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Talking to Esplanade's programming officer Delvin Lee, it is quite clear that his small team of seven has worked very hard to make this festival the most diverse yet. "Huayiprovides audiences with a taste of some of the most dynamic forms of Chinese artistic expression," Lee explained.
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From the theatre programme, 'Cooking a Dream' (20-21 Feb | 8pm | $30)by acclaimed Chinese director Huang Ying, who has extensively toured both Asia and Europe, cannot go unnoticed.
Inspired by an ancient Tang story 'A Story of a Dream','Cooking a Dream'elaborates on the popular Chinese proverb, 黄粱一梦 (huang liang yi meng) which means "glory, honour and wealth are nothing but shadows". This is told through the story of Lu, a young scholar eager for fame and fortune. Mixing elements of Chinese opera with contemporary theatre, the show promises to be highly engaging with live cooking on stage.
"Staying true to the story, millet (a type of grain) will be cooked at the start of the production, and it will be fully cooked just as the show ends. Thus the audience will be able to watch the production accompanied by the fragrance of the millet cooking in the pot," Huang exclaims.
In addition to the live element, Huang said that the old Tang tale has some deep questions addressed to a contemporary audience. "This ancient classic is still asking a relevant question today: What kind of life is really worth pursuing?"
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Chia wants to leave his mark with 'Twelve Angry Men' (15 Feb | 8pm; 16 - 17 Feb | 2.30pm & 8pm | $35), based on a 1954 teleplay that was made into a film which starred Henry Fonda in 1957.
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Another highlight from the theatre and dance programme is 'Awakening' (15-16 Feb | 7.30pm; 17 Feb | 2pm | $38-108)by Edward Lam Dance Theatre (Hong Kong) extending the classic 'Dream of the Red Chamber' to a modern context with an all-female cast, including Cantopop icon Denise Ho, who plays gender-bending protagonist Jia Baoyu. Since its premiere in Hong Kong in 2011, 'Awakening' has toured with sold-out shows and received critical acclaim in many cities in Asia. This is a show that even non-regular theatre-goers will enjoy.
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The music programme is also rich and varied from classical to pop music: 'Rainbow Verses' (23 Feb | 7.30pm | $38-68), a collaboration between Singapore Chinese Orchestra and the National Theatre of China, 'Voices of Splendour' (15 Feb | 8pm | $38-68) featuring three world-renowned Chinese vocalists, He Hui, Yuan Chenye and Liang Ning in one concert; Chinese Pop music artists The Freshmen (15 Feb | 7.30pm | $25), and award-winning indie folk singer-songwriter Deserts Xuan (18-19 Feb | 7.30pm | $25).
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Tautochronos #1 - photography courtesy of Michel Lamoller
In his series 'tautochronos', Berlin-based artist and photographer Michel Lamoller takes multiple pictures of the same scene at different times, before physically combining the prints and using a scalpel to cut through the layers. In doing so, Lamoller's 'layerscapes' offer a vision of time and space that would be impossible in a conventional single exposure. His work is hard to describe in words - click through this slideshow to read our Q & A and take a look at his work.
*** IMHO *** Photography is a 2D representation of 2D or 3D subjects / objects. Photographers have been cutting & splicing photographs for more than 100 years. While Lamollers work is EXTREMELY well executed, there is NOTHING in the examples shown which cannot also be created / reproduced in Photoshop / Barco Creator or similarly capable software. In fact, it can ALL be done on computer quicker, cleaner AND BETTER in 2D representation than THE MOST dexterous person on the planet would be able to achieve without computer.
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Great idea but, personally, I find these examples missing the artistic potential of illustrating interesting connections in time and the same location, or connections in space at different times. The obvious use of layering is distracting.
But there's potential here for something interesting.
Not photography in the traditional sense of capturing a viewpoint. At least not a technical geek's sense of what photography is. This is abstract, legitimate, art. Not only extremely complex to put together (requring much skill on the part of the artist), but also a great play on the metaphor of peeling back the layers on an onion. Although personally I don't really see much of the time-shift aspect, so perhaps different subject matter would bring that more to the fore.
