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DANCE STEPS THAT MARKED THE POP CULTURE
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'Biography' presents a wide selection of works from Elmgreen & Dragset's complex universe, including sculpture, performance and interactive installations. Works from the late 1990s onwards will be shown together with recent projects, ...
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When waking up one morning, Niege Borges, a Brasilian graphic designer, had a very good idea: to create a series of illustrations that would show the famous dance-scenes in pop culture.

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Pulp Fiction

Dancing Plague of 1518  is the name of this series which provokes good memories in your brain. We feel like re-entering genius films like Pulp Fiction , but also in Napoleon Dynamite (“VOTE FOR PEDRO !”), Little Miss Sunshine, as well as Seinfeld.

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Napoleon Dynamite

The name of the project comes from a strange historical event that took place in France in 1518. This year a woman named Frau Toffea danced in the streets of Strasbourg for several days and rapidly other people joined her.

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Little Miss Sunshine

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After days and days of dancing a large number of persons taking part in this flash mob medieval died of heart. This phenomenon would be named “maniacal dancing”.

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Seinfeld- Elaine’s Dance

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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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