Auction Season: Plillips 20th Century & Contemporary Art November 16-17

20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening Sale Wednesday 16 November, 5pm View Catalogue 20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale Thursday 17 November, 11am View Catalogue Browse the catalogues online and visit the public viewing 5-16 November at 450 Park Avenue, New York. Registration is now open for live bidding in our digital saleroom. Bid online or with the new Phillips app. #fineartmagazine

MOJA, Arts Festival Charleston

MOJA Arts Festival Community Celebration Sunday, October 30 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm Hampton Park, 30 Mary Murray Boulevard

Join Mayor Tecklenburg and your Charleston friends and neighbors at Hampton Park this Sunday for an amazing afternoon featuring an incredible line up of musical talent, mouthwatering food concessionaires, a pop-up art exhibition and an artisan village. Due to Hurricane Matthew, the MOJA Finale originally planned for October 9 could not proceed; this event offers musicians who were unable to perform as scheduled during MOJA the chance to share their artistry. Charlton Singleton and Friends Pop Life! A Tribute to Prince at Charleston Music Hall The stage lineup kicks off with the upbeat jazz sounds of Curtis Inabinett and Ah Touch of Class followed by the smooth style of the New Galaxy Band.  Rounding out the bill, Charlton P. Singleton and Friends featuring Quiana Parler bring the funk hard on the heels of their packed-out Charleston Music Hall Prince tribute, Pop Life. The band is ready to deliver with a knock-out set covering the likes of Prince, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Dazz Band, Chaka Khan, EWF, and The Time! #fineartmagazine

Troy University/ Where East Meets West/ Nall Hollis installation

 On November 4^th, Troy University will open the Fred Nall Hollis Gallery at the International Art Center.  This is a culmination retrospective of my work from the mid 1960's to today.  Most of these works have been or will be donated to Troy University as part of the Nall Legacy.  Please join us for this joyful event inaugurating the Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park.

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Norwegian Films: Toronto Film Fest Nov. 8th 2016

The Crown Prince and The Crown Princess of Norway will be in attendance when Norway`s official entry for the Academy Awards "The King`s Choice" is being screened at TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto, November 8.  Norwegian director Erik Poppe’s critically acclaimed movie has broken Norwegian box office records; this will be its first North American screening and the first time the film has been shown outside of Norway.  During their official visit to Toronto in Canada between November 7-10, The Crown Prince and The Crown Princess of Norway will attend the screening of Norwegian director Erik Poppe’s local blockbuster and Official Oscar entry The King’s Choice (Kongens nei) for Canadian and American industry and press. The Crown Prince`s grandfather and great grandfather  “Norwegian filmmakers have strong relations to Canada and to the Toronto International Film Festival as a pivotal film and industry event, and of course it makes the presentation here in Toronto special that the film is about The Crown Prince's great-grandfather and grandfather,” added executive director Communications, Strategic Insight and International Relations Stine Helgeland, of the Norwegian Film Institute. Set during German invasion of Norway  Starring Danish actor Jesper Christensen as King Haakon VII and Norwegian actor Anders Baasmo Christiansen as The Crown Prince and scripted by Jan Trygve Røyneland and Harald Rosenløw Eeg, the film is set during the German invasion of Norway in 1940. On these few days in April, King Haakon VII was faced with the Germans’ ultimative demand for capitulation, a passive government and a Crown Prince ready for action – when “the real events turned a brave man into the people’s King.” He refused. No 1 on Norwegian cinema charts  Released on September 23rd, The King’s Choice has sold more than 600.000 domestic tickets and couting (for Nordisk Film Distribusjon) and is No 1 on this year’s Norwegian box office charts; followed by Me Before You (406.740) and Ice Age 5 (378.654). Norway has a population of 5 million inhabitants. Celebrating first screening outside Norway  “Of course we are looking forward to present The King’s Choice with The Crown Prince and The Crown Princess in Canada – we will also be celebrating that this is the first time the film will be shown outside Norway,” said Norwegian producer Stein B Kvae, who produced the film with Finn Gjerdrum for Paradox. Screening at TIFF Bell Lightbox  The presentation of the film will take place on November 8 at TIFF Bell Lightbox, the headquarter of Toronto International Film Festival.      Stine Oppegaard  Norwegian Film Institute. Head of International Relations, Feature Films; stine.oppegaard@nfi.no  Tel: +47 908 59 638

Carlos Cruz-Diez Art Tronto Gallery Art Tronto Oct 28-31 2016

Carlos Cruz-Diez, Physichromie no 1863, 2013, mixed media, 39.37 x 39.37 inches;  100 x 100 centimeter 

Art Toronto 2016
Booth A20
October 28 - 31, 2016

Louis Stern Fine Arts is pleased to announce our participation in Art Toronto 2016!  We will be featuring the works of Louise Belcourt, Karl Benjamin, Carlos Cruz-Diez, James Little, Helen Lundeberg, Doug Ohlson, Elizabeth Patterson, Richard Wilson, and Norman Zammitt. 

Currently in the gallery....