So in other words, this doesn't jive with the majority of DPReview thinking. Not enough brick walls to detect vignetting and barrel distortion.
It's creative, certainly. The concept of "space and time bending" is intriguing, but I don't see that on these images; I see layering.
The phrase "tautochronos" suggests some sort of "time equivalence", but I don't see that either.
Whether it be done by hand with physical media or by digital, the compositions are excellent, the technique, exquisitely handled. Exquisite eye candy belittles it but it is very pleasant and very well done. I don't get any messages here (which is Ok, because not all art requires a concept) but I do enjoy it! :-) Seems more (entirely?) about technique than subject matter, but I don't know the artist and what he's trying to express if anything. Its not quite David Hockney's "Pear Blossom Highway" using lots of polaroids to make up pieces of one scene. There are some street "painters"/artists with chalk where piece of the street turn into almost trompe l'oil (pardon my French, literally!) holes in the ground, or vaulted arches - and there' also that guy (artist) from out West (I forget his name, but his works are everywhere, no, not Ansel Adams or any other photographer, he probably uses either paints, etc.) who draws/paints? camouflaged animals. Interesting work - "I smell bacon!" ;-)
I like the goal of showing a time shift in a single image. I'm not seeing it in these images. Maybe this technique could be used in a more obvious way.
I do find the method of excavating image compelling, and it does not strike me as gimmicky, as some suggest. Physically altering photographic prints is a well established vein in the history of art photography. I certainly do agree with some that certain works here are stronger than others. But overall these physical alterations of surfaces successfully invite investigation and contemplation.
Very interesting / cool!
Some people mention it's too chaotic, but that seems to me to be intentional, to throw off the senses, if it was too perfect it might be too slick and "easy". Just my 2c.
Interesting idea but the execution is too chaotic in some shots, not in a good way.
Nice work. Creative. Thanks for sharing these.
Anyone who thinks these are odd or strange, well, you've seen something new. And that's not a bad thing.
Thanks DPR for posting these. I'm not going to enter the debates in the preceding posts about whether it's art, photography, useful, pointless or whatever. As far as I'm concerned those debates are pointless because they revolve around classifying these pieces. They simply are as they are, and I simply enjoyed them. Original, different stuff from my own, and entertaining.
More predictable than the sun rising, the collection of people here calling someone else's work nonsense and worthless. Probably the same people who walk into a modern art museum claiming, "I can do this...what's the big deal?" Well, here's the thing: you did NOT do it. Someone else did, and this is the case here, too. Maybe one day your pictures of puppies, cute kids, sunsets, and flower macros will be in an art gallery, but until then, try to be more respectful and understanding. Maybe you'll actually learn something.
Thank you Jeff for taking the words right out of my fingers. So predictable are those here on this forum. The work presented here has forethought and vision, not just a click of a shutter that yields the next cat, flower, sunset, blah, blah and on and on.
Indeed, Jeff. The artist's work is definitely not traditional photography, but more of photomontage. The picture of the man clinging/merging into the brick wall was quite fascinating, and difficult to execute, but the overall effect of surreality is just about right. Some of the other images aren't as successful. This is an artist saying to himself, what can I do differently with the camera as an artistic tool? Something rather unexpected, it appears.
But if your idea of photographic art is a single image perfectly exposed and processed, yet similarly jarring, perhaps you'd like Art Wolfe's Human Canvas series. There, the camera records the creation of artwork on/with the human form. Perhaps painters should be as outraged as the photographers here are.
... although let's not forget, both art and photography are subjective and everyone is welcome to their views. Personally, I didn't like these or the process, but each to their own. I think it's ok to say 'I don't like these' as long as its polite; and for people to lecture others for not being impressed or admirable ... Well, that's unfair.
Politeness is the key here. Although I'm more favorably inclined to the artist's work here, if I weren't I would not disparage the artist himself for presenting, and I would hope that others would be similarly measured in their invective. That is the crux of what Jeff is saying.
@chadley_chad So, you don't like them? No harm in that.
