invite this Thursday 30 September at 20.30 pm . (Point) to Thirty And One Bar (Bv. Illia 560, between Paraná and Balcarce). 
When Torres was 14 years ago to London to do a masters in fashion, began to feel the "need" to create a new tissue to allow him to "communicate something different" with their designs.
then began the first research laboratory to develop a fabric that could be applied in spray, with the special addition to his employer can mold the material at will.
The usage is very simple: just apply the spray on exposed skin, so that the fibers are joined together and forming a fabric with the desired pattern whose thickness depends on the amount of product used.
As can be seen in video demonstration of the web spray, the fabric can be adjusted to the body or can be separated from the skin so that the resulting garment is more loose.
fabric fibers, which can be recycled and used clothes and remain suspended in the spray or aerosol, are perfectly fused, so that the fabric is so consistent that it can even be washed.
sprays can contain natural fiber fabrics such as wool, cotton or silk, or synthetic, like nylon, and the colors also vary, as well as applications that can be given to this innovation.
Manel Torres spray applied on a model for a design. Gene Kiegel.
"The spray can be used to make crafts, in cars for interior decoration, as a cleaning agent to make cloths sterile bandage or even a doctor, not to mention applications in the world of fashion to make graffiti fabric, change textures or design clothes even complete, "said Torres.
According to its creator, one of the advantages of this system is to allow the creation of "smart fabrics" with active particles include perfumes or medicines, in the case of medical bandages.
"It is also cheaper," said Torres, who is "anxious" to see how the industry receives the product and what applications are giving him in everyday life.
On Monday introduced the product with a parade at Imperial College London, who, he said, "will open another path, another way of creating textiles and clothing."
"In the future, there will be shirts, the concept will change, and people can dress up a front created at the time. Everything depends on the acceptance," he said Torres, who is particularly "excited" about the potential medical applications of the product.
four years ago held the first edition of "Open House", an initiative that invites artists from Argentina's current situation to show the most representative of their products in the home of his country's ambassador in London's Belgravia Square.
The home houses works of art, but by no means is converted into a museum, but rather is the subject of a makeover thanks to the work of such avant-garde artists that adorn the furniture, paintings and sculptures usual.
A grass growing between the slabs of marble entrance welcomes visitors, a few steps away you can see how the figure of a "little woman" is busy weaving a huge ball of wool that is based on a chair, a work that shows the interest of inanimate objects tiny artist Liliana Porter.
Not all Porter figurines have crept into the house to build: a man of about three inches high has been reduced to shattered a vase of china and figurines another has scribbled one of the mirrors that hang usually the wall of a room.
One of the figures of Argentina Liliana Porter becomes the decoration of the residence of Ambassador Open House 2010. " Embassy of Argentina.
The exhibition curator, Fernando Farina, explained that the exhibit was organized, in fact, "respecting the house, accommodating some of the usual decoration works, but changing its functionality. "
An example of this change in the role of housing elements, a pair of goals designed by the sculptor Pablo Reinoso occupy high which, after retiring from the table and chairs in the center, has been put silverware.
"We imagined a home determined by the presence of an ambassador half eccentric, but also by other forces, ghosts things outside him, but that transform the house because not everything is controllable, "said Farina.
El comisario destacó el carácter "crítico e irónico" de los artistas argentinos que, sin embargo, no dejan de lado lo estético, ya que "utilizan la belleza como anzuelo para atraer la mirada de un espectador que luego se encuentra con algo inquietante".
Las fotografías de Nicola Constantino -que aparece en sus instantáneas junto a una doble que creó para no dejar de trabajar tras ser madre, pero que al final ha acabado compitiendo con su yo real- y de Marcos López -que emplea elementos como la sangre para denunciar la violencia- son ejemplo de ese juego entre estética y denuncia.
El veterano León Ferrari es other artists protest, and participate in this exhibition with a mural that is based on pages of "L'Osservatore Romano."
can also be seen in art house classics such as Argentina of Minujin performance, in 1985, in which she appears in a symbolic way to pay Argentina's foreign debt with the delivery of corn cobs , considered the "gold" in Latin America, the American artist Andy Warhol.
A Song of Joys , with music by composer Jonathan Dove London and letter of the American poet Walt Whitman, opened the first part of the Royal Albert Hall concert, which also benefited from the violation of Ukrainian Maxim Rysanov.
