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ARTISTS TALK ON ART PANEL SERIES
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"Expressionism II" See Jan. 31st 2003 |
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$6 General Admission, $3 Students and Seniors with ID,
Passholders FREE A word of caution about our panels: Sometimes we have to change a date or make a substitution for a speaker. To be sure to catch the right act, please call 212-779-9250 and check our announcement. Right: House Plant, robotic sculpture by James Seawright | ![]() "Digital Art" See Dec. 6, 2002 |
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Most serious artists experience getting ripped off by the art world’s unscrupulous. Hear horror stories with unhappy/happy endings and learn how to avoid the pitfalls. Come and vent!Moderator: Dan Concholar, Director Art Information CenterPanelists: Marisa Rich lawyer Berenise D’Vorzon, artist Donna Marxer, artist Philip Zuchman, artist Organized by: Donna Marxer |
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Contemporary Narratives: Stories and Their Fragments. The issue of telling stories is as old as painting itself. High Modernism marginalized the concept in formalist terms, while postmodernism brought it back in fragmented or conceptualized form. Do traditional narratives differ from their postmodern counterparts? The panel will discuss narrative themes relevant for our own time.Moderator: Joel SilversteinPanelists: Dominique Nahas. critic/Editor-dArt Magazine Steve Mumford, artist, Postmasters Gallery Margaret Evangeline, artist, Paul Rogers/ 9W Gallery David Humphrey, artist, David McKee Gallery Organized by: George Rada | ![]() |
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Spiritual Forces
Five artists will discuss their work in terms of forces now being reexamined in todays science, depth psychology and spiritual practices. All five are concerned with spirit as a healing force.Moderator: Ann McCoyPanelists: Lenore Malen, artist Carolee Schneemann, artist Lesley Dill, artist Chrysanne Stathacos, artist Maxine Henryson, artist Organized by: Ann McCoy |
![]() "Lunar Birth 2001" |
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This panel is a follow up to the Women and Expressionism panel of last winter (02/15/02). Artists will discuss the critical issues of Expressionism as a formal and emotional language. This is contexted against current art practice and theory, often antithetical to the Expressionist credo. The concept of an art based on feelings is examined in light of the current scene.Panelists: Robert C. Morgan, critic- Art in AmericaJulian Hatton, artist - Elizabeth Harris Gallery and others. Moderated by: Joel Silverstein Organized by: George Rada |
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