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Is this a print or photograph? See March 3, 2006 |
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Above: Eleni Mylonas, "X Rated," (detail). Richard Leslie, art historian, critic, prof. at SVA and SUNY, Charles Traub, Dir.of The SVA Media Dept., Michal Smith, Dir. of the Print Center, Philly, and Edward W. Earle, Curator of Digital Media, ICP, join visual artist Eleni Mylonas to discuss whether printmaking and photography are co-mingling into a new media called digital imaging. Right: "The Hand Submits to the Intellect," oil painting by Carlo Maria Mariani. The artist has exhibited at "Documenta," Centre George Pompidou, Hirshorn Museum, MoMA, etc. | Carlo Maria Mariani See February 10, 2006 |
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January 27, 2006
Seven Contemporary Photographers from China Photo by Yang Yan Kang |
Seven contemporary Chinese photographers, most of whose work has never before been seen outside of China, are the focus of the dialog between critic and author, A. D. Coleman and ATOA board chairman, Doug Sheer. There will be a screening of selections from these photographers' projects: Chen Yuangzhong, Hua Er, Jia Yu Chuan, Li Nan, Yang Yan Kang, Yu Haibo, and Zhang Xinmin. They are mostly from south China, many of them based in the city of Shenzhen. Coleman encountered their work and met a number of them personally during two trips to China over the past six months. The subject matter of their projects includes the transvestite demimonde, rural Catholicism, matrilineal culture, prostitution, and the urban nightclub and music scene. | |
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Moderator: Doug Sheer, ATOA chairman Participant: A. D. Coleman, author and critic Organizer: Doug Sheer, ATOA Chairman |  A. D. Coleman |
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