PAN OVER LIVING ROOM SETTING OF MINIMALIST MODERN FURNITURE

Chelsea, London. <br/> <br/>Japanese flower arranging is the latest craze to arrive - here demonstrated by Mrs. Akiyama and some upper class ladies. <br/> <br/>M/S of Lady Roberts making an Oriental grass and tulip display. Various shots of Lady R. adding finishing touches to her arrangement. M/S of a woman in a sari looking at a display of lilies and twigs. C/U of Mrs Cowe arranging daffodils and yellow tulips. C/U of Mrs C.'s hand taking a metal syringe from a box of special Japanese tools. C/U of Mrs C. squirting water on the flowers using the syringe. Various C/Us of different Oriental style flower displays - all very minimalist and incorporating twigs and bark. <br/> <br/>M/S of Mrs. Akiyama, dressed in a kimono, making a display from blossom, representing "beside the cool water". Mrs. A. adds purple iris to the black metal vase. M/S of Mrs. A adding her completed arrangements to a display table.

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View of Pittsburgh and Gulf Tower ( 707 Grant Street Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA) Minimalist office buildings in United States. A street with modern high-rise buildings. Rats sniff, scurry and squeak inside cages. View of rat scurrying inside crowded cage. Location: Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA. Date: 1971.

During a royal visit to Canada, Princess Diana meets with Canadians while modeling elegant, minimalist fashions. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

TX GOVERNOR RICK PERRY GIVES A TOUR OF THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION.

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9931 IN_TIME: 11:34:53 LENGTH: 01:44 SOURCES: AuBC RESTRICTIONS: AuBC material = No access Australia/Internet FEED: SCRIPT: xfa STORY : NUDE ART LOCATION : SYDNEY DATE : AUGUST 4 From koalas to the Olympic Games to naked artists, there's definitely something for everyone in Australia these days. Nineteen women in their underwear, and another one naked, stood and sat on the floor of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney on Wednesday (4/08) The audience watched the models and the models watched the audience. The "minimalist" show which had been the toast of the New York art scene left some Australians wondering about the direction of their contemporary art. Nudity and art have long been synonymous. But New Yorkbased Italian artist, VANESSA BEECROFT has taken the association to the extreme. Rather than photographing or painting models in a studio, she brings them to an audience. Beecroft says she's experimenting with images of women. But in Sydney, she backed away from having as many totally nude bodies as she had in past performances. The 30yearold artist who wowed them in New York and Venice with a similar show of female flesh prepared 20 Australian women for the live portrait event. Both artist and helpers documented their spontaneous poses. The show was unleashed on a sellout audience at the Museum of Contemporary Art, where the models stood, occasionally moved, but mostly stared right back at the audience. Gallery chairman JOHN KALDOR put 50thousand US dollars of his money to bring Vanessa Beecroft to Sydney. SHOTLIST: GVS MODELS IN UNDERWEAR ; SOT ARTIST VANESSA BEECROFT ; GVS MODELS ; SOT JEFFREY DEITCH, US ART DEALER ; GVS AUDIENCE LOOKING AT MODELS ; SOT VOX POP ; SOT VOX POP ; SOT VOX POP ; GVS MODELS?

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family video - Cadoch family seated on benches at St Mark's plaza (Piazza San Marco) - Cadoch family member imitates minimalist performance artist

A man wearing a black jumpsuit and holding a communication device sits in a small room with minimalist furnishings. He turns around with an alarmed expression as if sensing imminent trouble. He rushes out of the room and down a circular corridor.

French fashion preview in Paris, France. Fashion show models display 1953's "New Look" in winter and evening fashions. Fashion models wear winter dresses and coats designed by leading French postwar haute couture designers such as Jacques Fath and Jacques Griffe. A model poses near a canal, wearing a minimalistic "New Look" dress inspired from the Medieval Ages by French designer Jacques Griffe. A model showing off a fur coat. Models in elegant white evening dresses. Models pose at various Paris locations, including at the Arc de Triomphe. Location: Paris France. Date: August 24, 1953.

