The Institute of Art and Olfaction and Los Angeles based dance theatre company Volta will present the world premiere of “MILK,” a multi-sensory dance performance that tells the story of feminine desire and revenge.
MILK, by Volta
MILK, by Volta
The Institute of Art and Olfaction and Los Angeles based dance theatre company Volta will present the world premiere of “MILK,” a multi-sensory dance performance that tells the story of feminine desire and revenge.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
Open Sessions (in person)
The IAO’s longest running program, open sessions present an informal introduction to working with scent. Join us, and become #friendswithpipettes.
April, 2019: Rhetorical Trickery
When we describe something in English, the ordering of our adjectives is very important. It goes something like this: Opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose and – finally – noun. Thus “comely contemporary Cuban counterfeit cologne” sounds more appealing, say, than “pirated Peruvian present-day pretty perfume”. Alliteration, of course, adds the spice.