Category Archives: September 2011

Paris Journal 2011 Part 9

Posted on September 29, 2011 by James Koroni

         I’m thrilled to have two inspirational dancers, Carly Fox Horton & Tracey Katof join me in Paris tomorrow at noon (12h00). I’ve heard numerous people say that they are thrilled to see our performance at La Bellevilloise … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 8

Posted on September 29, 2011 by James Koroni

I took a visit to Repetto in Paris where they make high quality dance shoes, the only set back is they are primarily made of animal products. A 2006 report from FAO says livestock production is one of the major … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 7

Posted on September 28, 2011 by James Koroni

There’s a cool organic boutique here in Paris named Green In The City. While there I was given a cool pair of socks from Knowledge Cotton Apparel. They’re made of Organic Cotton, which I appreciate because there are many reasons … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 6

Posted on September 26, 2011 by James Koroni

A trip to a Parisian Farmers Market where we found vegan Croissants (Croissant végétal)! Paris Journal 2011 Part 1 Paris Journal 2011 Part 2 Paris Journal 2011 Part 3 Paris Journal 2011 Part 4 Paris Journal 2011 Part 5 Paris … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 5

Posted on September 26, 2011 by James Koroni

At the Grand Palais I stood in a line along with a thousand excited Parisians to enter and experience an evening of flash mobs, cultural dancing, free gifts and all at no entry fee! How is this possible? Never have … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 4

Posted on September 25, 2011 by James Koroni

The Eiffel Tower Freestyle Dance (La Tour l’Eiffel danse main-levée) Celine Orang, owner of Creadanse in Paris, invited James Koroni, creative director of Enforced Arch to dance under the Eiffel Tower with the students of Creadanse led by Loïc “Speedylegz” … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 3

Posted on September 24, 2011 by James Koroni

I really wasn’t expecting a day like today. I woke up at noon with no sign of my biological clock. Not that I didn’t get enough sleep but I felt as though it could be 8 AM or 4 PM. … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 2

Posted on September 23, 2011 by James Koroni

Last night Joshua & I took a stroll to the local bio supermarche (organic supermarket) where we picked up soy yogurt, fresh tomatoes & cucumbers, olive spread, an assortment of vegan deli slices and vegan cheese alternatives so we were … Continue reading →

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Paris Journal 2011 Part 1

Posted on September 21, 2011 by James Koroni

Walking through the streets of Paris today I noticed that many Parisians present themselves in such a way that shows self respect and confidence. I don’t mean designer labels and expensive accessories. I’ll call it thoughtful. I appreciate their thoughtful … Continue reading →

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Have Mercy & Please, Don’t Touch

Posted on September 19, 2011 by James Koroni

Movers, James Koroni & Tracey Katof were invited to perform ‘Please, Don’t Touch‘ at Have Mercy!, a fashion event at Greenhouse NYC, organized by the U.S. Veg Corp. Check it out:

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