 | June 18, 2010
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Banner: Oliver Herring in the studio. Art in the Twenty-First Century production still, 2005. Season 3, Episode: Play. © Art21, Inc. 2005. Left: Laurie Simmons filming The Music of Regret. Art in the Twenty-First Century production still, 2007. Season 4, Episode: Romance. © Art21, Inc. 2007. |
The Present Perfect: Live and Online this Wednesday, June 23
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Join Art21 this Wednesday, June 23, 8:00-9:30 p.m. ET--online at PBS or in person at the 92YTribeca--for our first interactive online event: The Present Perfect with Art21.
The event will feature artists Oliver Herring (Season 3) and Laurie Simmons (Season 4) in conversation with Robert MacNeil (formerly of the MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour) about the role of collaboration and performance in contemporary art and everyday life.
The event also features you! Watch the live stream from home and participate in discussion with other online viewers. We'll be a part of the online chat, as well, and will relay selections from the online discussion to the panelists.
You may also participate in advance of the event (details below).
For full information about the event, please visit the event site for The Present Perfect.
IMAGE: The set of Laurie Simmons's The Music of Regret. Art in the Twenty-First Century production still, 2007. Season 4, Episode: Romance. © Art21, Inc. 2007.
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Participate in The Present Perfect from Anywhere in the World!
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The Present Perfect picks up where the traditional artist talk leaves off. The strength and quality of the program are directly influenced by what you contribute.
Participate in advance by responding to recent work by Laurie Simmons; by creating choreography for Oliver Herring and the live audience to reproduce; or by contributing a performance to Oliver's Three Day Weekend project. No previous experience required!
In New York City for the weekend? Join us and our cameras at the Brooklyn Museum tomorrow (Saturday, June 19) starting at 11:30 a.m. as we set the stage for anyone to perform an interpretation of Oliver Herring's Three Day Weekend, along with additional ways to contribute to The Present Perfect.
Tune in on June 23 at 8:00 p.m. ET for the online screening of the event to see if your contributions were selected for use!
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Exclusive Videos: Jeff Koons and Allan McCollum
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Art21's 100 x 100 Exclusive campaign: 100 donations in 100 days to celebrate 100 Exclusive videos!
It seems like only yesterday that the 100 x 100 Exclusive campaign kicked off! Now with 32 days left, our impressive roster of 59 donors have already bought us a camera, hired an editor, and are on their way to renting an editing suite.*
Please help us reach our goal of releasing 100 new Exclusive films! Give any amount in the next 14 days, and ensure that our industrious group of producers and editors can continue to bring you high-quality videos chronicling art from all over world, such as the recent Exclusive, Allan McCollum: Shapes Ornaments.
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IMAGES (from top): "Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present," MoMA, 2010; Photo by Marco Anelli. Janine Antoni, "Tear" courtesy Luhring Augustine Gallery.
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Tabaimo at 601Artspace, Curated by Susan Sollins
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Now on view at 601Artspace in New York City is an exhibition of works by Japanese artist Tabaimo curated by Art21 Executive Director Susan Sollins.
The exhibition includes a large-scale video installation, dolefullhouse (2007), along with a selection of drawings from her Tawamushi (2008) series.
Utilizing sophisticated computer animation technology, thousands of drawings, and a palette that refers to the tradition of Japanese woodblock prints, Tabaimo's video installations, including dolefullhouse, are presented within and upon a constructed space that creates a sense of physical or psychological intimacy. About this work, Tabaimo says, "I want to create layers of worlds."
The exhibition is on view through July 9. Gallery hours are Tuesdays and Fridays, 2-6 p.m., or by appointment. Call 212-243-2735, email info@601artspace.org, or visit the 601Artspace Web site for more information.
IMAGE: Tabaimo, dolefullhouse, 2007. Still from the video installation. Courtesy of the artist and James Cohan Gallery, New York.
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