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Julia was a remarkable woman, unafraid to keep the repertoire of Isadora Duncan alive during a time when her work was not in vogue. Downstairs, two films were shown side by side: Mapplethorpe's Still Moving/Patti Smith, 1978, showed his then girlfriend, changing from an Isadora Duncan peignoir into a boyish suit--without sound--and Slimane's Social Mobility, 2005, depicted Marianne Faithfull's hands, as she talked while flipping through early Mapplethorpe party portraits. ``I looked at Vanessa Redgrave in 'Isadora,' because Isadora Duncan was like a real-life vampire - she sucked the life out of the people. |
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Isadora Duncan - United States dancer and pioneer of modern dance (1878-1927)
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