Apr 23, 2025
Au Louvre-Lens, une nouvelle expo : “S'habiller en Artiste. L'Artiste et le Vêtement” :
Ici : Atsuko Tanaka - "Denkifuku (Robe Electrique)" et, en arrière-plan, "Danse serpentine de Loïe Fuller", un film, anonyme de 1905
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from Russia
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from China
seen from Türkiye
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Canada
seen from China
seen from Poland
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
seen from China
Au Louvre-Lens, une nouvelle expo : “S'habiller en Artiste. L'Artiste et le Vêtement” :
Ici : Atsuko Tanaka - "Denkifuku (Robe Electrique)" et, en arrière-plan, "Danse serpentine de Loïe Fuller", un film, anonyme de 1905
Anonymous. Loie Fuller, Danse Serpentine. 1900.
After ‘The Refusal of Time’ by William Kentridge
Au Louvre-Lens, une nouvelle expo : “S'habiller en Artiste. L'Artiste et le Vêtement” :
Atsuko Tanaka - "Denkifuku (Robe Electrique"
Auguste Rodin - étude de robe de chambre pour Balzac
anonyme - "Danse serpentine de Loïe Fuller" - film, 1905
Nicola L. - manteau collectif, performance "Red Coat, Same Skin for Everybody"
Danse Serpentine performed by loïe fuller, directed and produced by Auguste and Louis Lumière, 1897 - the film was originally filmed in black and white, then hand colored frame by frame, depicting the effect of the light illuminating her dress and changing colors with each movement
The quality is bad, but it’s worth it. I like most of the serpentine dance films in early cinema, but this one by Alice Guy is unbelievable!
fsshhhhh ... First traditional animation on the theme of storm (chalk on blackboard)
Inspiration : Loïe Fuller, Danse Serpentine
