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MILANO MODA DONNA February 20Th to 26Th 2013 MILANO MODA DONNA February 20th to 26th 2013 PRESS RELEASE CULTURAL EVENTS CONCEIVED AND CARRIED OUT BY THE CITY OF MILANO IN COOPERATION WITH CNMI From 20th to 26th of February Museo Poldi Pezzoli EXCLUSIVE VISIT TO THE EXHIBIT “GIOVANNI BELLINI, FROM ICON TO HISTORY” Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, always attentive to the enhancement of the union between art and fashion, will organize guided tours, exclusive and reserved to the most important international operators, who can choose the day and the time of their visit to the exhibit “Giovanni Bellini. From icon to history” dedicated to the famous Venetian Renaissance painter. Friday February 22nd 8.30 pm Tense-strucure Castello Sforzesco BALLET “ESTRAD’EAU” – Susanna Beltrami Company After "Kore and Psyche" and "Le vent noir" the choreographer Susanna Beltrami signs the latest chapter of a fascinating trilogy, again inspired by the work of the great French philosopher Gaston Bachelard. The star of the ballet will be the most dynamic and controversial element: water. Event opened to the public. Saturday February 23rd 5.30 pm Tenso-structure Castello Sforzesco VERDISSIMO – FASHION AND COSTUME IN THE REPERTOIRE OF THE CARLO COLLA AND SONS COMPANY A fashion show dedicated to the costumes of the characters of Verdi's operas present in the repertoire of the Company. The costumes have been created during the years on the sketches of Caramba, Fortuny, Lila de Nobili, Eugenio Monti Colla and Cecilia di Marco, and worn by puppets on stages all over the world; they will appear for the first time together in this event opened to the city of Milan. Event opened to the public. Milano, February 5th 2013 Via Gerolamo Morone, 6 – 20121 Milano – tel. +39 02 7771081 – fax +39 02 77710850/62 – www.cameramoda.it – [email protected] PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OFFICIAL SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSOR PARTNER CON IL PATROCINIO DI PUPPET COMPANY CARLO COLLA & SONS VERDIssimo! Fashion and costumes in the Verdi’s repertoire of puppets Saturday February 23rd 2013, 5.30 pm Tense-structure, Castello Sforzesco, Milano Free entrance Information: tel. 02.89531301 Please send pictures to the following address: http://grupporiani.altervista.org The project conceived for the women’s fashion week, includes a show of characters from Verdi’s operas present in the repertoire of the company from the late nineteenth century to our days. The costumes created during the years on sketches of Caramba, Fortuny, Lila de Nobili, Eugenio Monti Colla and Cecilia Di Marco and worn by the puppets on stages all over the world, will appear for the first time on this specific occasion - where the old and new craftsmanship of Milan, which combines the history of costume, theatrical tradition and fashion, show how much they are inextricably linked in their cultural continuity. The 70 characters will show on the catwalk accompanied by 10 animators and with the comment of Eugenio Monti Colla on the notes of the melodies of Verdi and will mention some moments of "bel canto" and dance, relative to the individual operas, including Nabucco, Attila, Macbeth, Rigoletto, La traviata, Il trovatore, La forza del destino, Aida and Otello. CONTACTS Atelier Carlo Colla & Figli Via Montegani 35/1 20141 Milano Tel. 02.89.531.301 [email protected] www.marionettecolla.org press office Rossella Tansini 02.29409438 377.9956653 [email protected] Via Gerolamo Morone, 6 – 20121 Milano – tel. +39 02 7771081 – fax +39 02 77710850/62 – www.cameramoda.it – [email protected] PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OFFICIAL SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSOR PARTNER CON IL PATROCINIO DI estrad’eau water walkway a show by Susanna Beltrami Susanna Beltrami Company Matteo Bittante, Alice Carrino, Giulia Murgianu, Lara Viscuso, Jessica D’ Angelo, Nicole Fabrinetti, Marta Mazzoleni, Fabrizio Calanna, Cristian Cucco, Mario Giallanza, Matteo Marchesi, Gianluca Baggio, Amerigo Delli Bove, Claudio Santarelli video creation by Fabio Ilacqua set design Giorgio Martino light designer Mario Loprevite costumes by Matteo Bittante production ConART/DanceHaus video production ONEPRODUCTION After “Kore and Psyche” and “Le vent noir”, in preview for the Milano Fashion Week, the choreographer Susanna Beltrami signs the last chapter of a fascinating trilogy, once again inspired by the works of the great French philosopher Gaston Bachelard. The poetic theme generator of this new creation is perhaps, by nature, one of the most dynamic and controversial of the four elements: water, here declined in all its variations. Water that flows and transforms; water that is both expansion and depth, secret source of energy and purity but also water that aspires “to exceed the limit, to go against the current, to find the great lake of still waters in which time rests”. Illuminating is the choice of the space concept, here developed on a real catwalk. Not the glitter of a fashion show, but an unadorned road which divides into three periods all the events of this show paced on the rhythm of the dancers walking. In the first period the road is a metaphor of the path that every man, stripping off his heavy clothes, takes to the water source and balm of life. In the second it is the dreamy abyss of memories, and the deep and dark layer of things, to compel one who has set out to commence his journey, to swim, submerge, and dive in search of his intimate wrecks. The last period is that of the surfacing. The street becomes a long corridor of a “humid” House where in every room resurfaces unearthed, carcasses harnessed by water and their raucous sounds, domestic human vibrations come back to life. Just like the stylistic code of the philosopher Bachelard, the drama that will support this show, an original mosaic of quotations, comes from an ancestral and evolved thought of men regarding the element water. The concreteness and the carnality of quotations that run alive on the scene will live with the unconscious and oneiric system of a real film that Fabio Ilacqua, the director of the show "Not Just Fashion" has created with the dancers of the company. Via Gerolamo Morone, 6 – 20121 Milano – tel. +39 02 7771081 – fax +39 02 77710850/62 – www.cameramoda.it – [email protected] PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OFFICIAL SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSOR PARTNER CON IL PATROCINIO DI .
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