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JOËL ANDRIANOMEARISOA WAS BORN IN ANTANANARIVO, MADAGASCAR, IN 1977. HE LIVES AND WORKS BETWEEN ANTANANARIVO AND PARIS

76 rue de Turenne : March 10 - May 5, 201

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster + Ghesquière + Sauvé + Hardy =excellence in quality of thinking. Image via style.com

I mean that collection could singlehandedly render Beaugrenelle the new capital of branchitude. Rife with art school drops outs from oh-so- good families.

Charles Atlas has collaborated with Leigh Bowery, Michael Clark, Marina Abramovic, Yvonne Rainer and Antony and the Johnsons

One artist’s tribute to androgynous waifs and tomboy dreamers

“I’m not an artist known for my spectacular scale or anything like that. So I had to go somewhere I’d never been before."

Note to fashion's itinerant class, currently perched in London. Please make Tacita Dean's "The Unilever Series" at Tate Modern a must see. It's an event, a pilgrimage and a rite of passage. It was made by turning a Cinemascope lens 90 degrees and upending the usual landscape format of the movie screen so it becomes vertical, scaling itself to the proportions of the hall. The film itself was constructed using disappearing techniques such as masking, double-exposure and glass matte painting, to recapture the sense of wonderment generated by these skills during the early days of cinema.

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“Kraftwerk is an influential force not only in music, but also in visual culture,” says Mr. Biesenbach.

The most genius proposition of the season. Good money down that the audience will be jammed with fashion all-stars (I see you Raf Simons).

THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART PRESENTS THE FIRST LIVE RETROSPECTIVE OF THE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PIONEERS KRAFTWERK
Kraftwerk–Retrospective 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Comprises Complete Experience with Music, Ambient Sound, Video, Set Design, and Performance Entire Repertoire of Eight Conceptual Albums Performed Live Over Eight Consecutive
Evenings from April 10 to 17

Tickets on Sale February 22

If that's not a metaphor for the changing dynmaics of the New York City cultural industry, nothing is.

London-based gallery Hauser & Wirth , after searching for the ideal New York space for more than three years, is set to open a 23,000-square-foot gallery in Chelsea this fall, occupying the former Roxy roller disco.

The "Alchemy" exhibition is curated by Sabrina Blaichman, Caroline Copley and Genevieve Hudson- Price.