Occupying the space between fact and fiction, German born artist Julika Rudelius’ cinematic works address a series of subjects ranging from the American wealthy elite, fashion conscious European immigrants, and political trainees.
Following last year’s sold-out inaugural season, “Dance Under the Influence” returns with a schedule packed with groundbreaking newcomers and icons of contemporary dance.
Following last year’s sold-out inaugural season, “Dance Under the Influence” returns with a schedule packed with groundbreaking newcomers and icons of contemporary dance.
Designed for K-12 educators in all subjects to discover creative ways of interpreting and presenting fundamental concepts using art and design as a bridge for comprehension.
Panel discussion on how the Chicago Bauhuas applied the revolutionary Bauhaus methods and concepts to a myriad of artistic practices.
On June 8th and 9th, join the Museum of Arts and Design, as Joe Mangrum sets out to produce his most ambitious outdoor sand painting to date.
Directed by cult icon Herschell Gordon Lewis, Something Weird brings together a uncanny plot including LSD, psychic phenomena, a grotesque witch who can morph into a beautiful young woman, a kung fu socialite, ghosts, federal agents, psychopaths, and much more.
On June 8th and 9th, join the Museum of Arts and Design, as Joe Mangrum sets out to produce his most ambitious outdoor sand painting to date.
Manipulating dirt and soil, as well as other powdered materials such as graphite, glitter, coffee grounds, and used tea bags, visitors construct unexpectedly fashionable and complex necklaces.
Join us for two panel talks exploring the artistic potential of dust, ashes, and dirt. Panelists will include a multidisciplinary group of specialists a
Explore the new exhibition Space, Light, Structure: the Jewelry of Margaret De Patta with MAD’s Jewelry Curator Ursula Ilse-Neuman. Revealing the unique compositional processes behind De Patta’s work, Ilse-Neuman provides insights into this groundbreaking artist’s work and life.
Mother’s Day follows three girlfriends as they reunite for their annual camping trip. The young friends’ vacation turns into their worst nightmare when they are kidnapped by two demented punk/hillbilly brothers, who are led by their insane mother.
Led by artist Max Goodman, this workshop introduces visitors to working with wire wrapping and a variety of semiprecious stones.
Join artist Jeffery Marsh as he leads three evenings of fat-burning fun to a variety of at-home video workout classics.
Winner of the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, Sex, Lies, and Videotape stars Andie MacDowell stars as Ann, a frustrated wife whose life is turned upside down by her husband's old friend Graham. Armed with his videocamera, Graham interviews women about their sex lives and forever changes Ann's life and marrage.
Easily one of the most original shot-on-video films, Hellroller is a slasher film featuring a wheelchair-bound serial killer.
Sarah Maxfield recreates her improvisational score In and Out of Uniform, a structured relay through which improvisers interact with a deconstructed military jacket.
This one-day program explores contemporary art from an indigenous perspective—aesthetics, ideas, contexts and contrasts—with leading artists, curators, and critics.
Meet a group of the exceptional artists whose work is featured in Changing Hands as they work on new projects in the Open Studios. Three Native and First Nations artists will demonstrate their practice for the public, sharing their materials, processes and concepts.
Director Todd Haynes’ feature-length debut, Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story retells the tragic rise and fall of the pop sensation Karen Carpenter, using Barbie Dolls to enact the story.
Guest-curated by the NYC-based artist Videomixx, Video Mix Tape presents a sampling of the VHS collages featuring music videos, rare concert footage, and scenes from documentaries, 1970s/80s New York, 1980s cult films, cable access shows, experimental/underground works, and found tapes.
New Art from the Venice Biennales
This exhibition is held at WHITE BOX, 329 Broome Street New York, NY 10002 212.714.2347, www.whiteboxny.org
Dust, Ashes, and Dirt in Contemporary Art and Design
The Jewelry of Margaret De Patta
Contemporary Native Art from the Northeast and Southeast
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