Showing posts with label 100th anniversary of futurism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100th anniversary of futurism. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

practice | Morning Prayer at Sunrise

My daily practice (or morning prayer) began this morning at sunrise, on the beach, when the sun was rising from the ocean framed by l'isola di Vivara and il Castello Aragonese.





Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Events | NYC, 100th Anniversary of Futurism at the Italian Cultural Institute

Three exhibitions related to Futurism opened yesterday at the New York Italian Cultural Institute:
  • 100 years of Futurism, Futurist Manifestos and Paintings
  • Feminine Futures: Valentine de Saint-Point,
  • 100 years from Giro d'Italia
The exhibitions presented a variety of materials including photos, written manifestos, press clips and archival footage of about three decades around the birth of Italian Futurism. Particularly interesting was the footage and photographs about the beginning of modern dance, curated by Adrien Sina. Choregraphies and performances by Martha Graham, Josephine Baker, Hedwig Hageman, Rudolph Laban, Ruth Page and Mary Wigman illustrated the intersections between humand body and space in the harmony of movement.




Friday, February 20, 2009

FUTURISM | 100th Anniversary

100 years ago, on February 20 1909, the Manifesto of Futurism, by Filippo Marinetti was published in Le Figaro.
Happy 100th Anniversary!



From the exhibition at MOMA, New York