The normal etiquette among the more considerate posters is to compliment or encourage whenever comment has not been sought from you. Where you disagree or express dislike for another artist's creative viewpoint, such comment is backed up with fair access to your own work. That's essential to avoid being just another internet 'hater'.
Too many people use the internet as a form of therapy and a vent for self esteem issues, with little regard for other artists and photographers efforts.
That's not so say there isn't a market for ignoramuses spouting criticism to rile up an audience. Whole TV series revolve around that concept. But the 'critics' aren't people you would admire, or necessarily want to know.
@Eric: While I mainly agree with you comment, this part: "Where you disagree or express dislike for another artist's creative viewpoint, such comment is backed up with fair access to your own work." is kind of completely off in my opinion.
I mean, one does not have to be a painter to like or dislike a painting. Or to have the right to hang one (or not) on his wall. Or a photo. Or a photo-montage like this.
However, expressing opinions politely is what makes sense, and what makes a discussion work. As an artist you want (or you should want) to hear the criticism as well as constructive opinions, and know how to benefit form it. Of course "I hate it" is not criticism, as "I love it" is not "positive feedback". It's only that the "love" ones we like, and appreciate them, as they grow our pride.
@badi: You're right that opinion of any kind has more validity [and value] if it is backed by some reasoned argument. But 'I like it' is of course a positive and if we accept that affirmation is in itself a constructive thing this does at least give it SOME value. The opposite 'blind criticism' is of course merely negative, so intrinsically has no value. Other than that is reflecting badly on the manners of the would-be critic.
@Jeff Seltzer: "Maybe one day your pictures of puppies, cute kids, sunsets, and flower macros will be in an art gallery..." Why do I feel that this was directed at me? :D You ticked off the majority of my "collection" in one sentence. Guess I'm the poster child for "wanna be photog." LOL! (fyi - no sarcasm here. Honestly thought it was funny.)
@cris: well, actually my idea was that "I like it" or "I hate it" are in essence the same = no value. And we consider the "i like it" to be constructive, just because it pleases us. And it does please us. But that does not change the fact that one "I like it" from AnonymousX has no more value that "I hate it" from the same online user.
I am not arguing with the fact that, more often, "I hate it" comments come from haters or trolls, and the "I like it" from lovely persons. But we share the same internet :)
So, because I don't upload any of my work to the forums, I don't have the right to say I don't like someone else's work? As badi rightly says, one does not have to be a painter to like or dislike a painting.
Indeed, one doesn't have to be a painter to like or dislike a painting. No one is expecting you to paint.
If you are going to make disparaging or discouraging public comments on another person's work, it would help a lot if you tried. Let others see the results of your efforts to put your criticism in context.
It's not a question of rights. It's a question of being fair, as you might rightly expect to be treated yourself.
:) it's an interesting discussion, so I'll continue a bit.
Being fair has nothing to do with liking a work of art, or just any work. You can like one camera design, and dislike another (I don't give examples not to go off-off-topic), that is my right to choose the one i like, as well as to say that i don't like some model (and why).
I don't have to try to make a camera myself, realize how hard it is, and say they are both nice.
As to painting/taking photos/sculpting/etc every one has his values and tastes. I like both abstract and realistic paintings, but when i look at one painting i like it or not for what it is, i don't report it to "my skills". If i suck at drawing, it doesn't mean i have to be in wow at every ugly painting just because the painter has slightly more skill than me. I compare it to other arts.
I merely said I didn't like the work; there's nothing disparaging or discouraging about that; and again, I don't see why I have to show my work to make my comments more valid. I remain polite and civil and stand by my original statement that the technique may be clever, but the outcome, for me, is not something I like or what I find pleasing or impressive to view (more confusing ... and should we really have to explain an image; surely a good image says it all!). Guess I'm not 'arty' enough lol!
Art using photographic images for base material. Interesting, unique and clever stuff.
As the saying goes- "To each his own".
Any photographer/artist doing something creative and showing something different is way better than the armchair critic who has no work to show.
Nonsense. You produce pointless stuff it remains pointless stuff. Arguably you should do something useful instead.