Laurie Fendrich
Modern Times:
Recent Paintings and Drawings
October 6 - December 3, 2016

The Onassis Festival NY 2016—Antigone Now/ on view at the Onassis Cultural Center New York. The gallery works can be seen until December 15,

Contemporary Art On View Laboratory Antigone, by Maria Papadimitriou, 2016 The Onassis Festival NY 2016—Antigone Now—offered occasion to commission artworks from three international artists now on view at the Onassis Cultural Center New York. The gallery works can be seen until December 15, and the Art Wall in the atrium is on view until January. Admission is free. Laboratory Antigone - Maria Papadimitriou created a site-specific art installation, on view in the Gallery. The multifaceted work is described by the artist as a preamble to the tragedy that plays out in Sophocles' Antigone. We, Antigone - This 35-minute film by Stefanos Tsivopoulos combines visually poetic images and stirring interviews with its subject, 25-year-old Rakeem Edwards. The film is on view in the Gallery. Repoussoir for a new perspective - For the Art Wall in the Olympic Tower Atrium, Alexandra Kehayoglou created a hand-woven tapestry using tufted wool that forms a rugged landscape. For artists' statements and background, please visit—onassisusa.org GALLERY HOURS Thursday - Saturday  12 PM - 6 PM Through December 15 ATRIUM HOURS Daily  8 AM - 10 PM Through January 2017 Onassis Cultural Center New York, Olympic Tower, 645 Fifth Avenue at 51st Street #fineartmagazine

All Welcome please join us Saturday the 22nd. "Catching the Light", all day Plum Fair Festivities 11-4, Opening reception 4-6

Thursday, November 3rd, 6 - 8 p.m. Carter Burden Gallery Carter Burden Gallery presents three new exhibitions: Crime and Passion in the east gallery featuring Marilyn Church,

Thursday, November 3rd, 6 - 8 p.m. 

Marilyn Church: Crime and Passion A Dance to the Music of Time, Marilyn Church Opening Reception Thursday, November 3rd, 6 - 8 p.m. Carter Burden Gallery Carter Burden Gallery presents three new exhibitions: Crime and Passion in the east gallery featuring Marilyn Church, About New York in the west gallery featuring Lindsay, and On the Wall featuring Claire Boren. The reception will be held November 3, 2016 from 6 - 8 p.m. The exhibition runs from November 1st through 22nd at 548 West 28th Street in New York City. The gallery hours are Tuesday - Friday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.  In Crime and Passion, Marilyn Church presents eight of her historic courtroom drawings with six of her recent paintings in her first exhibition at Carter Burden Gallery. The exhibition highlights the artist’s recent work while also recognizing her career as a courtroom artist for The New York Times. Her courtroom drawings capture key moments in some of the most sensational criminal trials in New York’s history. These very public drawings, Church says, helped inspire her more personal paintings: “The very real narratives of the defendants’ lives led me to examine more intensely my own narrative and how to portray it in my painting.” Marilyn Church’s recent works focus on the abstraction of the figure. The result is mysterious and ambiguous, an intriguing contrast with the realism of the dramatic courtroom drawings.

A program of the Carter Burden Center www.carterburdencenter.org

Carter Burden Gallery 212.564.8405 548 West 28th Street, #534 New York, NY 10001 Tuesday to Friday 11 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 6 PM www.carterburdengallery.org #finartmagazine View this email in your browser

Art League of Long Island: Branching out 10/8-11/6

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Looks Like Fun if your in the trade: DDB Fall Mark 2016 10/19-20

Save the Date: Michael Knigin , The Museum of Guild Hall "The Holocaust and Anne Frank" Oct. 23 opening reception: 3-5 , I will look for all of you there !!!

Be My Guest Oct 22nd. 4-6 Pm for "Catching the Light" a SunStorm Arts Gallery Exhibition

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Hamptons International Film Fest Starts today!!!!

Share this:     TODAY AT HIFFWant the inside scoop on today at HIFF, all in one place? Our daily blog is just the ticket. Read more. HIFF Opens Tonight with LOVING Today's the day! We're thrilled to kick off the 24th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival with LOVING, Jeff Nichols' poignant and moving chronicle of one couple's very personal fight for their right to love each other. In the process, they changed history. Read more. Winner of the Victor Rabinowitz Joanne Grant Award for Social Justice Presented by Delta and Altour See it First in the Hamptons: HIFF2016 World Premieres! There’s absolutely nothing like being in the room when a movie screens for the very first time—the anticipation, the excitement, the pure satisfaction on a filmmaker’s face. And isn’t that what you’re looking for this weekend? MARATHON: THE PATRIOT'S DAY BOMBING, SUPERGIRL, DAVI'S WAY, SCORE: A FILM MUSIC DOCUMENTARY TOWER Keith Maitland's TOWERstruck double gold at SXSW in 2016, winning both the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award for Best Documentary. A riveting and innovative look at America's first mass school shooting, the film memorializes a day when the worst in one man brought out the best in so many others. New York Premiere TODAY | 4:45pm | UA East Hampton Local Filmmakers + Local Stories Views From Long Islandfeatures both truth-is-stranger-than-fiction tales and the uniquely East End vision of local filmmakers. GOD KNOWS WHERE I AM, LEGS: A BIG ISSUE IN A SMALL TOWN, THE KILLING SEASON, BLACK SWELL, and PROPHET OF PLAS-TEEK.  Supported by the Suffolk County Film Commission Upcoming Tomorrow at HIFF:A Conversation With Aaron Eckhart 1pm, Guild Hall For late-breaking ticket announcements, be sure to follow @hamptonsfilm on Twitter! To join the conversation, use #HIFF2016. Daily Schedules: Thursday, October 6 Friday, October 7 Saturday, October 8 Sunday, October 9 Monday, October 10 Nothing is Ever Sold Out With a litte patience, HIFF Rush Lines are a terrific option! Learn more... MAPS & MORE: HIFF How-To Screenings all day long at UA East Hampton! RUNS IN THE FAMILYThese funny, thoughtful shorts reveal global complexity of family love. 3:45pm | UA East Hampton SONITA Against all odds, a young Afghan refugee dreams of becoming a rapper.4:15pm | UA East Hampton UNDER THE SHADOW A brilliantly layered story of psychological terror and political turmoil.8pm | UA East Hampton www.hamptonsfilmfest.org / (631) 324-4600 / admin@hamptonsfilmfest.org  47 Newtown Lane | East Hampton, NY 11937 US #fineartmagazine