Podcast appearances and mentions of isabel toledo

A Heavenly Pair… For over three decades of personal and professional life, Ruben and Isabel Toledo defined partnership in visual art. Since Isabel's untimely death in 2019, Ruben Toledo has carried the Isabel Toledo fashion empire into the future and continues to share her artistry with the world. As a multi-faceted visual artist himself, Ruben's illustrations have graced countless magazines, special edition books, and gallery walls. The duo received the SCAD André Leon Talley Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009, and SCAD is honored to have hosted Isabel Toledo's first posthumous exhibition at SCAD FASH Lacoste. Join Paula Wallace as she reconnects with Ruben during the exhibition's opening weekend to celebrate their iconic relationship.

A través de lecturas de fragmentos de la obra de Esther Seligson y de textos que rodearon su seminario de más de veinte años llamado Teatro y Mito, esta pieza sonora rinde homenaje a la vida y obra de Esther Seligson, para conmemorar 80 años de su nacimiento, y al mismo tiempo se adentra en el espíritu de su aula, su pluma y su vida.Voces:Jorge Ávalos, Pedro de Tavira, Emma Dib, Julieta Egurrola, Mariana Gajá, Alicia Martínez, Úrsula Pruneda e Isabel Toledo.Textos:Textos del Tarot inspirados en el libro La vía del Tarot de Alejandro Jodorowsky y Marianne Costa. (Penguin Random House)Las bodas de Cadmo y Harmonía de Roberto Calasso. (Anagrama)Para vivir el teatro, prólogo de Vicente Leñero (Universidad Autónoma de la Cuidad de México)Cartas a un joven poeta de Reiner Maria Rikle (Editorial Gente Nueva)Gilgamesh o la angustia por la muerte poema babilonio, traducción directa del arcadio, introducción y notas de Jorge Silva Castillo (El Colegio de México)Esther Seligson y la escritura en espiral de Mary Carmen Sánchez Ambriz (Confabulario, El Universal 2020)Textos de Esther Seligson:Todo aquí es polvo. (Brugera)Llamado del cuerpo (Fondo de Cultura Económica)Cicatrices (Cuadrivio)A campo traviesa (Fondo de Cultura Económica)Agradecimientos: Belén Aguilar, Laura Almela, Luis de Tavira, Luis Felipe Fabre, Brenda Lozano y Verónica Merchant.Grabación en cabina: Adrianna Maldonado y Julio César González SeguraProducción grabación: VAW EstudioDirección y música: Pedro de Tavira

Detente, sombra de mi bien esquivo imagen del hechizo que más quiero, bella ilusión por quien alegre muero, dulce ficción por quien penosa vivo. Si al imán de tus gracias atractivo sirve mi pecho de obediente acero, ¿para qué me enamoras lisonjero, si has de burlarme luego fugitivo? Mas blasonar no puedes satisfecho de que triunfa de mí tu tiranía; que aunque dejas burlado el lazo estrecho que tu forma fantástica ceñía, poco importa burlar brazos y pecho si te labra prisión mi fantasía.

En esta emisión, Isabel Toledo y Aristeo Mora nos hablan de Cartas sonoras para cuerpos celestes, un proyecto encaminado a un "duelo colectivo" para quienes perdieron a un familiar o ser querido durante la pandemia ocasionada por el COVID-19. Escucha los detalles de estas cartas que serán transmitidas a partir del 20 de mayo a través de diversas radiodifusoras.

We continue with the Resilience Series for Women's History Month with Model, Monique Robinson. Learn more about Monique: Monique Robinson is a model from Pompano Beach, Florida, who stands at 6 "2' and wears a size 14. She started modeling in the Fall of 2010 following a chance encounter at a convenience store while she was in graduate school to become a licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Florida. After graduation, Monique dove headfirst into modeling. Her first show was Meet Me in Miami, for Jones Magazine, in September 2010. Within a year and a half, Monique had appeared on runways in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Atlanta, Detroit, and New York City. Monique has walked in shows including Full Figured Fashion Week, BET's "Rip the Runway," Isabel Toledo, Christian Siriano, and Project Runway. Monique's résumé includes work for Ashley Stewart, Macy's, Torrid, Lane Bryant, Target, Kohl's, Dress Barn, McCalls, and Catharine's Plus, and Land's End, to name a few. https://www.instagram.com/iadoremo/ www.moniquerobinson.com #IAMMYBEAUTYSTANDARD

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My fashion mantra, if I have one at all, is amuse and confuse, relax and enjoy. I am all about freedom of expression. I reserve the liberty and freedom to change my mind and clothes as often as I can.

