dimanche 19 septembre 2010

"Goddess of Light", ephemeral Art: Dance your Life...








































































































































































































































"Before our very eyes she turned to many coloured, shining orchids, to a wavering, flowing sea flower, and at length to a spiral-like lily, all the magic of Merlin, the sorcery of light, colour, flowing form.

What an extraordinary genius! No imitator of Loie Fuller has ever been able even to hint at her genius!...

I went every night to see Loie Fuller, from a box, and I was more and more enthusiastic about her marvelous ephemeral art.



That wonderful creature--she became fluid; she became light; she became every colour and flame, and finally she resolved into miraculous spirals of flames wafted toward the Infinite."



Quote (scroll down to Chapter 10) from Isadora Duncan's "My Life" about Loie Fuller...



























The Serpentine Dance












































Danse Serpentine - Loïe Fuller
























Short film "silent" of the story of Salome and the Dance of the 7 Veils.























Isadora Duncan, bailando







































Mary Sano dancing Isadora Duncan Solo



Mary Sano performing "#4 Waltz" by Brahms, "Nocturne" by Chopin accompanied by a pianist Eriko Tokaji., and "Revolutionary" by Scriabin.
























Mary Sano and her Duncan Dancers performing Sano's choreography originally dedicated to the Georgia O'Keeffe and Isadora Duncan for the exhibit The Poetry of Things at the Palace of the Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco in 2000. Music by Bach from the Unaccompanied Cello Suite #5 "Gavotte".





























Loie Fuller-inspired "Water" section from "Dance of the Elements"



Brief clip of Jody Sperling the "Water" section of her critically-acclaimed "Dance of the Elements." This work is a tribute to modern-dance pioneer Loie Fuller." Music: Maurice Ravel, "Une barque sur l'ocean" (from Miroirs). Piano: Jeffrey Middleton. To be performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Dance Base, 2010.
































During the late 19th century Loie Fuller begun this experimental dance.
This film was for Edison Kinetoscope.Hand painted.
The soundtrack is a new original composition.


















































Jody Sperling performs her Loie Fuller-inspired "Clair de lune" (from Debussy Soiree) at the Ailey Citigroup Theater, October 2008. Piano: Jeffrey Middleton; Lighting: David Ferri; Costume: Michelle Ferranti.




































Bishi 'The Swan'








This is a music video for Bishi's 'The Swan', directed by Tamara Tyrer. You can see this film and 12 other films, all interpreting songs from Bishi's album 'Nights at the Circus', at 'Bishi on Film'. Bishi on Film is on 1st, 2nd and 3rd November at St Leonards Church, Shoreditch High Street, London. For more info go to: www.bishi.co.uk.




























































Il lamento dell'imperatrice-Pina Bausch






film del 1989 diretto da Pina Bausch

















Numerical Art by Jacqueline Waechter 2010


















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