 - 3:Burberry Brit €295
4:Chanel €520 - 5:Chloé €345 - 6:Christian Louboutin €425
7:Dolce&Gabbana €345 - 8:Esprit: €40 - 9:Fendi €390

Monday, June 13, 2016

FASHION LIPS

It is dated 1966, the first Yves Saint Laurent's dress with lips on breasts,  pop art inspired collection. Lips motif get back in 1971 with a collection which at the time was considered rather daring. Heidi Slimane pays tribute to him in 2014 with lips printed dresses and  sequins embroidered lips on one-shoulder top.

E' datato 1966 il primo abito di Yves Saint Laurent con bocca sul seno, collezione ispirata alla pop-art. Motivo di bocche ripreso nel 1971 con una collezione che all'epoca fu considerata piuttosto audace. Heidi Slimane gli rende omaggio e nel 2014 sfilano abiti e con bocche stampate e top monospalla con bocche ricamate di paillettes.
Yves Saint Laurent 1966

Yves Saint Laurent 1971

Saint Laurent by Heidi Slimane 2014

Yves Saint Laurent - 1971
LIPS INSPIRED 
Prada resort 2012

Stella McCartney resort 2014

Giamba S/S2016

Left: Charlotte Olympia 2016-Right:Bally 2016
Ballerinas:Roger Vivier

Pump: Giannico
Espadrilles: Christian Louboutin


Charlotte Olympia
Apologie

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