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hellonearthiii · 2 years

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a trip to Suplexcestershire

#comic #webcomic #st.denis

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stdenisacademy · 1 year

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#st.denis

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mandino-brel · 8 months

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"Un, deux, trois, soleil Pour des gros relevés mortels Quatre, cinq, six, on n'a pas de factices Sept, huit, neuf, trois cinq sept, zéro neuf, zéro neuf

J'ai laissé mon cœur à la maison"

-Stavo

13 Block - Petit cœur

#13 block #paris #st.denis #sevran

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indifference-of-thanatos · 1 year

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#le plateau #montreal #black and white #b/w photography #b/w #qc #St. Laurent #St.Denis #Plateau #Duluth #Rachel #Alley #Snow #winter #door

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fashionbooksmilano · 1 year

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Dance We Must

The Art and Costumes of Ruth St.Denis and Ted Shawn, 1906-1940

Edited with text by Kevin M.Murphy and Caroline Hamilton

with additional contributions by Erica Dankmeyer, Panalee Maskati, Norton Owen, Thandi Steele, Munjulika R.Tarah

Williams College Museum of Art, Williamson, Massachussetts 2022, 128 pages,70 color., Hardcover, 20.96 x 26.67 cm, ISBN 9781646570270

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On America's first modern dance company and its many collaborators, with reproductions of costumes, sets, ephemera and more

Ruth St Denis (1879–1968) and Ted Shawn (1891–1972) pioneered modern dance in the US with their company Denishawn, founded in 1914. Incorporating elements from ancient, non-Western and Native American sources, Denishawn became the first important American dance company. A generation of dancers and choreographers, including Martha Graham, trained and performed with the company, and many artists, including Auguste Rodin, John Singer Sargent, Katherine Dreier, Marcel Duchamp and Joseph Cornell, collaborated with them. This catalog reproduces artwork, sets, ephemera and especially costumes, many of which have not been seen since the 1930s. Some of the materials and costumes, as well as the choreography, borrow from East and South Asian and Native American cultures, and the publication interrogates the legacy of cultural appropriation in dance. The materials also demonstrate St. Denis and Shawn’s stylistic and personal connections to American and European modernists, broadening an understanding of American dance in early modernism.

01/03/23

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#Ruth St.Denis #Ted Shawn #Denishawn #modern dance company #american dance company #artworks #sets #ephemera #costumes #early modernism #fashion books #fashionbooksmilano

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didierleclair · 2 months

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Roy Hargrove was an excellent jazz musician. He played the trumpet and the bugle. He started with a group of jazz musicians like Christian McBride and Marcus Roberts in the late 80’s. His first album “Diamond in the rough” has a Thelonious Monk number called “Ruby My Dear”. Hargrove masters his way through. I must mention the piece called “Strasbourg/St. Denis” which is a funky number you don’t forget.

He came with many albums after that, won a Grammy award for one of them. He’s an amazing trumpet player who can shine during slow songs as well as fast tempo melodies. Roy Hargrove collaborated frequently with Hip-Hop artists such as Erykah Badu or Questlove. Open minded, he could be the side man of a rap artist anytime.

Close to his death, he died of Kidney disease, Roy Hargrove collaborated more with other jazz musicians, including Kandace Spring.

We haven’t finished to discover Roy Hargrove’s abilities. Some of his work has not been released yet and I am sure we’ll find amazing pieces.

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Roy Hargrove était un excellent musicien de jazz. Il a joué de la trompette et du clairon. Il a commencé avec un groupe de jeunes musiciens comme Christian McBride et Marcus Roberts à la fin des années 80. Son premier album « Diamond in the rough » a une belle version de « Rudy My Dear” de Thelonious Monk. Il a réussi une prestation remarquable. Je dois mentionner aussi « Strasbourg/St.Denis » qui est un morceau de jazz-funk qu’on n’oublie pas.

