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Moda Romana.
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DA NON PERDERE: LUCY ORTA E TEDDY CRUZ
AL MAXXI
Ecologia, sviluppo sostenibile, dialogo interculturale, città a misura d’uomo, coesione sociale. Sono i temi al centro dell’incontro con LUCY ORTA, artista e performer britannica di fama internazionale e TEDDY CRUZ, architetto che da San Diego indaga i temi dell’abitare in una delle zone di confine più roventi del pianeta, quella tra USA e Messico, sabato 13 novembre al MAXXI alle ore 16.30. Con loro, il geografo Franco Farinelli.
sabato 13 novembre, ore 16.30
related: Clothing meets social activism---Lucy Orta-----In 1993, Lucy Orta and her partner, Jorge Orta, founded Studio Orta in central Paris----DRESS FOR STRESS WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL BODY----
, a group of hills southeast of Rome . It's known for its white wines (malvasia and trebbiano grapes). But it's also know for the presence of CERN thus many scientific related events.recipes: Eggplant Ravioli ---more Eggplant Ravioli----
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FOTO, The Door Panels of Santa Sabina ---
A figure in the attitude of prayer is called an Orant in icon painting. In this ancient Eastern position, the figure either stands with arms outstretched sideways or bent at the elbow with palms facing forward. In early Christianity martyrs and deaconesses were represented in this attitude, which they assumed for certain prayers. The name of Oranta was then conferred on representations of the Virgin in this prayer position.
Bellini's so-called Pagan Allegory ---
The tomb TT29 of Vizier Amenemope (or Amenemipet)----
in greece:
Deities lift both arms in the "epiphany gesture" or reach forward to give or receive. The pantheon of Mycenaean deities --
Worshipper and worshipped are identified in seals, rings and votives figures through their gestures: worshippers fold their arms, or raise the right arm in greeting, or place a hand on the forehead. Deities lift both arms in the "epiphany gesture" or reach forward to give or receive. Some of the deities are familiar—or at least their names are recognizably present in the Olympic pantheon of written myth.Our relation to nature is reflected in our depiction of animals, which are shown only in relation to man, or as victims of the hunt. Also, we do not have a priestly class.
singhakranta mudra: