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Menswear, winter 2021: Behind the scenes as Paris Fashion Week goes digital

Menswear, winter 2021: Behind the scenes as Paris Fashion Week goes digital Issued on: Louis-Gabriel Nouchi / Sohrâb Chitan © Pascal Mourier By: Media TV 7 min Covid-19 restrictions mean that Paris Fashion Week is taking place in the digital sphere. In-the-flesh fashion shows, interviews and parties aren t happening – instead, buyers and journalists get to sit back and watch a series of films via social media. So how are these films made? We spent 72 hours with Louis-Gabriel Nouchi, a young Parisian designer whose collection, shown at the Palais de Tokyo, is inspired by Franz Kafka s book The Trial and brought to life with the help of choreographer Sohrâb Chitan.

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Galleria Continua opens new Paris space with JR-curated show

JR inspects a work in his exhibition “Truc a faire” at Galleria Continua Paris Photo: © Sara De Santis. Courtesy of the artists and Galleria Continua Out of a desire to do something “positive and constructive” during the pandemic, Galleria Continua opened a new space in Paris on Wednesday with an inaugural exhibition curated by the French artist JR. Located on a street corner near the Pompidou Centre, the 800 sq. m venue in a former wholesale leather supplier’s premises is still in a raw state. The Italian gallery signed the contract for the space earlier this month. Lorenzo Fiaschi, the co-founder of Continua, says: “Walking down the Parisian streets, we felt that there was sadness, like everywhere in the world because of Covid-19. Noticing this closed place was to rent, we said [with Maurizio Rigillo and Mario Cristiani, Continua’s other co-founders] that it’d be good to do something to generate smiles. We realised the project in a short

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Patti Smith Joins Artist Anne Imhof To Rock In London s New Year

/ American Punk Rock legend Patti Smith and Golden Lion, Venice Biennale winner, German artist Anne Imhof will ring in 2021 online. A moving tribute to 100 NHS and healthcare workers who passed away this year from COVID-19 Patti Smith and her Band will mark the beginning of 2021 with a 10-minute performance at midnight online. Anne Imhof will show her digital piece ‘ONE’ in the lead up to the New Year. This is a gift to London, the city that Smith loves, the event will be streamed around the world for free, via the CIRCA YouTube channel on Thursday 31st December, 23.45 GMT. In a run-up to midnight, CIRCA will present ‘ONE’ a major new 10-minute commission by the winner of the Venice Art Biennale 2017, Anne Imhof using footage filmed at the Tate Modern during the artist’s large-scale installation and performance in 2019. Piccadilly Circus will be washed in the glow of a setting sun, whilst the video counts down to midnight and the arrival of a new year. With the Brexi

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Sven Sachsalber, an Inventive and Wily Italian Artist Who Was on the Rise in New York s Art Scene, Has Died at 33

Sachsalber. Photo courtesy International Studio & Curatorial Program. The artist Sven Sachsalber was found dead in his Vienna apartment last Friday. He was 33. The cause of death is not yet known, and an autopsy is being performed. Sachsalber was a rising star who developed a rich, singular voice and worked across media, bouncing seamlessly through performance, video, book projects, and paintings. This past year was a breakout moment for the artist. He had a solo show with his New York gallery, Ramiken, in Bushwick, Brooklyn, where he showed new paintings that evoked Alberto Burri and Lucio Fontana and the Swiss National Ski Team’s Swiss cheese-inspired suits, which featured holes. He also had work in the David Zwirner online viewing room Platform: New York and, since last month, new paintings have been on view at the Ramiken pop-up space in Miami’s Design District.

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