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Check out the fictional fashion shoot Zucker and her associates staged in Siwen Li, a soon-to-be-demolished lilong in Huangpu district. Zucker brought together models and branded goods and invited local residents to get involved in the photos. A participative performance turned into an alerting video reflecting on fashion, consumerism, globalism and westernization

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When did we stop feeling

Blasé Project explores representations of identities, behaviours & style in art and society in the 21st Century through a series of acts taking on the…

Check out the fictional fashion shoot Zucker and her associates staged in Siwen Li, a soon-to-be-demolished lilong in Huangpu district. Zucker brought together models and branded goods and invited local residents to get involved in the photos. A participative performance turned into an alerting video reflecting on fashion, consumerism, globalism and westernisation 

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Shanghai is an exciting fusion of tradition and a vivid portrayal of a futuristic post-modern urban jungle. Hadas offers customized in-depth guided tours to Shanghai’s vibrant cultural scene. These custom tours range from visits to museums, art galleries and artists’ studios, to Shanghai’s hidden secrets of the design, fashion and culinary scenes. Tours are provided for private groups in English or Hebrew. In the past, Hadas has organised similar tours for local and international visitors of the high-end Condè-Nast center.

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http://www.chinafashionbloggers.com/hadas-zucker/

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Love The Feeling Of Being Slightly Lost

When two very different Tel Avivian artists get together and invite their artistic friends, it results in the best kind of creative overload! Arik Miranda’s show Love The Feeling of Being Slightly Lost  at The Lobby Space is all about experimenting with space and art, deciding to forgo typical boundaries between the artist and gallery setting. With the entrance of Tel Avivian creative Hadas Zucker, it will take on a new dialogue with even more activity.

Zucker, a visual artist and creative consultant currently based in Shanghai, is visiting Miranda’s space for a week–disrupting the work already set in place, calling the act Love The Feel of Being Slightly Lost, deliberately eliminating the word “slightly”, indicating her complete surrender to the theme. Zucker approaches the space with a critical view on the fashion industry, zooming in on the things that make up our everyday lives and using ready-mades from the exhibition to recreate them. While Zucker takes over, she will sleep at the exhibition, confronting it with her own creative energies.

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http://telavivian.com/love-the-feeling-of-being-slightly-lost/

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Love the feeling of being lost - collaboration

The collaboration is documented in the form of a photo diary–photos taken by Miranda, Zucker and other participating artists. And finally, the performance will end with a discussion panel at The Lobby featuring the artists Miranda and Zucker, as well as guest speakers Dr. Rachel Gottesman,  Shachar Atwan, Julia Fermentto, Nataly Izchukov and Eyal De Leeuw.