LIVE VIDEO: Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch with Art Critic and Author Henry Adams
Posted on 29. Jan, 2010 by Birdsong in Arts, Events, Hotel
Free live streaming by Ustream
Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch with Charles Mingus III (USTREAM VIDEO)
Posted on 28. Jan, 2010 by Birdsong in Arts, Events, Hotel
Molly Barnes’ Brown Bag Lunch: Richmond Shepard LIVE (pre-recorded)
Posted on 03. Dec, 2009 by Birdsong in Arts, Events, Hotel
Molly Barnes’ Brown Bag Lunches at The Roger Smith Hotel.
Friday December 4th, 2009, 12PM
RICHMOND SHEPARD- Mime, actor, director and owner of the Richard Shepard Theater, will perform three routines from his play LORD BUCKLEY.
Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch LIVE! stream (pre-rec) with Ken Collins and Victor Wishna
Posted on 16. Oct, 2009 by Birdsong in Arts, Events, Hotel
Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch (pre-rec) with Marilynn Gelfman Karp
Posted on 15. Oct, 2009 by Birdsong in Arts, Events, Hotel
Marilynn Gelfman Karp – Professor Emeritus of NYU, former Director of 80 Washington Square East Galleries and Broadway Windows, discusses her new book “In Flagrante Collecto” (Caught in the Act of Collecting)
about material culture and collecting.
Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch, September 10-11, 2009 Watch Here LIVE! on Ustream @ 12:00pm est sharp!
Posted on 09. Sep, 2009 by AdamWallace in Art at Roger Smith, Arts, Events, Hotel
Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lunch
Thursday, September 10th, 12pm
Helen Harrison – Director of the Pollock/Krasner house in East Hampton, NY will talk about Jackson and Lee, as well as the recently produced Tenessee Williams play about Pollock’s death: “A Day in Which a Man Dies.”
Friday, September 11th, 12pm
Kent Twitchell - Renowned artist, muralist, and founder of the “L.A. Fine Arts Squad,” will talk about his career, as well as his suit against the U.S. Government for the destruction of two of his 6 story-high murals depicting Ed Rusha and Steve McQueen.
Tommonlino at the Roger Smith Hotel
Posted on 07. Sep, 2009 by AdamWallace in Art at Roger Smith, Arts, Community, Events, Hotel
On Thursday August 20, 2009 Damon Tommolino opened his art exhibit that embodies the concentration of time and space of sequential motion.
Artist Statement:
The common link between the thoughts behind my work is that I am extremely interested in the ongoing argument between Creationism vs. Darwinism vs. Intelligent Design vs. The Ancient Mystery vs. Who we really are today.
The point of my paintings is to provoke as much thought as possible. I try hard not to overly point a viewer in any one specific direction. I don’t believe this is my job as an artist. I would much rather present several ideas or options or paths for any viewer to take throughout any given piece. Therefore, I purposely leave a certain amount of ambiguity in the work. At its best, viewers will be able to make connections between the characters I paint and their own lives.
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I strive to bring awareness to the way in which we live. My paintings reflect our society, our nation, and our most intimate relationships. Is there room for improvement or growth in our lives?
Love the Art. Molly Barnes and Damon talk about artist etiquette , and the nature of collectors in an art market.