This was a heavy week with passing of Isabel Toledo and Dapper Afrika! Their style and creativity lives on! In addition, I chat about Vogue picking five fashion historians!

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en la ‘Ventana 14’ de este martes 27 de agosto de 2019 comentaré sobre estos temas: - Amnistía Internacional declara prisioneros de conciencia a cinco activistas cubanos - ¿Qué pasa cuando el ‘fake news’ es promovido y difundido por la prensa oficial? - La diseñadora cubana Isabel Toledo muere sin ser reconocida en su propio país – Etecsa amplía cinco días la duración de los paquetes de datos Gracias por compartir este “cafecito informativo” y te espero temprano para el programa de mañana. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com

Buenos días desde La Habana, soy Yoani Sánchez y en la ‘Ventana 14’ de este martes 27 de agosto de 2019 comentaré sobre estos temas: - Amnistía Internacional declara prisioneros de conciencia a cinco activistas cubanos - ¿Qué pasa cuando el ‘fake news’ es promovido y difundido por la prensa oficial? - La diseñadora cubana Isabel Toledo muere sin ser reconocida en su propio país – Etecsa amplía cinco días la duración de los paquetes de datos Gracias por compartir este “cafecito informativo” y te espero temprano para el programa de mañana. Puedes conocer más detalles de estas noticias en el diario https://www.14ymedio.com

For twenty years, 47-year-old Isabel Toledo has been ghostwriting the stories of Holocaust survivors. It's the mid 1990's, Isabel is divorced from the father of her three children and in precarious relationships with three different men. Now, for the first time since she began ghosting, she’s having trouble finishing a book. This Holocaust survivor’s story brings up the angst she feels about not knowing how her own mother survived the war. And how much of Isabel’s inability to love just one man comes from the trauma of being raised by broken parents, also divorced? Miryam Sivan is the author of Make it Concrete (Cuidono Press, 2019). She is a former New Yorker who has lived in Tel Aviv for over 20 years. Miryam teaches literature and writing at the University of Haifa and has published scholarly work on numerous Israeli authors and American writers Cynthia Ozick, James Baldwin, and Jane Bowles. Her short fiction has appeared in various journals in the US and UK, and two of her short stories were adopted for the stage in London and New York. A collection, ANAFU and Other Stories, was published by Cuidono Press in 2014. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For twenty years, 47-year-old Isabel Toledo has been ghostwriting the stories of Holocaust survivors. It's the mid 1990's, Isabel is divorced from the father of her three children and in precarious relationships with three different men. Now, for the first time since she began ghosting, she’s having trouble finishing a book. This Holocaust survivor’s story brings up the angst she feels about not knowing how her own mother survived the war. And how much of Isabel’s inability to love just one man comes from the trauma of being raised by broken parents, also divorced? Miryam Sivan is the author of Make it Concrete (Cuidono Press, 2019). She is a former New Yorker who has lived in Tel Aviv for over 20 years. Miryam teaches literature and writing at the University of Haifa and has published scholarly work on numerous Israeli authors and American writers Cynthia Ozick, James Baldwin, and Jane Bowles. Her short fiction has appeared in various journals in the US and UK, and two of her short stories were adopted for the stage in London and New York. A collection, ANAFU and Other Stories, was published by Cuidono Press in 2014. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For twenty years, 47-year-old Isabel Toledo has been ghostwriting the stories of Holocaust survivors. It's the mid 1990's, Isabel is divorced from the father of her three children and in precarious relationships with three different men. Now, for the first time since she began ghosting, she’s having trouble finishing a book. This Holocaust survivor’s story brings up the angst she feels about not knowing how her own mother survived the war. And how much of Isabel’s inability to love just one man comes from the trauma of being raised by broken parents, also divorced? Miryam Sivan is the author of Make it Concrete (Cuidono Press, 2019). She is a former New Yorker who has lived in Tel Aviv for over 20 years. Miryam teaches literature and writing at the University of Haifa and has published scholarly work on numerous Israeli authors and American writers Cynthia Ozick, James Baldwin, and Jane Bowles. Her short fiction has appeared in various journals in the US and UK, and two of her short stories were adopted for the stage in London and New York. A collection, ANAFU and Other Stories, was published by Cuidono Press in 2014. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For twenty years, 47-year-old Isabel Toledo has been ghostwriting the stories of Holocaust survivors. It's the mid 1990's, Isabel is divorced from the father of her three children and in precarious relationships with three different men. Now, for the first time since she began ghosting, she’s having trouble finishing a book. This Holocaust survivor’s story brings up the angst she feels about not knowing how her own mother survived the war. And how much of Isabel’s inability to love just one man comes from the trauma of being raised by broken parents, also divorced? Miryam Sivan is the author of Make it Concrete (Cuidono Press, 2019). She is a former New Yorker who has lived in Tel Aviv for over 20 years. Miryam teaches literature and writing at the University of Haifa and has published scholarly work on numerous Israeli authors and American writers Cynthia Ozick, James Baldwin, and Jane Bowles. Her short fiction has appeared in various journals in the US and UK, and two of her short stories were adopted for the stage in London and New York. A collection, ANAFU and Other Stories, was published by Cuidono Press in 2014. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sarah J. Rogers is the current Director of the Kent State University Museum . The museum’s goal is to advance the understanding of world cultures through collecting, preserving, and exhibiting fashion and textiles. Rogers has over 20 years of curatorial and museum management experience in the visual arts, performing arts and science center arenas. Previously, she served as Executive Deputy Director at the Columbus Museum of Art where she curated an exhibition by fashion designer and artists Ruben and Isabel Toledo. Rogers has an M.A. in art history from Northwestern University and B.A. from Wells College.

