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March 2, 2007
The Language of Color
Natvar Bhavsar, "Saaryoo"
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Bhavsar left India in 1962 for the Univ. of Penn's Dept. of Fine Arts. In 1965,
he received a Rockefeller Grant and became a member of the NY School of colorists
here he painted with Adolf Gottlieb, Mark Rothko and Barnett Newman. Art critic
Ivring Sandler wrote, " His paintings were not an exercise in pictoral problem
solving but a vehicle of spiritual expression.
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Panelists: Sundaram Tagore, Director of Sundaram Tagore Gallery Natvar Bhavsar, contemporary abstract painter Organizers: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Director of Programming Jee-Young Maeng, Curatorial Assistant | Natvar Bhavsar "Y-Tira" |
March 16, 2007
An Evening of Performance & discussion
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The panel will explore practices in sound art and contemporary music in relationship to the activity of the invited panelists. The moderator will use 'Echoes from the mountains- Suoni in alta quota' a sound art project realized in the Turin winter Olympic Games, as a introduction to this fascinating and yet to many unknown artistic discipline.
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Moderator: Ombretta Agro, Independent curator Panelists: Paololluca Barbieri, artist from Alterazioni Video Michael Schmacher, artist and director of Diapason Gallery Joe Diebes, artist and composer Charlie Morrow, artist Phil Kline, musician and composer/artist Organizer: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Director of Programming | Boom Boxes for "Unsilent Night" |
March 23, 2007
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Universal Pathways | |
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India's contempory art scene has surged in recent years, mirroring the economic & cultural
development. A noted Indian-born and Washington, D.C.-based artist, Anil Revri depicts
this in his contemplative images using the tools of OP ART and the eclectic influences of
his country of birth. Revri attempts an ordering of a universal nature, neither heroic and
declarative nor merely descriptive. In his complex, dancing matrices of primordial dots.
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Panelists: Sundaram Tagore, Director of Sundaram Tagore Gallery Anil Revri, Mixed Media Artist Organizer: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Director of Programming | Anil Revri |
March 30, 2007
Nobuho NagasawaInterviewed by
Ann Lydecker
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Nobi's professional works includes site-specific projects, gallery and museum
installations, and public art. They all involve relevant cultural history and memory and
extensive community participation. She's a recipient of numerous international awards
including a Rockefeller Grant and the California Arts Council Award among others. Complete Biography | |
"Water Weaving Light Cycle" by Nobuho Nagasawa |
Nobuho Nagasawa, artist Ann Lydecker, programming director of ATOA Organizer: Ann Lydecker |
March 31, 2007
Postal deadline for ourCurator's Choice Competition
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Winners work will be exhibited at A-forest Gallery.
Eitoku Sugimori, the contest judge, is curator of the gallery. | 
A-forest Gallery |
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