Il a sorti plusieurs albums, il a gagné un Grammy pour l’un d’entre eux. C’est un grand musicien qui peut briller dans des morceaux lents comme rapides. Il a collaboré avec des artistes de Hip-Hop comme Erykah Badu ou Questlove. Ouvert d’esprit, il pouvait accompagner un rappeur n’importe quand.

Quelques temps avant sa mort, il est décédé d’une maladie des reins, Roy Hargrove a collaboré davantage avec d’autres musiciens de jazz comme Kandace Spring.

Nous n’avons pas fini de découvrir les habiletés de Roy Hargrove. Certains de ses morceaux de musique n’ont pas encore vu le jour et je suis sûr qu’on trouvera des bijoux.

#royhargrove #jazzmusic #royhargrovequintet

#jazz #roy hargrove #jazz music

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prettiestboytoy2 · 10 months

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New comfort character

Source is "St.Denis" by HellOnEarthII

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courierrsix · 2 years

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I spotted a couple being robbed in st.denis and rushed in to help but the robber shot the lady right at the same time I called him out so the game glitched, causing the lady "survive" the gunshot so she walked away after thanking me for saving her life with a hole in her chest

#buccellati moment #most victorian ladies have one nothing special

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msclaritea · 29 days

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Templars and the Black Madonnas

From 1100 A.D. to 1300 A.D., hundreds of Gothic Cathedrals were constructed all over Europe. These great Gothic cathedrals, such as the ones at Chartres, Paris, Salisbury, St.Denis, and Cluny were dedicated to Notre Dame, Our Lady. Our Lady is usually thought to be the Blessed Virgin Mary, but by some Mary Magdalene.

Most cathedrals were also home to Black Madonnas, of which about 400 to 500 are present in Europe, depending on how they are classified. There are at least 180 Vierges Noires in France, and there are hundreds of non-medieval copies as well.

Black Virgins have been associated by historians and archaeologists with mother goddesses, such as Isis, deities sometimes represented as black. Historically, Isis of Egypt was the first recorded appearance of a Black Madonna, other than the Paleolithic Venus figurines.

As the indigenous goddess worship evolved in Europe, statues of dark skinned Middle Eastern goddesses such as Inanna, Astarte, Artemis and Cybele were introduced to the European continent by Phoenician traders from 1550 BC to about 30 BCE. The Phoenicians came from the coastal regions of modern day Lebanon, Syria and Israel and were highly influential culturally. Indeed their phonetic alphabet is believed to be the forerunner of most modern alphabets.

The Roman invasion of Gaul (France) and other parts of Europe also encouraged worship of these goddesses. The cult of Isis was the dominant religion of the Mediterranean during late Roman times, and had spread into Roman-occupied lands, including Gaul. The city of Paris was devoted to Isis, as Lyon was to Cybele and Marseilles to Artemis.

Many of the black Madonnas exist in France, and date from around the time of the crusades, when Bernard of Clairvaux wrote numerous commentaries on the Canticles, comparing the soul to the bride, Our Lady. He was also known to have visited several shrines of the Black Madonna, for example: Chatillon and Affligem.

Ean Begg, author of The Cult of the Black Virgin, speculates that the genre developed from an esoteric popular religion common among the Templars and Cathars, perhaps as a complement to the impetus from Bernard. He even states that many of the Black Virgins in European cathedrals were brought from the near east by the Knights Templar. Lynn Picknett, author of Mary Magdalene: Christianity's Hidden Goddess, and The Templar Revelation, links the Black Madonnas to Magdalene, whom, he thinks, may have come from Ethiopia, a dark skinned, powerful, and wealthy queen.

#Knights Templar #black Madonnas #Mary Magdalene #Secret Mother Goddess #ISIS #Artemis #Cult of the Black Virgin

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shepardchrislp · 2 years

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A new montageclip about red dead redemption 2 is in process, we going back to st.denis for that. Walk with arthur morgan soon... stay tuned, cheers ShepardChris 🎮