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Thursday, October 25, 2012
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Film Forum, New York October 31-November 13, 2012
Film Forum, New York
October 31-November 13, 2012
Film Forum is pleased to open GREGORY CREWDSON: BRIEF ENCOUNTERS, a new documentary by Ben Shapiro. Gregory Crewdson's riveting photographs are elaborately staged, elegant narratives compressed into a single, albeit large-scale image, many of them taken at twilight, set in small towns of Western Massachusetts or meticulously recreated interior spaces, built on the kind of sound stages associated with big-budget movies. Shapiro's fascinating profile of the acclaimed artist includes stories of his Park Slope childhood (in which he tried to overhear patients of his psychologist father), his summers in the bucolic countryside (which he now imbues with a sense of dread and foreboding), and his encounter with Diane Arbus's work in 1972 at age 10. Novelists Rick Moody and Russell Banks, and fellow photographer Laurie Simmons, comment on the motivation behind their friend's haunting images. But Crewdson remains his own best critic: "Every artist has one central story to tell. The struggle is to tell and retell that story over again - and to challenge that story. It's the defining story of who you are." Gregory Crewdson's work is in many collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The body of work featured in the film is "Beneath the Roses," and was produced from 2002-2008. Film Forum will be selling the book by the same title during the film's engagement. On Gregory Crewdson: "Crewdson often shoots at twilight, and the bewitching qualities of what T.S. Eliot called 'the violet hour' fill almost every shot... He is a master of menace, melancholia and the macabre. He turns the American dream into a quiet nightmare." --The Telegraph (UK) On the film: "A refreshingly frank look at the artistic process, as comprehensive and lovingly realized as the work it pays tribute to." --Filmmaker Magazine GREGORY CREWDSON: BRIEF ENCOUNTERS (2012, 77 mins.) Produced, Directed and Photographed by Ben Shapiro. Editor: Tom Patterson, Nancy Kennedy. Original music: Dana Kaproff. Featuring: Gregory Crewdson, Russell Banks, Rick Moody, Melissa Harris, Richard Sands. USA. Zeitgeist Films. EVENTS: Gregory Crewdson and filmmaker Ben Shapiro in person Thursday, November 1 at 8:00 pm screening VISITOR INFORMATION Film Forum 209 West Houston Street New York, NY 10014 USA T. +1.212.727.8110 Website: Film Forum | Crewdson For further information please contact the gallery at newyork@gagosian.com or at +1.212.741.1111. ---------- Gagosian Gallery was established in 1980 by Larry Gagosian in Los Angeles. Attuned to the dynamics of today's world, Gagosian Gallery has since evolved into a global network, currently maintaining distinctive exhibition spaces in eight cities: New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Rome, Athens, Geneva, and Hong Kong. On October 19th, 2012 Gagosian Gallery will inaugurate its twelfth gallery space in the north of Paris, at Le Bourget. Over the last three decades, Gagosian Gallery has presented an exceptional historical program alongside a roster of ambitious exhibitions by the world's most renowned living artists. Such exhibitions, which have placed Gagosian Gallery at the forefront of the contemporary art scene, are accompanied by beautifully designed, scholarly catalogues and monographs. The gallery is also publishing catalogue raisonnés on several of its artists.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
ARTmostfierce Affordable Print Pick of the Week: Zoe Crosher for 20x200
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The Triple Vision Flattened Fantasy from the Disbanding of Michelle duBoisby Zoe Crosher |
http://www.20x200.com/artworks/4227-zoe-crosher-the-triple-vision-flattened-fantasy
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Nocturnal/Activo de Noche: an exhibit by Ruben Natal-San Miguel @ The New York Public Library as part of Hispanic Heritage Month September 7-October 31,2012
Nocturnal/Activo de Noche: an exhibit of photographs by Ruben Natal-San Miguel, curated by Elizabeth Barragan.
Experience the transformative effects of NYC's bodegas and other businesses that serve its communities 24/7 as they light up the night.
Opening reception September 15, 2012 @ 3:30 PM
Artist's Talk - September 15, 2012, Saturday @ 3:30 pm
In Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month 2012
On view at the Bronx Library Center September 8 through October 31.
