Tango Footprints: Paintings Born From Dance in Buenos Aires
Guillermo Alto, the tango artist, paints on canvas with his feet alongside dancer Pascal Coquigny. The pair use red and black paint on a taped floor to capture the tango’s movement, emotion, and footprints in a studio near the Boca waterfront. The project ties immigrant history to tango’s evolution and features vivid street-life surroundings and reflections on passion and identity.
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Guillermo Alto
Carlos Gardel
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Alio
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Gardel
Pascal Coquigny
Coquigny
Tango
France
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New York
Paris
Guillermo Alio
Natasha Lyonne Embraces Offbeat Roles and Hidden Ambition
Natasha Lyonne discusses her outsider image and choice of quirky characters from Slums of Beverly Hills to American Pie. She aims for a normal role next, wondering if it would still reveal her unconventional edge.
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N.Y
Israel
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Woody Allen
Dale Chihuly glass installations light Knoxville show
In Knoxville the Dale Chihuly a rt installations feature light as a central force. The exhibit at the Knoxville Museum of Art runs through September 10 and showcases about 15 works including a 12 foot high Fiery Scarlet Tower and a chandelier style piece. Artisans number around 150, with Chihuly directing glassblowers much like a conductor or director.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dale Chihuly
Knoxville Museum of Art
Chihuly
Tacoma
Wash
Helen Foresman Spencer
Steven Wicks
Knoxville, Tenn
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