Uta Bauhaus Uta

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The Uta Bauhaus Uta piece is being performed and reinterpreted again at artvonfrei

Brunnenstr. 187       10119 Berlin

Tel: +49 (0) 30 47 59 54 50
Mobil: +49 (0) 1 51 56 00 03 44

in Berlin on March 2nd 2017, 7 pm. Costumes by Uta Bekaia and Uta Brauser, music by Heidi Lorenz Wettach-Hussa, performers  Andrew Clarke (New Zealand) and Bianca Lozano Sanders (Spain).

the energies encounter of male and female

 

The first piece was created in coordination with the Bauhaus Babies exhibit at Odetta gallery, Bushwick NY, December 17 2016

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229 Cook St, Brooklyn NY 11206
www.odettagallery.com

Celebrating this beautiful exhibition with Richard Bottwin, Ryan Sarah Murphy, Sylvia Schwartz

closing reception  6 – 8pm
Dec 17, 2016

Special performance:

a collaborative movement piece  at 7 pm

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Uta Bauhaus Uta performance

Triangle Woman, Evolve Wear Plastic Williamsburg Fashion Weekend

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Triangle Woman and Evolve Wear WFW sept 2012

Fashion future wearable art: Evolve Wear

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Evolve Wear Fashion Film by Ravene Noir part 1

Evolve Wear Fashion Film part 2

 

These films are a collaboration between Uta Brauser and Ravene Noir, Fall 2012 Spring 2013

merging Uta’s  Evolve Wear collection, movement, sound  with  Ravene’s design, projections and expression into an art film.

Shot at 190 Columbus Drive, Jersey City, 2nd location of the Fish with Braids Gallery.

Performers/models:  Caridad Rivera, Rodina Mikhail, Lisa G,  KC Schweickert

Projections: Adam

Runway fashion show Mark Tauriello and Uta Brauser

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Runway Fashion shows, “night of lights”  Sept 22, 2012
participating with the Jersey City Fashion week 
Sept 22, 8pm – 12pm
190 Columbus Drive, Jersey City NJ 

we are growing the hype about a “different” concept in clothing :

Mark Tauriello and Uta Brauser present their collections at
the Fish with Braids art space  runway.

Mark Tauriello  Fall 2014
Uta Brauser, Evolve Wear 4

Mark Tauriello states:  In my fashion designs and photography, I imagine that I’m making works fit for an avant-garde space age massacre. I am greatly influenced by science fiction and horror films such as Forbidden Planet and Suspiria, particularly for their foreboding atmospheres, unsettling color combinations, and stylized sets.
I think sculpturally, exploring the boundaries of space that surround the garment. I often choose solid color fabrics for color blocking and bold contrasts. In my art there is often a disconnection between the subject and the viewer, causing feelings of an intriguing uneasiness.

 Uta Brauser: artists play an important role in evolution. We often are in tune with our subconscious with developments that are yet to be manifested.

Future developments after a blade runner esthetic are my vivid imaginations and projections of realities to come. I love to follow scientific predictions and developments.

This event together with an eclectic bazaar of accessories designers,
hot tunes from electronic brit pop decks, hors d’oeuvres and delightable desserts
the Jersey City fashionista can find original pieces  that are not easily available in stores, an unforgettable art fashion celebration

Mark Tauriello into the future
Mark Tauriello
Mark Tauriello
Mark Tauriello
Uta Brauser, Armor hat and armature style dress photo Rocio
Uta Brauser sculptural scarf felt
Uta Brauser LES Nyc style gangster chick, photo Rocio
Uta Brauser triangle woman metallic top
Uta Brauser tree girl
tree girl make up
Uta Brauser plastic bird

with special thanks to our sponsors:
The Jersey City Independentwww.jerseycityindependent.com
Joseph A.Del Forno Real Estate Incwww.delfornorealestate.com
Creative Grove artist and designer marketwww.creativegrove.org
Le Petit Temptation french gourmet patisseries
Made with Love organics

Evolve Wear at The Queens Museum of Art

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EVOLVE WEAR
(curatorial statement, Uta Brauser)

With Art playing an important role in human evolution, the creative and innovative spirit manifests itself in fashion statements and wearable expressions.
Part of the New World Fair 2012, organized by Kevin Vancio and Renee Fishel
at the Queens Museum of Art, Flushing Corona Park, July 21, noon – 6 pm

holding a summit on  innovations for a Shrinking World in an Expanding Universe, while pointing out Unity and Peace Through Understanding. Exhibitions that Illuminate New Ideas, Technology, and ways to achieve Sustainability for a Healthier, more balanced, ecofriendly & ethical lifestyle.

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This collection of storytelling visuals, giving praise to the universal spirit with “In Beauty I walk”,
honoring the gifts of what surrounds us
or the unexpected use of discarded products to extend the material’s life, each creation narrates with a poetic or philosophical approach to fashion for the future.

At the Museum Evolve Wear 3  is manifested  with
– a selection of wearable works in the gallery room
– videos by various presenters in the theater room
– individual performers and artists walking around in their wardrobes

 
 

photograph stills by Raven Black

Evolve Wear at Monroe Center for the Arts

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Evolve Wear

For the evolved Urbanite presenting Evolve Wear and Digi Skins, a poetic take on wearables for 2020, environmentally sensitive, iconic, with creative humor.
March 20 2012  Monroe Center for the Arts
720 Monroe street, Hoboken NJ 07030.
The continued dialog about fashion and our expressions in the context of environment and philosophy will keep pushing for new ideas, developments and nurture new attitudes and consciousness about self.

hoboken film factory: evolve wear – digi skins

Photography by: David Zee Hoboken Film Factory http://www.hobokenfilmfactory.com
Performers, models: Janice Ducate, Lisa Greco, Lauren Malinovski, Caridad Rivera, Shamecca (sunshine), Wickett Ophelia, Lauren Marie
With video projections the threedimensional costumes gain a 4th dimension
through moving images,  a costume-performance  series DIGI SKINS.
Animation graphics by Kaliptus.
Concept and design: a collaboration between Uta Brauser and Kaliptus
photo Cathleen McDonald