Admission - Free
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| '''Nicol'' 2012, East Harlem, NYC. Ruben Natal -San Miguel |
Now through Wednesday, October 31, 2012
New York Public Library
Bronx Library Center
PROGRAM LOCATIONS:
Bronx Library Center (Map and directions)
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Subway
to Fordham Rd.; follow signs indicating exit to Grand Concourse and 188th St. On Grand Concourse walk north one block to Fordham Rd.; then turn east and walk two blocks (keeping left) to East Kingsbridge Rd. Walk north on East Kingsbridge Rd. half a block.
to 207th St.; change to BX12 bus eastbound to Valentine Avenue/Fordham Rd. (just past the Grand Concourse); walk one block east (keeping left) on Fordham Rd. to East Kingsbridge Rd. Walk north on East Kingsbridge Rd. half a block.
to White Plains Rd. and Pelham Parkway; then take BX12 bus west to Fordham Rd./Grand Concourse. Turn east and walk two blocks (keeping left) on Fordham Rd. to East Kingsbridge Rd. Walk north on East Kingsbridge Rd. half a block.
to Fordham Rd.; walk five blocks east (keeping left) on Fordham Rd. to East Kingsbridge Rd. Walk north on East Kingsbridge Rd. half a block.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
STREET - Opening May 31, 2012 Curated by Erin Goldberger @ Art in FLUX Harlem
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| Lady Money Sings The Blues, 2011, Harlem, NYC © Ruben Natal- San Miguel |
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| Senorita's Roach Killers, 2011 E. Harlem, NYC © Ruben Natal- San Miguel |
STREET
May 31 to June 28, 2012
Curated by Erin Goldberger
1961 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. @ 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Very happy of being part of this show. Come to the opening!
Each day the street opens up the possibility to be both vulnerable and unprotected. And each day we put ourselves again in this position in order to work, eat, and play. Through photography, painting and sculpture, STREET portrays both the seen and the unseen; those who are empowered to embrace their strength and those still searching for a way to be free of harassment and abuse.
Opening Reception: May 31, 6pm to 9pm
Exhibiting Visual Artists:
Eileen Burgess
Jonathan Elliott
Jay Miriam
Ruben Natal-San Miguel
Bayeté Ross Smith
Matt Siffert
Performing Artists on May 31:
Suzette Azariah Gunn, Actress, Writer & Director*
Damon Alston, DJ
Solomon Hicks, Guitar of Harlem Arts Alliance CULTURE CRASHERS
Georgie Exinord, Vocal of Harlem Arts Alliance CULTURE CRASHERS
May 31 to June 28, 2012
Opening: May 31, 6pm to 9pm
Art in FLUX HARLEM
MAY/JUNE 2012: 1961 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. @ 118th Street, New York, NY 10027
Art In FLUX is a movement of Harlem artists appearing in Pop-Up art galleries.
FLUX highlights and creates opportunity for artists living and/or working in Harlem; brings art into the center of the community where people walk to work and school, shop and dine; creates a positive use for vacant retail locations; and stimulates a vibrant neighborhood merging art, commerce and community.
for Harlem
FLUX provides an opportunity for artists living and working in the community to show their work publicly and meet collectors. Artists presented at Art In FLUX Harlem are recruited for their ingenuity, edge, and aptitude.
FLUX partners with local nonprofit organizations serving the Harlem community to raise money and awareness for their cause.
in Harlem
FLUX brings art into the center of the neighborhood, creates awareness of the arts, inspires discussion, and contributes to the vitality of the neighborhood.
FLUX brings art into areas of commerce where residents walk, shop, and meet their neighbors. By utilizing vacant retail spaces, FLUX stimulates interest, development and growth in the community.
about Harlem
FLUX intends to reveal or uncover the abundance of talented emerging artists living and working in the beautiful streets of Harlem.
FLUX will explore the influence that this architecturally and historically rich neighborhood has on its resident artists
http://www.artinfluxharlem.com/#!special-events
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