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a completely different way. it's broad explorer listed jewish senior, the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. ah. hello and welcome to arts and culture heading into the weekend and we've got a t g i s kind of show lined up with variations on the themes of move and move. moving into the future, a visit to the german pavilion, the architecture being invented to match the world in which we see guns, all our most pressing problems. and routing granted many guys are suffering, it's always a knitting at the hobby that combines are moving

in the literal sense is the nature of hofer system. the israeli choreographer and composer is one of the most exciting artists doing stage work today. and he's just started a stint as artist in residence as to god's famed go to a dance company. the reporter was there for his breath of fresh air premier. the, this is chester swan lake. his new choreography guy is flipping lea, turned it into the swan cake and moved quite far away from the valley. classic me use. there is no rule in a way to the piece it's, it's kind of existing, a bit of a coverage like world, you know. but, but that allows for everything to happen. and maybe it's that sense of freedom that

it just wants to. it just wants to explode and do what it once may be a bit childish. shesta, the famous israeli choreographer works around the world now. his artist, in residence for 3 years interested. got it. got he got him on board, office evolve and music pushes the musician. i'm also a musician. we have a lot to talk about. his style of movement and the music. he uses a lot of be heavy and loud, heavy low. you really feel the base and your gut with it down 2 or 4 weeks of rehearsals had a relaxed atmosphere despite demanding a lot of energy and concentration. so here we cannot be here and kind of like not to right? so the music for his pieces and invites the dancers to improvise to it. he observed

them closely, noting their movements. he places a high value on precision. if there are a certain movement that's typically for a shuttle but not scanner, then he likes to use the fat clown who move so so heavily on its fine. you can easily find your way into what it is he's asking. sale was cellphones for lung ferris, a lot of texture and strong viscosity as for dancing through honey this kind of juiciness. yeah. he really talks about being smoky, like having that the oh yeah. now you are as smoke or you're a balloon intense. emotional captivated. that's what she wants a choreography to be. he's had great success in london for years. now. he's

enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and got an important city for dance in germany, where he can get some relief from breakfast and the pandemic accepting the invitation here was a token of friendship. whenever it came with the idea, it felt more like just acknowledging the relationship that we have one ready and which is a very fruitful one. you know, i really, i love very, can i love the company? i love the spirit of the company in the casualness of company in atmosphere. you can find something quite human actually, and this is what interests me about dance. so, i don't like wanting to like, you know, that it has all the odd and the glamour and never interested in that. yeah. a good fit. she has become a major figure in the international dance world in just a few years. this winter, he'll produce choreography and god, for the 7 deadly sins. it's sure to be another production that's not to be missed.

well, very much like dance architecture. i can imagine a world of shared humanity where we actually help each other to solve our problems . and that's one of the ideas behind this here is architecture. be another inventors which asks the question how we want to live together on this planet. german pavilion makes its visitors have to think a bit to find some compelling answers. the german pavilion takes us on a journey into the future. me 2 teams visit the empty b annella gardens in the year 2038 speaking for all future generations. they ask why so little was done for the common good in 2021. within the building itself, there's little to see just stark walls with q r codes. ah, these unlock short films,

imagined realities in which today's major problems have been overcome. the exhibition is called 2038, the new serenity punching off. but i think it's 2038 isn't paradise. but it's a world where things are better than today. that's why we show the people who were involved the ideas and the models on the funding. what does this approach stops visitors from immediately saying for that can't work on the part because we say that it did work and dropped off continue when mentally. and it inspires you to think that there's the positive vision transports people to the future. and from there, they can imagine things further come down by the thing. the exhibition includes urban planners, texas off the 1st economists, journalists, looking back from 2038. they explain how humanity was able to turn things around and make the world a better place. and collective intelligence being part of how decision making

process or taking in the city hall became the way that our cities that are not only carbon neutral but help clean the pollution or stop any form of pollution whatsoever. so together a i and humans are a joint venture, not imposing force. the ve exhibition makes clear that humanity was only able to solve its major problems through cross disciplinary cooperation. the different voices in the pavilion mirror, this message in town. and the potential comes from listening to them altogether from seeing how they overlap and what gets opened by the spaces in between. no single individual could do the lion come to the news. it's high time that we realize we are part of a larger system. although it seems unlikely we'll achieve serenity by 2038. but that's another reason we need utopias to help us find our way to

a better future. so how can architecture help? even the architects are very good understanding complex systems and designing fraud on. but 1st, they need to realize their job isn't about the envelope, the facade, and it's not about constructing a beautiful building. that's how they need to start thinking in terms of sustainability or do they need to think about how they can make the world a better place to come in the very best summer beyond being food for thought 2038. a new serenity is an urgent call for action. really, another news marilyn monroe is back in a big way in palm springs, california, but not everyone is happy about it. a nearly 8 meter tall statue of the hollywood icon in her famous white, billowing white dress, has been erected in front of the palm springs, art museum facing the city's main tourist strip. and while some find the location

or the post inappropriate businesses hope it goes to tourism. after the pandemic, the piece was created by cell to john sewer johnson, the 2nd and then fired by that scene from the film, the 7 year itch, and 984 keys herring paintings celebrating the dawn of the digital era. with the depiction of a computer will go under the hammer at christie's of london next week. the historic and prophetic significance of this work is underscored by the fact that buyers can purchase it using crypto currency. it's part of a 20th 21st century sale. that includes, worked by jackal mckee and and for all you guys out there in search of a new hobby, a pair of missing needles may just be the answer along with a few balls of colorful wool of course, because many men are realizing that a little bit of nit pearl and a drops pitcher 2 can do wonders for

a cool head and cool threads. that's a 2 year old american, steven west is on a mission to make knitting and knit with war and most popular brightly colored patterns. captivate young people. any particular men i do all the designs and patterns myself, so i like write all the patterns and i knit and conceptualize all the designs. so i put a lot of passion and i really, really love everything i make. i love working with tons of colors because that's what inspires me the most. west amsterdam. he has around 225000 photo ism instagram in online tutorials. he demonstrates how can it, he's kind of full geometric patterns. chance play an important part and use videos . that's something i want to do a lot more of as make these really fun video tutorials so that

a lot of different types of people will feel invited to knitting west, who is also a trained dancer. and choreographer starts out with sketches. then he and his team work out the finished product west as a chief coast status among friends the world. he regularly publishes books admitting patterns with guidelines even found his own label and co owner of a full shop in amsterdam. i don't like to play by the rules. i don't like to know by the rules. i never learn how to take a design class or any of that. so i made up everything just by playing 9 year old pianist. fabian fiedler from berlin has also discovered the joys of meeting. he rooms is a music school that is also still found time to knit a good 100 items, including sweaters, scoff caps, socks and blankets. ah,

to me is knitting his peer joy and shuffled like a bargain. his ganna, i love to know just on because i can just sit on the sofa and the evening long for a long working day to fight the fire and enjoy this moment of peace. can the moment that were when come mind i can focus on one thing. forget about everything else and unwinds, going outside and fax to them, and he's in west. his shops is already a fixture in the heart of the city and he lacks no shortage of ideas. for future creation, it could be like tv show where it's like maybe a western it's talk show, but with a lot of dance breaks too. so we could learn new techniques. there could be some tutorials and the tv show i could interview all my friends. i think that would be crazy. i don't know if the world is ready for it. knitting is a successful trend that's now finding a lot of interest among men. the

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