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9908 IN_TIME: 11:36:13 LENGTH: 02:06 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: xfa English/Nat More Ice Queens for London Fashion Week ====================================== While central Europe is locked in some of the worst blizzards for years, London was whipping up a snowstorm all of its own. Earlier this week ALEXANDER McQUEEN sent his models out on an icy catwalk for a highly innovative and original fashion show. And yesterday, February 25, it was the turn of Welsh wonder JULIAN MACDONALD to have his models and latest designs sliding down a snowy catwalk. On Wednesday night, MacDonald unveiled a stunning autumn/winter 1999 collection that featured models in sleek designs gliding down an icy catwalk. This was winter coats as inspired by woolly bears; part of a collection the designer says is aimed at showing off the female form, and wrapping it in items that are both familiar -- like an old scarf or a teddy bear -- and luxurious -- like a sparkling gown. With faux-snow flurries opening his show, MacDonald said his collection and his ice-draped catwalk was inspired by the Alaskan landscape. But MacDonald eschews trends that alternatively raise and lower hemlines, saying he looks to creates items that are glamorous and sexy -- made for women with an attitude. MacDonald used models Jodie Kidd and Alek Wek, who like him, are rising stars in the fashion world. Later on, avant-gardist HUSSEIN CHALAYAN wowed crowds with a show replete with minimalist futurism. The Central St Martin's graduate, who is already developing a reputation of leaving audiences gasping with disbelief, produced another show that verged on the bizarre, with intricately designed items. Chalayan shocked audiences in the past by sending models down the catwalk wearing mouthpieces that clamped their jaws into a scream. But the designer who remains unapologetic about his shock tactics, this year displayed a more simple line, featuring only blacks and whites with futuristic collars. SHOTLIST: LONDON, 24TH FEB '99 SHOWS: VS JULIAN MACDONALD SHOW ; SOT JULIAN MACDONALD; VS END OF JULIAN MACDONALD SHOW; VS HUSSEIN CHALAYAN SHOW?

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Coventry, West Midlands. <br/> <br/>L/S of the half-constructed frame of a hexagonal house with two men working on it. A man is seen carrying a ladder up the house's stairs. M/S of an architect consulting his plans. C/U of the plans. <br/> <br/>L/S of a completed hexagonal house, a car drives into the garage. Low angle panning shot of the exterior of the house. A man is seen opening the front door. <br/> <br/>Interior. A man is seen taking a seat in the living room - the decor is minimalist and ultramodern. A woman is seen making a pot of tea in the kitchen. The man answers the telephone, goes over to a barometer on the wall and then adjusts the heating. M/S of a woman doing some washing up. The woman is seen going up stairs. M/S of a child's bedroom. The woman is seen making the bed in the master bedroom. Various shots of the modernistic bathroom. <br/> <br/>Exterior. Various shots of the woman polishing the front door and cleaning the windows. L/S of the house. <br/> <br/>Cuts exist - please see separate record.

SALESMAN JOINS THEM, GESTURES OFF CAMERA. SHOT OF TEMPEST 4 DOOR STATION WAGON ON MINIMALIST SCHOOL SET. VARIOUS SHOTS CAR

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00:00:00:15 we think our operation is working, we think it will continue because we want to keep the pressure up on hamas. our goal is ultimately minimalistic, our goal is ultimately defensive. we want to create a new security environment in which the civilian population of southern israel no longer has to live under the threat of an incoming hamas rocket. (0:28) /

St Mark's plaza (Piazza San Marco) - family video - Cadoch family member imitates minimalist performance artist - Terrace Caf? in St Mark's plaza (Piazza San Marco) - tourists - St Mark's Basilica fa?ade in background

00:00:00:15 We think our operation is working we want to continue because we want to keep the pressure up on Hamas our goal is ultimately minimalistic our goal is ultimately defensive we want to creat a new security environment (0:15) / 00:00:15:15 you don't need more military solution. it did not work in south lebanon it did not work in iraq it did not work in afghanistan it will not work in gaza. (0:12) /

UNIFORMED DEALER FOR COKE DISCUSSES HOW HE WILL SELL COOLERS. SALESMAN TALKS ABOUT SELLING COCA-COLA. SALES PITCH ON SURREALISTIC MINIMALIST SET