But in this case that's not the problem. The problem is that it isn't about photography at all.
"....the problem is that it isn't about photography at all"
Nope. The mere fact that there was a camera involved in the making of these images and light was captured to make an image possible qualifies this as an entry in the realm of photography
Also, the artists, inventors, photogs who dared to step out of the norm were once called out for pointless work. This reminds me of how some early photographers who played with separate red, green, and blue filters to create the first color images were once thought of as people wasting their time in an era of B&W.
@The Name is Bond That's your criteria? Something USEFUL?
FYI one could say ALL art is pointless. That's why it's art, it's made to be appreciated, not to be USEFUL. A painting won't get you to work, a novel won't cook your food, a song can't put a roof over your head. Is the Mona Lisa "useful"? Is watching "Romeo and Juliet" useful?
A map is useful, so should I start taking aerial photos as my "art"? That would be useful right? Would it satisfy your criteria for what photographers should do?
Is it ... Can we not be critics unless we've published work ourselves???
Paper layers instead of Photoshop layers.
Brilliant idea!
This must be art!
I appreciate the hands on approach. Makes it more intimate to me. Probably is more enjoyable having everything out in the open in front of you instead of having to use a mouse or tab, zooming in and out, clicking, dragging, etc.
Doing something like this by hand makes it more of a "one of a kind" instead of being able to mass produce it with a sterile digital file.
Gimmickry, not photography.
In the same way that Ansel Adams' stuff was gimmickry, as it also didn't reflect what was captured by his cameras.
I don't think so. His was real photography; a close representation of something substantive.
This is just pointless silliness to wow the easily wowed.
And just who exactly are you to decide that someone else's work is pointless?
"Gimmickry, not photography."
More like creative, thought provoking, original, fresh, etc. A photographer that's saying something with his work instead of repeating the same old photos everyone else is doing.
Whether you like his work or not, at least he's trying to be original and doing a pretty good job at it. And this could lead to bigger and better things in the future that maybe you might actually appreciate.
If people like Michel Lamoller didn't take risks, photography would be pretty boring at times.
"Gimmickry, not photography"
And if you were alive when the camera first came out, you would have said, "gimmickry, not a real painter". The artist probably doesn't care if it's considered "photography" by you or anyone else. Newsflash: creative artists probably shouldn't spend time worrying if their work conforms to definitions set by others.
"Gimmickry, not photography."
@"The Name is Bond" : Oh yes, the artist is definitely trying to trick you into thinking there is something creative there. Make sure you alert the world to the "gimmickry", ye? We need more protectors from "gimmickry" like you.
Any chance you can now wow us with "something substantive" of your own? Anything at all? You absolutely have to now, given your comments above.
We are waiting.
Seems like something you could do a lot more easily with digital layers and save loads of printing paper.
Ah, spoken like a true technical pixel peeper!
To me, exceptionally creative.
I've done a fair amount of Photoshopping, and some composites with layers. However, I think it would be very time consuming to accomplish the effect with layers, so that it had the same look.
So yes, it would save paper.
But ... my speculation is that the actual art work would have a very, very different feel, in person. We have to use our imagination from the small JPEG's from DPR to visualize the real art.
There would also be a "tactile texture" as you handled it, that would be missing from a 2D print.
Yes, creative and inspiring!
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Syria said Monday that it will work with international organizations to ensure that all children in the country, even those in rebel-held areas, are vaccinated against polio amid an outbreak of the crippling and highly communicable disease.
The World Health Organization last week confirmed 10 cases of polio among children in northeastern Syria. The U.N. health agency warned that the outbreak — the first in 14 years in the country — risks spreading among an estimated half-million Syrian children who haven't been immunized because of the civil war.
"We intend to vaccinate each Syrian child regardless of the area they are present in, whether it is a hot spot or a place where the Syrian Arab Army is present," Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad said. "We promise that we will give opportunity to humanitarian organizations to reach every Syrian child."
Syria announced last month that it had launched a vaccination campaign, while UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said his organization and the WHO planned to immunize 2.4 million children throughout Syria. Access to all areas of the country, however, remains a problem.
