REVIEW: ANNE TERESA DE
KEERSMAEKER'S 'RAIN'
Belgian
choerographer Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker's 'Rain' is set to the music of Steve
Reich and remains one of her most popular works.
plus:
SKELETONS
REVEAL SPREAD OF INDO-EUROPEAN MOTHER LANGUAGE THROUGH EUROPE
The
latest study from the Australian Centre for Ancient DNA suggests that some of
this language spread to Europe more recently than thought, approximately 4500
years ago.
also:
LAST CHANCE! THE
BORGIAS AND THEIR TIMES
Under the
reign of the Borgias, Rome would supplant Florence, and become the most
important artistic centre of the 16th century.
also:
LES RENDEZ-VOUS
Culturekiosque editors select noteworthy exhibitions, performances, films,
concerts, festivals and other events around Europe, the Americas and worldwide
worth including in your travel plans this winter. Daily
updates.
Photo: Stone cist burial of a
young female from the Rothenschirmbach site,
associated with the Late
Neolithic Bell Beaker culture,
Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Photo copyright:
LDA Sachsen-Anhalt.
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