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IT’S ALIVE! Through the Work of Gisèle Vienne brings together ten years of collaboration and documentation centered on the work of choreographer Gisèle Vienne through a collection of photographs taken between 2008 and 2019. Through her ability to capture the essence of Gisèle Vienne’s work, her unique perspective on bodies and objects, and by creating natural bridges between these performances and the entirety of her photographic work, Estelle Hanania has produced a major milestone in her career with this book. Challenging the conventions of the performing arts book,It’s Alive! offers a singular perspective on Gisèle Vienne’s work, inviting the reader to look beyond the stage, to take a new vantage point, and to view the choreographer’s entire body of work in a new light. The book’s content unfolds in a sensitive and free-flowing manner, breaking away from the chronological or thematic approach typical of this genre.
Published by Shelter Press Editions, 2019
21.5 cm 27 cm, 192 pages, in very good condition
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IT’S ALIVE! Through the Work of Gisèle Vienne brings together ten years of collaboration and documentation centered on the work of choreographer Gisèle Vienne through a collection of photographs taken between 2008 and 2019. Through her ability to capture the essence of Gisèle Vienne’s work, her unique perspective on bodies and objects, and by creating natural bridges between these performances and the entirety of her photographic work, Estelle Hanania has produced a major milestone in her career with this book. Challenging the conventions of the performing arts book,It’s Alive! offers a singular perspective on Gisèle Vienne’s work, inviting the reader to look beyond the stage, to take a new vantage point, and to view the choreographer’s entire body of work in a new light. The book’s content unfolds in a sensitive and free-flowing manner, breaking away from the chronological or thematic approach typical of this genre.
Published by Shelter Press Editions, 2019
21.5 cm 27 cm, 192 pages, in very good condition
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