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Discover the captivating world of Burlesque with 'Cabaret New Burlesque,' a stunning collection of black and white photographs by renowned photographer Stan Guigui. This BRAND NEW paperback features 157 pages filled with striking visuals that showcase the vibrant personalities of the Cabaret New Burlesque troupe. Guigui offers an intimate glimpse behind the scenes, on stage, and during the prestigious Cesar awards ceremony in 2010.
Delve into the essence of the Burlesque movement, which is celebrated worldwide, drawing inspiration from stars like Dita von Teese and films such as Cher and Christina Aguilera's 'Burlesque.' This photographic collection perfectly captures the Burlesque atmosphere, characterized by strip-tease, theater, choreography, humor, glamour, and a touch of rebellion. Guigui’s lens reveals the enchanting and often provocative nature of Burlesque, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
With a unique artistic perspective, Stan Guigui, born in Paris, explores themes of social exclusion and marginalization in his work. His photographs not only document the resurgence of the Burlesque scene but also pay homage to its spirit of defiance against social stereotypes. Follow his journey with the Cabaret New Burlesque troupe during their memorable Parisian tour, culminating in a show-stopping performance at the 2011 Cesars Ceremony.
This book is essential for anyone interested in Burlesque photography, performance art, or the fusion of contemporary art with cultural commentary. Get your copy of 'Cabaret New Burlesque' today and celebrate the power and allure of this artistic movement. Delivery information: Orders are processed swiftly, ensuring your book reaches you promptly, and we offer international shipping for our global customers.
By Guigui, Stanislas
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 157
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
This collection of black and white photographs of the Cabaret New Burlesque troupe is an exuberant tribute to a unique group of women. Stan Guigui presents 140 of his photographs from behind the scenes, on stage and at the Cesar awards ceremony in 2010. The Burlesque movement is in full swing all over the world, as seen in the Cher and Christina Aguilera movie Burlesque, the popularity of Dita von Teese as well as Tournee by Mathieu Amalric. This book captures its atmosphere with its strip-tease, theatre, choreography, glamour, humour, satire and a bit of destruction! A French photographer whose work spans contemporary art and photojournalism, Stan Guigui was born in Paris in 1969. Interested in the social themes of exclusion and marginal underworlds, in 1996 he moved to Colombia and brought back his series Calle del Cartucho, awarded by PhotoEspana in 2006 and by UNICEF in 2008. A nonconformist and politically engaged artist, his universe is populated with baroque and Fellinian characters. Inspired by Victor Hugo's portrayal of the poor, anger and revolt, the work of the photographer pays tribute to Bohemia and Bohemians. Guigui is touched by the New Burlesque movement, by what it represents both aesthetically and ideologically: a glamorous and sexy revolt against stereotypes established by our societies. He followed the Cabaret New Burlesque during their two-month tour in Paris, from the Theatre de la Cite to the 2011 Cesars Ceremony for Mathieu Amalric's movie On Tour. Stan Guigu
Delve into the essence of the Burlesque movement, which is celebrated worldwide, drawing inspiration from stars like Dita von Teese and films such as Cher and Christina Aguilera's 'Burlesque.' This photographic collection perfectly captures the Burlesque atmosphere, characterized by strip-tease, theater, choreography, humor, glamour, and a touch of rebellion. Guigui’s lens reveals the enchanting and often provocative nature of Burlesque, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
With a unique artistic perspective, Stan Guigui, born in Paris, explores themes of social exclusion and marginalization in his work. His photographs not only document the resurgence of the Burlesque scene but also pay homage to its spirit of defiance against social stereotypes. Follow his journey with the Cabaret New Burlesque troupe during their memorable Parisian tour, culminating in a show-stopping performance at the 2011 Cesars Ceremony.
This book is essential for anyone interested in Burlesque photography, performance art, or the fusion of contemporary art with cultural commentary. Get your copy of 'Cabaret New Burlesque' today and celebrate the power and allure of this artistic movement. Delivery information: Orders are processed swiftly, ensuring your book reaches you promptly, and we offer international shipping for our global customers.
By Guigui, Stanislas
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 157
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
This collection of black and white photographs of the Cabaret New Burlesque troupe is an exuberant tribute to a unique group of women. Stan Guigui presents 140 of his photographs from behind the scenes, on stage and at the Cesar awards ceremony in 2010. The Burlesque movement is in full swing all over the world, as seen in the Cher and Christina Aguilera movie Burlesque, the popularity of Dita von Teese as well as Tournee by Mathieu Amalric. This book captures its atmosphere with its strip-tease, theatre, choreography, glamour, humour, satire and a bit of destruction! A French photographer whose work spans contemporary art and photojournalism, Stan Guigui was born in Paris in 1969. Interested in the social themes of exclusion and marginal underworlds, in 1996 he moved to Colombia and brought back his series Calle del Cartucho, awarded by PhotoEspana in 2006 and by UNICEF in 2008. A nonconformist and politically engaged artist, his universe is populated with baroque and Fellinian characters. Inspired by Victor Hugo's portrayal of the poor, anger and revolt, the work of the photographer pays tribute to Bohemia and Bohemians. Guigui is touched by the New Burlesque movement, by what it represents both aesthetically and ideologically: a glamorous and sexy revolt against stereotypes established by our societies. He followed the Cabaret New Burlesque during their two-month tour in Paris, from the Theatre de la Cite to the 2011 Cesars Ceremony for Mathieu Amalric's movie On Tour. Stan Guigu