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ARTISTS TALK ON ART PANEL SERIES
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 Joan Snyder "Women and Expressionism" See Feb. 15, 2002 |
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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. |  Molly Barnes "Collecting Masterworks" See March 15, 2002 |
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February 15th, 2002
February 22nd, 2002
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"Sculpture with Humor" A night with John Torreano Sculptor and humorist in dialogue with Doug Sheer, ATOA chairperson . Organized by: Molly Barnes Molly Barnes, who was originally scheduled to appear, was replaced by Doug Sheer . |  John Torreano |
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March 1st, 2002
"Expressions of Loss"The World Trade Center memorial project.
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Panelists: Nilda Mesa, artist and author of "Unity Canvas" Jyll Taylor, executive director the WTC Memorial Project Amy Weinstein, associate curator of the New York Historical Society. Rondi Silva, Director of Artist Certification, NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs. Organized by: Norma Greenwood, artist. Jyll Taylor replaced Daniel Aubrey Amy Weinstein replaced Michael Schulan |  Photo by Terry Schmidt |
March 8th, 2002
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"Illustration Morphs Into Fine Art and Vice Versa" A discussion of the nebulous difference between the two. Moderator: Norma Greenwood, artist Panelists: Terry Brown, director of the Society of Illustrators Natalie Ascencios, Illustrator Dan Adel, Illustrator Peter deSteve, Illustrator Organized by: Norma Greenwood |  Terry Brown |
March 15th, 2002
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"Norman Dubrow in Dialogue
with Molly Barnes" Collecting Masterworks Molly Barnes, ATOA program director Norman Dubrow, art collector Organized by: Molly Barnes |  Molly Barnes |
March 22nd, 2002
"Powerful New Images Alternative Forms"Moderator: Ruth Rintel
Panelists: Miriam Brumer, artist,
Charles Swanson, artist and others.
Organized by: Molly Barnes, program director ATOA
March 29th, 2002
No Panel - Good Friday
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April 5th, 2002
"Realism Now II"What is it? Is it still relevant today?
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Moderator: Joel Silverstein, curator and critic Panelists: Philip Pearlstein, painter Steven Harvey, painter Elizabeth O'Reilly, painter Lance Esplund, critic Organized by: George A. Rada, artist/president, ATOA and Joel Silverstein |
 Philip Pearlstein Painting |
April 12th, 2002
"Getting the Word Out"A survey of America's leading art magazines
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Moderator: Walter Robinson, art writer and artist Panelists: Barbara MacAdam, senior editor ARTnews Glenn Harper, editor Sculpture Jennifer Liese, managing editor ARTFORUM Richard Vine, managing editor Art in America Organized by: Fran Kornfeld, artist, and Lynne Mayocole, artist. | 
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April 19th, 2002
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"Open Screening & Reading: Artists & Poets Focus on 9/11" 5 minutes and/or 5 slides and FREE admission to all. Bring your visual or verbal artistic statements. Sign in and load slides, starting at 7 p.m. screen or read your work starting at 8p.m. Organized and Moderated by: Donna Marxer artist |  "9-11-01," painted sculpture by Paula Tavins (detail) |
April 26th, 2002
"Artists Block"Artist Robert Dash in Dialogue with Patricia Hamilton
Organized by: Molly Barnes, program director ATOA
April 28th, 2002
Postal Deadline for Curators Choice CompetitionSee Curator's Choice 2002 Competition for details
Panel of winners will be held May 17th, 2002
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May 3rd, 2002
 Lance Fung |
"The Collaborative Process" A focused conversation that expolres artistic collaboration, discussing issues of motivation, ego, value and the negotiations needed for a successful relationship Moderator: Lance Fung of Lance Fung Gallery Panelists: Chuck Glicksman, artist Ginger Andro, artist Agnes Denes, artist Jene Highstein, artist Richard Humann, artist Kim Levin, art historian, critic Village Voice Joshua Selman, artist Organized by: Chuck Glicksman, and Ginger Andro |
 Ginger Andro & Chuck Glicksman |
May 10th, 2002
Open Performance/Poetry/Slide NightFive dollars, five minutes.
Sign in and/or load slides starting at 7:00 PM and performances, readings and screenings will begin, as usual, at 8:00 PM. Any medium, genre or subject is welcome. A microphone and a PA system are provided, as well as a slide projector. Let us know in advance if you have any special needs for your presentation.
May 17th, 2002
"Curator's Choice"A panel of the five winners of the Curator's Choice 2002 Competition
Moderator: Kim Foster, owner/director The Kim Foster Gallery and Curator's Choice juror
Panelists:
Gary Setzer
G. Grogan
Valerie Britton
Laura Moriarty
Adela Leibowitz
Note: This year's winners will have their work displayed at the 450 Broadway Gallery, in Soho in October. See Curator's Choice 2002 Competition for details.
No Recording Without Permission: There is no audio or video recording permitted during ATOA panels without advance permission from the staff. Photographs may be taken, without the use of flash. You will be asked to turn off your equipment and leave if you ignore this rule. Copyright, 2002 Artists Talk On Art, all rights reserved.
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ATOA wishes to thank the Phoenix Gallery,
The Lily Auchincloss Foundation,
The Lower Manhattan Community Council,
The Bachman Foundation,
and Weinick, Sanders and Leventhal, CPAs, for their generous support.
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