Artists Talk On Art |  Elizabeth Murray See Nov. 3, 1995 | |
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March 27, 2009The Madness of Art
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April 20, 2007 | ||
Miltos Manetas in Dialog with Flash Light
|  Miltos Manetas "Jesus Swimming" NetArt by Manetas: www.jacksonpollock.org www.maninthedark.com www.farewelltophilosophy.com | |
December 3, 2004 | ||
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude Two Works In Progress: The Gates, Project For Central Park , NYC and Over The River, Project for the Arkansas River, Colorado |  | |
November 19th, 2004Pollock Passion | ||
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Director Bill Rabinovitch has recreated the Pollock legend in his DV feature film "Pollock Squared." Bill’s enlisted a wide cast of art world denizens who resemble the characters they play in this upbeat romantic epic covering a hundred years in the history of modern art. In this version Pollock doesn’t die in the car crash. Action highlights from the film will be shown followed by an extended discussion of Pollock’s continuing influence on artist’s of today. Visit www.PollockSquared.com for film details. |
 Dennis Oppenheim plays a cloned incarnation of Jackson Pollock | |
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Moderator: Bill Rabinovitch, artist Panelists: Arthur Danto, art historian, critic Deborah Solomon, New York Times feature writer, author of "Jackson Pollock: a Biography" Helen Harrison, director of the Pollock/Krasner House & Study Center Organizer: Bill Rabinovitch, artist |  Arthur Danto plays a cloned incarnation of Jackson Pollock | |
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(4.4 Meg QuickTime file)  Barnaby Ruhe playing Jackson Pollock | ||
November 21st, 2003Analog Dreams / Digital World IIIArtist and digital art pioneer, John Fischer, leads a panel on a new voyage through the contemporary digital landscape where analog dreams give rise to digital expression. |  www.LordAnubis.org NetArt by Flash Light | |
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Moderator: John Fischer, artist Panelists: Flash Light, NetArt Jay Mahar, Art Music Interface Jessie Nebraska Gifford, electronic painter Ursula Freer, digital artist Christian Malitzaki, Uses digital consctructs that include photos and repaints them in oils in large formats. Organizer: John Fischer, artist |  digital print by John Fischer | |
May 2nd, 2003"Jules Olitski"interviewed by Molly Barnes One-on-one interview with Molly Barnes, and Jules Olitski, a color field artist for many years has returned to abstract landscapes. He has been acknowledged by critic Clement Greenberg as the leading artist of the 20th century. He describes his paintings simply as "a spray of color that hangs like a cloud, but does not lose its shape." |  Jules Olitski "With Love and Disregard" | |
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4/5/2002 "Realism Now II" What is it? Is it still relevant today? 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 |  Details from Philip Pearlstein's Paintings | |
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2/23/2001
"Shapes of Sounds/ Sounds of Shapes" Moderator: Kathleen Laziza, executive director of the Micro Museum Panelists: Norman Ballard, laser sculptor, whose projections on the Guggenheim skylight were a highlight of the Nam June Paik show Frances Whitney, laser-video-electroluminescent sculptor recently featured in a documentary on cable channel E! Jack Ox, This artist received a grant from Ars Electronica to develop MIDI-based software and has been working on the 21st Century Virtual Reality Color Organ with her collaborator Dave Britton, for over 3 years Bob Sturm, composer who uses data from particle collisions to program his synthesizers and demonstrate how computer music might advance high-energy particle physics. Flash Light, interactive audio-video light sculptor who also is writing his own software for a MIDI-based visual synthesizer Top: Norman Ballard's laser projection, "Sweet and Sublime," on the Guggenheim skylight, with Nam June Paik. Bottom: Frances Whitney's multimedia "Fractals and Chaos" with Norman Ballard, Elliot Sharp |  Norman Ballard's "Sweet and Sublime," 
Frances Whitney's "Fractals and Chaos" Quicktime Movie (33 Megs) | |
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12/8/2000 "Dreams & Visions in Art... Mesoamerican Techniques" Pedro Lujan, Organizer/Moderator, artist of visions and dreams Helmut Amann, artist of crystalized dreams Raimudo Rubio, painter of primal dreams Adam Ashforth, anthropologist and fellow at Princeton Center for Independent Studies Slides: Raimudo Rubio's paintings |
 Raimudo Rubio | |
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2/17/95* "LARRY RIVERS" LARRY RIVERS, painter, musician, and star since the 60's when his "Washington Crossing the Delaware" made art news, with STEPHEN DI LAURO, writer. Clip: Larry Rivers explains how he became a painter. | . LARRY RIVERS Quick Time audio clip (1.3 Meg) | |
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11/3/95 "WHAT DOES AGE HAVE TO DO WITH IT?" Successful artists from 30 to 80 share insights about age and its effect on careers. Moderator: Donna Marxer, artist Panelists: Rebecca Purdum, painter Alexis Rockman, painter Elizabeth Murray, painter Joseph DiGiorgio, painter Dorothy Gillespie, sculptor David Slivka. sculptor |
 Elizabeth Murray | |
1/29/1993 "Will the Art Market Recover?" Ivan Karp, owner, O.K. Harris Gallery, pioneer gallerist in Soho, and former Director, Leo Castelli Gallery, interviewed by Elaine Marinoff, mixed-media artist, poet, former educator. Clip: Ivan Karp offers a unique view of the art world in the 50's. |
 Ivan Karp Quick Time audio track (1 Meg) | |
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