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Gender, Journalism, Life and quest
We're not in Kansas anymore
Sa Majesté des Livres: Oui à la Poésie, Oui à la Fiction
J’ai envie de partager dans ce billet, mon coup de cœur pour deux sujets traités dans 3D Le Journal présenté par le journaliste Stéphane Paoli sur France Inter. Il y était question de Poésie et de ” Comment fictionner le monde ?”
La première émission a été diffusée le dimanche 12 mai. Je…
Brentwood Library, Tennessee
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Erika Linder
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Sirenontheroof on Flickr.
Nantes - February 2012
I had to trick her into “shooting on the rooftop” so i can finally work with her :)
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bloomington, indiana
april, 2013
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Richard Winsor & Dominic North as the Swan and The Prince from Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake (2012)
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THE BALLERINA PROJECT
One of my favorite NYC sights is seeing dancers warming up in the subway…have you experienced it? You’re waiting for the train and all of a sudden the person standing next to you starts to do a plie. There’s just something about that kind of beauty against a urban backdrop.
Which is why I’m equally fascinated with a photo series that’s been around for sometime now, The Ballerina Project. It’s an ongoing project by Dane Shitagi that depicts ballerinas amongst organic backdrops.
The project has been going steady for 10+ years in New York and now it’s trying to move on to a new phase – mini documentaries to compliment the photographs. Dane hope these will give new audiences a more complete and accurate representative of ballet to help sustain its future.
**STORY was originally written for ARTNERDNY
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