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A Jewish group accused Germany on Monday of moral complicity in concealment of stolen paintings after it emerged that authorities failed for two years to report discovery of a trove of art seized by the Nazis, including works by Picasso and Matisse.
Customs officials' chance discovery of 1,500 artworks in a Munich flat owned by the reclusive elderly son of a wartime art dealer was revealed in a report by the newsmagazine Focus over the weekend. Officials in the southern state of Bavaria declined to comment on what could be one of the most significant recoveries of Nazi-looted art.
The case poses a legal and moral minefield for authorities. The Nazi regime systematically plundered hundreds of thousands of artworks from museums and individuals across Europe. An unknown number of works are still missing, and museums worldwide have held investigations into the origins of their exhibits.
Focus estimated that the works found among stacks of hoarded groceries in the flat of Cornelius Gurlitt could be worth well over $1.35 billion. Some, it said, could have been bought by his father, Hildebrand, from the collections of German state museums. Others were seized or extorted from persecuted Jewish collectors.
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Brazil acknowledges spying on diplomats: The Brazilian government confirmed Monday that its intelligence service targeted U.S., Russian, Iranian and Iraqi diplomats and property during spy activities carried out about a decade ago in the capital, Brasilia. The relatively low-key surveillance was reported by the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper, based on documents it obtained from an undisclosed source. The revelation forced the Brazilian government to defend its espionage while remaining the loudest critic of the U.S. National Security Agency programs that have aggressively targeted communications in Brazil, including the personal phone and e-mail of President Dilma Rousseff, who canceled a state visit to Washington in response.
Russian nationalists denounce migrants: Several thousand Russian nationalists rallied Monday in Moscow, venting against the migrants they accuse of pushing up the crime rate and taking their jobs. The protest took place on Unity Day, a national holiday established in 2005 to replace commemorations of the Bolshevik Revolution. Animosity is strong among nationalists against migrants from the former Soviet Central Asian republics and against non-Slavs from the largely Muslim Russian Caucasus region.
Toronto mayor denies drug addiction: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford dodged a direct question about whether he has ever used crack cocaine during a radio talk show appearance a day after he apologized for "a lot of stupid things" and acknowledged the need to curb his drinking. When asked by the host of "The John Oakley Show" on Monday if he has ever used crack, Ford responded by saying only that he was not a drug addict or an alcoholic. Police say they have obtained a copy of a video that appears to show the mayor puffing on a crack cocaine pipe.
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The Debrief: No, you're crazy idea to be a mime isn't that unique. And yes, everyone else in this queue is also 'just after a bit of white face paint'
Last year, Becca, 26, worked in a fancy dress shop over Halloween on a tempo basis. Actually, not just a fancy dress shop, THE fancy dress shop: Angels on London's Shaftesbury Avenue. We spoke to her about bad-taste costumes, badly behaved customers, and the sheer amount of people attempting to buy white face paint on October 31st.
1. You get to wear cool costumes (obviously)
As a temp you get a choice of a certain number of costumes and, if you go back again the next year, you get slightly better ones. The year I worked there, they were trying to promote a twisted fairytale theme. Teeny tiny dresses – like, I'm Alice in Wonderland but, oh, I'm also slutty – and these amazing skeleton catsuit. I loved that! The guys could dress up in skeleton outfits or as vampires or there were these crazy, dark Mad Hatter characters, too. They had a quite a lot more choice, but the nice thing was that, if you didn't fancy wearing teeny tiny Alice dresses, the girls could wear the boys clothes. One of the girls I worked with dressed in scrubs and made them all gross.
2. The customers can be fascinating
In the more upmarket fancy dress places, you can get people from all over the world with money to spend. One guy came in with loads of bouncers and bodyguards – it was my sale, and just before it got too busy, so we went through the catalogue, and he wanted pretty much two of every costume we had. Then, on the main floor, with all the accessories and bits and bobs, he just said, 'Yes two of everything, please.' It was my job for the next two days to go through it all, and he was really nice – he saw us as business partners. He'd get his people to buy me lunch, and share his favourite juice from Pret with me. The sale was over £20,000.
