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This and others art prints are avaliable here.
Este e outros cartazes podem ser comprados aqui.
1 year ago on March 07, 2012 at 10:44am
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Suggestions of dance scenes are welcome! Just send to me by clicking on the ask button (also put a youtube link, if possible). I don’t know if I will be able to make all the suggestions, so don’t be sad if I don’t make yours. :)
Estou aceitando sugestões de dança! É só me enviar clicando no botão ask (também coloque um link do youtube, se possível). Eu não sei se vou poder atender todos as sugestões, então não fique triste se eu não fizer a sua. :)
1 year ago on February 15, 2012 at 04:21pm
Dancing Plague of 1518
Em 1518 várias pessoas de uma cidade francesa chamada Stransbourg foram afetadas por uma epidemia da dança. Começou com uma mulher, Frau Troffea, dançando na rua e terminou com mais ou menos 400 pessoas dançando por dias sem descanso, resultando em algumas mortes por ataque cardíaco, derrame e exaustão. Esse projeto é, de alguma forma, uma homenagem a Frau Toffea. Da dança mais boba até as mais elaboradas do cinema, tivemos muita dança nas últimas décadas (não o suficiente para matar alguém, eu espero). Essas são algumas dessas danças.
Pôsters disponíveis para compra AQUI.
In 1518, a bunch of people from a french town called Stransbourg were affected by something called dancing mania. It began with one lady named Frau Troffea dancing in the street and end up with, more or less, 400 people dancing on for days without rest, resulting in some deaths of heart attack, stroke and exhaustion. This project is, in some sort of way, a memorial for Frau Toffea. From the silliest little dance to the most elaborate dance sequence of the history of cinema, there were a lot of dancing in the last decades (not enough to kill anyone, I hope). Here are some of these dances.
PRINTS AVALIABLE HERE.
niegeborges@gmail.com
Flickr.
Pôsters disponíveis para compra AQUI.
In 1518, a bunch of people from a french town called Stransbourg were affected by something called dancing mania. It began with one lady named Frau Troffea dancing in the street and end up with, more or less, 400 people dancing on for days without rest, resulting in some deaths of heart attack, stroke and exhaustion. This project is, in some sort of way, a memorial for Frau Toffea. From the silliest little dance to the most elaborate dance sequence of the history of cinema, there were a lot of dancing in the last decades (not enough to kill anyone, I hope). Here are some of these dances.
PRINTS AVALIABLE HERE.
niegeborges@gmail.com
Flickr.