I veckans STIL ska vi ta en titt på ett fenomen som på intet vis är nytt, men som har fått en sorts ny lyster under senare år - powerparen. Det vill säga par som förstärker, och förhöjer, varandra och därmed dubblerar sin makt eller attraktion. Ett inte helt ovanligt fenomen inom dagens populärkultur där redan framgångsrika personer bildar ännu mer framgångsrika par, vars spektakulära livsstilar genererar enormt intresse. Vi säger bara: Beyoncé och Jay Z. De toppar finanstidningen Forbes lista över 2013 års bäst betalda par. Men powerpar handlar förstås inte bara om romantiska, heterosexuella, par. Mer om det i veckans program. Att hitta rätta partner kan vara nog så viktigt på andra sätt, inte minst inom modevärlden. Där kryllar det av par som börjat romantiskt, men slutat i en mer realistisk syn på vad ett bra partnerskap kan innebära. Den franske modeskaparen Yves Saint Laurent och hans kompanjon Pierre Bergé är det mest kända exemplet. De berättar vi mer om. Och så finns det par som jobbar extra bra ihop. I veckans program har vi mött den nya svenska modeskaparen Ida Klamborn. Med färgstark och grafisk design har hon inte bara väckt uppmärksamhet i största allmänhet, tidigare i år kammade hon även hem pris som ”Årets nykomling” på Elle-galan. Och där var det en person som fick ett extra stort tack – hennes parhäst, stylisten Tereza Ortiz. Men hur hittar man en perfekt partner? Idag har vi alla möjligheter att finslipa våra eftersökningar, som aldrig förr. Nätets dejtingsidor blir allt mer finkalibrerade för att hjälpa oss i vår jakt. Hur funkar det? Det har vi också kollat upp. Och så berättar vi om ett par som gör allt tillsammans, och har gjort det under lång tid – modeskaparen Isabel Toledo och illustratören och kreatören Ruben Toledo. Båda kommer Kuba, men lever och verkar i New York där de arbetar med både couture och konfektion. De träffades som tonåringar, och har sedan dess varit oskiljaktiga. För allt de skapar, det skapar de tillsammans. Och så berättar vi om par som inte visat sig vara så bra konstellationer. Vi har varit på Dramaten och sett pjäsen Liv Strömquist tänker på dig! som är baserad på Liv Strömqvists tecknade serier om bland annat Whitney Houston och Bobby Brown, John Lennon och Yoko Ono.