3. The customers can also be upset
Sometimes people would get really frustrated because the queue was too long. In the lead-up to Halloween we'd have a 200-plus queue that would start right down the road and snake around the store. I'd tell people to get in the queue and just pick stuff up as they passed it – they'd be like, 'I'm only after some white paint.' But the thing is, everyone is only after some white paint. At the point just before Halloween, hardly anyone is after a full outfit, they just want little bits. Another awful time is afterwards, in the returns section. You'd have to check the costume and be like, 'I'm really sorry you've obviously worn this. I can't take it back.' People would be rude. An American girl told me she hated the British. Like, what?!
4. You get to help people
One of the best parts is getting to help people with their outfits – they tend to be nicer than other shops (apart from when complaining about the queue) because they have a vague idea of what they want to be, and genuinely need your help to make it happen. It means that, no matter how tired you are, you need to be on board, being creative, and having fun. Someone says, 'Well my little girl wants to go as this,' and if you don't quite have that costume, then you have to think on your feet and suggest other options or come up with cool make-up ideas for how they can achieve the right effect. It's creative, and a lot of fun – when you're not falling asleep.
5. There are rarely any truly unique costumes
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This time, we splurged and bought heavy-duty base cabinets with ready-made tops, instead of using a kitchen sink base with a formed countertop, and making shallow drawers in the sink base, as we did in our former house. The drawers are full-suspension, and hold lathe and mill accessories, measuring tools, chucks, a rotary table, and a granite surface block.
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I hit another milestone today. One of my 'snowballed' payments, passed the half way mark today and I only have 3K left of another credit card to pay off. It was Dearly Beloved's MBNA credit card at almost 18%, which we moved to Virgin and are paying it off at 0%. It has five months left to pay off. I then pay off the biggest and oldest loan we have. We borrowed 25K against our old home, to renovate it, to improve it and make it the wonderful place it is. It didn't stop there, we would pay off, and then borrow again, so when we sold, we still owed 25K! The irony is, that the house I used to live in, is now a rental and it has been allowed to deteriorate…………no one even cares about the sensitive renovations, new roof, Victorian features or the fact that the door knocker is an antique! I will never, ever bother again!
There is a positive! I am five months away from moving my 'snowball' to my Lloyds home loan, by the time I do that, the loan will remain at £9750. My snowball payment will be £900 a month by then as I will be paying off only one loan. That will be paid off in ten payments and I will meet the London Olympics without any debts.
Every single penny counts! Every thing I don't need; I don't have! Dearly Beloved used to love to buy a newspaper every day and a coffee at the station. That amounts to £3 a day, to £15 a week, to £720 a year! By halving our grocery bill to £45 a week, we save £2430 a year. By not having a holiday, we save £2500 a year. If we did not go without the things we 'like' we could no longer afford to pay for the things we 'need'. By taking the train to work and not the car, I save £15 a week, so another £720 a year. There are so many of us, who have to face up to reality. We can't afford debt, we can't afford to spend money we don't have and we just have to grit our teeth and deal with it.
Someone said to me yesterday "I couldn't do the job I do without a holiday to look forward to." Oh, I think we'll manage without! We never had holidays, or day trips, or theme parks, or museums, or theatres or any such treats like that when we were young and no one we knew did either. We survived just fine and we will again.


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Danish model Ulrikke Hoyer took to social media to claim she was dropped from a Louis Vuitton show for being "too big".
The model – who was due to walk for Louis Vuitton's cruise show in Japan on Sunday 14 May – posted on Facebook and Instagram a description of her ordeal.
Hoyer claims in her Instagram post that she was told by casting agents to "drink only water for the next 24 hours" before a fitting – due to her "bloated face" and "a very bloated stomach" – despite being a "size 34-36".
