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It wasn’t long before Studio Berçot, a now-closed fashion school in Paris known for its avant-garde curriculum, started calling her name.

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"I always see the environment around me dirty... I wanted to control pollution," he told AFP as he prepared his avant-garde outfits in his single-room home before the show.

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Working mostly collaboratively during this period, they made avant-garde films and an album, “Some Time in New York City,” devoted to topical songs with a political edge.

In Wisconsin, one of four states in the geological region, “the Driftless” has become a cultural term that means off-grid, avant-garde and artisanal.

Land art was then at the cutting edge of avant-garde activity.

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