Download In this episode of Fashion Forward Teens one of the fashion twins gets a new job, Toms lands a new partner in crime, Versace gets a face lift, Channel hits the big screen, the Beckham’s get their charity on. I also shine a spot light on one of my favorite brands and give a few fashion tips. In The News Ashley Olsen has become the newest addition to the CFDA, Council of Fashion Designers of America. She joins the ranks of designers like Teohlee Ten, Kenneth Cole, Isabel Toledo, Kate Spade, Deborah Lloyd, and Prabal Gurung. A new fashion alliance has been made, and shoes will never be the same again. Toms, the amazingly comfortable slip-ons that we teens love so much, has collaborated with Tabitha Simmons to create a collection of footwear that’s out of this world! Her beuatiful prints have transformed toms, but how did they meet? What inspired them? Well, Blake mycoskie, the founder of toms, and Simmons hit it off in New York, but it wasn’t the popularity of Toms or Blake, it was Tom’s buy a pair give a pair deal that lured her in. She loved it so much, that she even spent a week in Honduras helping with one of their giving projects. Tabetha’s crazy designs mixed with tom’s simple comfortable feel seems like a little much, but the collaboration works really well. There’s even one print, the I love you print, that’s inspired by tabetha’s children and the love letters she would send them when she was away.   Versace proudly confirms Lady Gaga as the face of SS14 campaign. Gaga is to be in magazines starting January 2014. Lady Gaga and Donatella Versace have been friends for some time now and Gaga even has a song called Donatella. Checkout the link to see the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqgIHw6Hskw A short fiml about Coco Chanel is to be released on the Chanel website. Chanel will be played by Geralding Chaplin, the daughter of Charlie Chaplin. This film will center around the life and career of Chanel during the 1954 reopening of her couture house in Paris. Spotlight Brand Forever 21 is, according to Teen Vouge, the top most popular brand for teens. Forever 21 opened April 21, 1984 and has been growing every since. The have had their share of contversy with claims of copyright and labor law violations but with their popularity amoung teens it looks like their success will continue. Fashion Tip Everyone knows vintage is totally chic. A jazzy fedora or some pearls, you decide. This episode’s tip is add a vitage touch. Go down to your local consignment shop and pick something out, because old is new.   Accessories What’s the one accessorie must-have this season? Velvet shoes!! strappy heels, flats it doesn’t matter. Their totally cute and will go with pretty much anything. Jeans, dresses, you name it! Ashley Granata, F I T grad and textile designer, recently inherited her grandmothers scarf collection, and has done something amazing with it. After her grandmother passed away, Ashley learned that she had been a cancer survivor. Then, she got the idea to give cancer patients going through chemotherapy a little something to get through it. For every $50 raised by her Ashley Jeanne project, she gives a scarf to a patient at Brooklyn Hospital. That way some of these patients who are not only going through this, but are also losing their apperance, can control something in their life, how they look. Boys Fashion Some guys are always wondering, How can I dress to impress? What gets a girl’s attention? Well You don’t have to wear leather pants or dress like your from the 80’s. All you have to do is dress nicely and if you can’t do that on your own, get a girl’s advice. Your tip for this episode is ditch the jeans. No not permanently, just every once in a while. In my opinion, guys who wear more than just one pair of jeans all the time have some style. I mean, don’t get me wrong, some of you do look good in your old faded blue jeans, but whats wrong with khakis or something else, but if you just have to wear jeans, stick to the kind that fit. Oversized jeans are not in!

  Guest: Fernando Hernandez, author of "The Cubans".  Our topic today is "Successful Cuban-American businesswomen". Some of the names include Julie Stav, Isabel Toledo, Lucila Jimenez, Aida Levitan, Maricela Presilla and Tere Zubizarreta. OUR SPONSOR TODAY IS Josie Hernandez, Real Estate Agent, Greater Miami Area