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Triple bill features three centuries of work performed by modern talent.

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""Only a ballerina, black space, a mirror and a camera"" is the exhibition's slogan. John Johnsen, the Danish photographer behind FotoLoft's ""Body in Conquered Space"" show, has a great deal of experience with all these things, often centering his work on the elegance of a dancer's body in motion. Another Dane, ballerina Mette Betker, lent her tap skills to this latest in Johnsen's ongoing series and has seen her image travel all over Europe since the exhibit's original opening in Brussels in 1993. In Moscow, her exquisite grace will be on display until Nov. 28. Photograph by Vladimir Filonov.

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