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Top Cultural Story
THE FINISH LINE
Timeless Expressions: Alvar Aalto At Universidad Católica
(Dec. 17, 2004) “I do not write – I build. The Creator made paper for drawing on. Everything else, at least to me, is an abuse.” Alvar Aalto.
Dance
A DIFFERENT BEAT
Isabel Croxatto’s “Pasajeros del Cuerpo”
(Dec. 17, 2004) Isabel Croxatto is determined to bring contemporary dance to life in Chile. The renowned dancer and choreographer brings her 2004 program to a close with a dazzling and innovating piece of choreography based on a rather unusual theme: disability.
Photography
SILENCE AND SHADOW
Luis González Palma’s “Jerarquías de Intimidad”
(Dec. 17, 2004) “Hierarchies of Intimacy” is Luis González Palma’s new exhibition at the Museo de Artes Visuales (MAVI). It is an interesting title, suggesting the dynamics of power in privacy, who’s on top of whom.
The ST Dairy
WRITTEN IN THE STARS
(Dec. 17, 2004) It was a bad week for Chile’s honest dictator, Gen. Augusto José Ramón Pinochet Ugarte, who was charged with nine counts of kidnapping and one of murder committed as part of Operation Condor.
“It is an abuse against the most elementary human rights of a person,” fulminated Pablo Rodríguez, the formidable head of Pinochet’s phalanx of defense lawyers.
Cultural Announcements
THIS WEEK’S CULTURAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Top Cultural Story |
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| Courtesy of alvaraalto.fi |
| The Finnish Pavilion in New York by Alvar Aalto |
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| Andrea Fosch, courtesy of DADA Comunicación |
| “A baroque sanatorium”: Isabel Croxatto’s “Pasajeros del Cuerpo” |
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| Courtesy of MAVI |
| “He didn’t know what she was thinking about” (2004), by Luis González Palma |
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The ST Dairy |
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| If only the Sagittarian Generalissimo had made his horoscope |
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