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I just returned from Tokyo/Japan, where Louis Vuitton held a beautiful cruise show in Kyoto, I just never made it to Kyoto cause I was canceled for the show due to being 'too big'. (I'm a size 34-36) Ashley Brokaw's caster Alexia had said that there had been some problems during the fitting. According to her I had "a very bloated stomach", "bloated face", and urged me to starve myself with this statement "Ulrikke needs to drink only water for the next 24 hours". I was shocked when I heard it. I woke up at 2am and was extremely hungry. The breakfast started at 6:30am – I had the absolute minimum. I was afraid to meet Alexia so my luck she didn't arrive until 8am, when my plate was taken off the table. She said good morning to me and the other girls and looked at me, then down on my non-existent plate and up at me again. She was checking if I had been eating food. At 7pm my mother agent from Denmark called my to tell the sad news that Louis Vuitton had chosen to cancel me from the show without the refitting and that I was going to be sent back home. Not only did I have a belly, my face was puffy now also my back was a problem. I am glad I'm 20 years old with an elite sports background and not a 15 year old girl, who are new to this and unsure about herself, because I have no doubt that I would then have ended up very sick and scarred long into my adult life. TO READ THE FULL STORY CLICK IN MY BIO!!!!!!! #LVCruise2018 #mistreatmentofmodels #AshleyBrokaw #thefutureisfemale #sowhyeatingdisorders #youknowitstrue #shareifyoucare #jamespscully
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After returning from Japan, Hoyer posted to her personal Facebook page on Wednesday 17 May.
"I just returned from Tokyo in Japan, where Louis Vuitton held a beautiful cruise show in Kyoto, I just never made it to Kyoto because I was cancelled for the show due to being 'too big'. I'm a size 34-36," Hoyer said.
"Just before 12am my fitting got rescheduled to an unknown time later that day. It didn't happen because at 7pm my mother agent from Denmark called me to tell me the sad news that Louis Vuitton had chosen to cancel me from the show – without the refitting – and that I was going to be sent back home."
The 20-year-old model – who has previously walked for Louis Vuitton's spring 2017 show, and other household names such as Chloe, Stella McCartney and Alexandre Vauthier – had been looking forward to the opportunity.
"What should have been a truly amazing and unique experience ended up being a very humiliating experience," she said.
Hoyer wanted to make it clear with her post that changes need to be made towards models.
"This is not about me being cancelled from a show, I've tried that before (all girls on my level have) you win some, and you lose some – that's the game.
"But I cannot accept the 'normality' in the behaviour of people like this. They find pleasure in power over young girls and will go to the extreme to force an eating disorder on you.
Hoyer noted that if she had been younger the ordeal would have been far worse.
"I am glad I am 20 and not a 15-year-old girl, who is new to this and unsure about herself, because I have no doubt that I would then have ended up very sick, and scarred long into my adult life."
HuffPost UK reached out to Louis Vuitton who declined to comment – and Ashley Brokaw Casting who has yet to respond. We will update this article accordingly.
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A humorous flowchart to decide whether to text your BoyFriend
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Canada Goose & Last Night's Dream; Jimmy Johnson, Sea-doos & Stars
I wanted to portray this Canada Goose (above) by only drawing the dark parts on white paper--kind of a study in positive/negative space. It's one of my favorites.
5 comments:
- Charles Gramlich said...
Dating Jimmy Johnson eh? Guess I'm gonna have to git my shotgun ;)
- November 29, 2007 at 9:53 PM
- Lana said...
Fret not, hon...It certainly wasn't a "wish fulfillment" dream. I can't stand Jimmy Johnson in real life (for some reason--probably because I've never had much respect for the Dallas Cowboys, although Aikman was okay...)
- November 29, 2007 at 10:20 PM
- Julie said...
The goose works.
You probably know this (I didn't), but I read its worth clarifying if your strongest artistic 'magnet' is visual contrast, colour or pattern - and make that key in your work with the others subordinate - or else there can be too much going on at once.
- November 30, 2007 at 2:36 AM
- Lana said...
Julie; I didn't know that, actually, but I notice that I've always been drawn to high contrast images, myself (which is probably why my works tend to come out that way, too.)
- November 30, 2007 at 9:46 AM
- Erik Donald France said...
You've got the Goose down nicely.
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