"The night is proving to be as exciting as I had been counting" Fleming grateful confessed at the beginning of the second half of the concert, when the solemnity of the first songs soon gave way to a more relaxed party atmosphere and the most passionate of patriotic fervor.
The BBC orchestra set to music one night with Renée Fleming as a star. Proms .
The Czech conductor Jiri Belohlavek, master of ceremonies for the last night of the Proms in 2007, led the orchestra of the BBC, in the first half of the concert played classical pieces as Capriccio Italien five compositions by Tchaikovsky and Richard Strauss, one of which was Verführung , accompanied by the voice of Fleming.
British flags waved with excitement when the bust of Henry Wood who chairs the auditorium was lauded as a tribute to the bandleader who 115 years ago as democratized classical music and began what is now so ingrained British tradition of the "Promenade Concerts. "
Towards the end of the show's music was giving prominence to an audience, waving flags, throwing confetti and streamers, blowing whistles and even vuvuzelas, became a voice of the great choir of the BBC You'll never walk alone .
With Rule, Britannia! the audience stood up and an atmosphere bursting with patriotic pride was set to reach its peak when the national anthem rang out and the 6,000 people who packed the theater sang together God save the Queen.
Music exacervado gave more prominence to the patriotic fervor in the second half of the concert. Proms.
The Proms are not only fired at the legendary Royal Albert Hall, but in order to reach an audience More broadly, the BBC also organized outdoor concerts in other British cities such as Hillsborough, Dundee, Salford and Swansea.
The focus of this series of parties in the park was the show that was Hyde Park as a backdrop and the English tenor José Carreras and New Zealand soprano Kiri Te Kanawa as guest artists in a farewell concert to the Proms next year with fireworks.
the tradition of its founder Henry Wood, a great promoter of the avant-garde composers of his time, the combined 2010 Proms classics like Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, with innovative compositions as the a capella choir of the Hungarian Gyorgy Ligeti and Music of the Spheres, Rued Langgaard Dane.
The Symphony of a Thousand (eighth) of Gustav Mahler, composer honored this year by the 150 anniversary of his birth, the interpretation of Plácido Domingo and Simon Boccanegra and Meistersinger von Nurnberg Wagner were some of the most successful concerts.
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The presentation of the film to the media in London, Barrymore had only good words for Long, whom he described as "the kind of guy brilliant, intelligent and funny, a talented and charming man."
"known for some time has made things easier," said Barrymore, who since 2007 has come intermittently with Long, a relationship that, as said, has helped them move to the big screen chemistry of a couple who suffers some ups and downs.
Although initially cost him "change the chip after a few years more focused on his work as producer and director in the performance, Barrymore got to feel comfortable in the role of Erin, a young journalism student who is temporarily residing in New York, where she meets Garrett (Justin Long), a music promoter with no desire to compromise. None
looks nothing serious, but when Erin has to return to San Francisco to finish his studies, both realize they are in love and decide to continue their long-distance relationship.
Justin Long and Drew Barrymore are the stars of Saving distances . Warner Bros.
Long would not discuss his past with the actress who shot to fame with 7 years through their involvement in ET (1982), but she did not hesitate to say that the scenes bed were "comfortable" and that the dialogue, sometimes improvised, there were "faster" because of its longstanding relationship with the actor.
was more uninhibited Long ( Junga Glass IV) when talking about the numerous scenes in which she appears naked throughout the film.
Although he said he was "comfortable" with his body, acknowledged that she sometimes feels "angry" with his the genetic parents has fallen to his lot, and decided to go to the gym to get fit because "to know that you are walking naked in a production of this size always imposes."
director, Nanette Burstein, whose documentary On the Ropes got an Oscar nomination in 2000, has made the leap to fiction with this romantic comedy, which has refused to abandon the "realism" that had characterized its worked so far.
This has told the story based on "a script 50 percent and 50 percent of improvisation, to ensure that the dialogue is as close as possible to how it speaks Real people.
"Without a good script can not be improvised," said Barrymore.
"Without talented people, a good script does not help," said Burstein, who coincided with the actress in enriching had been the experience of working together in this story, which goes beyond the marital conflict.
"Saving distances is not just a movie about long distance relationships, but addresses the situation of a generation that has to learn to strike a balance between career and love, "said Burstein on an issue that, according to Barrymore," should be in the movies more often. "
comic counterpoint to the story comes from the hand of the comedians Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis, Garrett friends in fiction, with its dialogues and stories starring some of the funniest moments and move the viewer's suspicion that sometimes arise when a friend is involved in a serious relationship.
