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Milk, Niger 1978 Robert Gardner See February 16, 2007 |
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Above: "Anthropological and Ethnographic Photography," with Nelson Hancock, Director Nelson Hancock Gallery Robert Gardner, anthropologist, filmmaker, photographer Rosalind Morris, professor of cultural anthropology at Columbia Susan Meiselas, award winning photojournalist, MacArthur Fellow Right: OP artist Anil Revri. in dialog with Sundaram Tagore, Director of Sundaram Tagore Gallery | Anil Revri See March 23, 2007 |
February 2, 2007
Lebanese-American Artists: The Impact of War on Art The panel focuses on the intimate connection between art and war. Sumayyah Samaha's art work is influenced by the direct response to the destruction of war in Iraq and Palestine Mariam Ghani investigates how history and memory are constructed and emerge as stories told in translation expressed in video, installations, photography, text and public performance. John Jurayj's work explores complex layering and dismembering of memory and place. | |
"Lebanese Flag" Sumayyah Samaha | Moderator: Sumayyah Samaha, artist Panelists: Mariam Ghani, artist John Jurayj, artist Organizers: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Director of Programming Jee-Young Maeng, Curatorial Assistant |
February 9, 2007
The Pursuit of Accidental Art:Jan Staller in Dialog with Doug Sheer
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Staller is a world renowed photographer, whose exhibitons have been shown in museums
such as the International Center of Photography, The Brooklyn Museum and The High Museum
of Art. He also has works in the Collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art,
The Corcoran Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.
Moderator: Doug Sheer, founder & chairperson of ATOA Panelist: Jan Staller, photographer Organizer: Ann Lydecker, Programming Director ATOA | "Found Sculpture" Jan Staller |
February 16, 2007
Anthropological and Ethnographic Photography|
Milk, Niger 1978 Robert Gardner |
Nelson Hancock presents three extraordinary, internationally famous photographers and
their work. Nelson received a PhD in 2001 from Columbia University in visual and cultural
anthropology. He is also a successful fine art and commercial photographer and is on the
faculty at the Pratt Institute of Design.
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Moderator: Nelson Hancock, Director Nelson Hancock Gallery Panelists: Robert Gardner, anthropologist, filmmaker, photographer Rosalind Morris, professor of cultural anthropology at Columbia Susan Meiselas, award winning photojournalist, MacArthur Fellow Organizer: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Director of Programming | |
February 23, 2007
Andy Warhol:The Legacy
| This week marks the 20th anniversary of the death of Andy Warhol, one of the 20th Century's most significant artists and a cultural icon. The panel considers his legacy as an artist, trend setter and benefactor of artists and arts organizations. The panel will also feature one or two of the original Factory members. | |
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Moderator: Doug Sheer, founder & chairman of ATOA Panelists: Vincent Freeman, member of the board of the Andy Warhol Foundation & curator of Gagosian Warhol show Donald Sheridan, Andy's silkscreen printer Brian Appel, Contributing Writer for www.artcritical.com Organizer: Doug Sheer, founder & chairperson of ATOA |  "Uncle Sam" by Andy Warhol |
| 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, 2007 Artists Talk On Art, all rights reserved. |
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