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Kim Dorland Ghosts of You and Me @ the Mike Wiss Gallery

Kim Dorland  Ghosts of You and Me    Opening May 2, 2013   On View Through June 8    520 West 24th Street   New York, NY 10011   T. 212 691 6899   E. info@mikeweissgallery.com   www.mikeweissgallery.com Kim Dorland / Ghost of a Drunk (or Self-Portrait) / 2013 / Oil and acrylic on jute over wood panel / 96 x 72 in. Mike Weiss Gallery is pleased to present Canadian artist Kim Dorland's third solo exhibition at the gallery, a tour-de-force of large-scale oil works on canvas that transport us to a place of heightened psychological portent as they transfix us with an undeniably sensual physicality. Known for his thick impasto marks and near-sculptural effect, Dorland's newest body of work amps up recent color palettes, returning to fluorescent oranges and penetrating, acrid greens, liberating their application into a looser expression of drips and washes. The title, Ghosts of You and Me, besides being a Leonard Cohen lyric and woeful personal reflection, alludes to the at-times otherworldly glow that now grips his subjects: lone drunks and sleepwalking dreamers, ghostly clearings in dark forests, and glimpses of the artist so engulfed in his own creative act that we, as viewers, seem to hover at their perimeter.    For questions or more information, please contact Anna Ortt, Director, at anna@mikeweissgallery.com.

See Casey Chalem Anderson: Breath of Salt Air, 1/2,2013

Breath of Salt Air April 2, 2013 Rough Surf 30 x 40 oil on canvas When you get down to the ocean you never quite know what to expect. Will it be peaceful and flat, or rough and churned up?  The sea with its changeable and unpredictable moods will confound you every time. It doesn’t seem to matter what kind of temper the water is in. When we take it in and watch the action, we feel better. I like to face the waves head on so that the horizon, the waves and the shore line up in horizontal bands.  You might notice most of my wave paintings are composed this way. There is something brave in facing the tangible force of the wave that helps to strengthen the backbone. Until next time, Casey Special Art Offer: This year I decided that each month I would take 10% of my art sales and donate it to a different charity that I know.  This month that charity is “Have A Heart Community Trust” in Southampton, N.Y.  http://www.haveaheartcommunitytrust.org/ They give direct emergency relief to residents of the East End of Long Island in times of crisis. The post Breath of Salt Air April 2, 2013 appeared first on Casey Chalem Anderson.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Roger Bilheimer (203) 966-0792 bilheim@aol.com     WILL SCHWALBE AND RANDI ZUCKERBERG TO KEYNOTE BEA BLOGGER CONFERENCE Other Notable Panelists Also to Speak at Full Day Conference; Breakfast, Lunch and Happy Hour Included Over 400 Attendees in 2012! Norwalk, CT, April 1, 2013:  Will Schwalbe and Randi Zuckerberg will headline the festivities at this year's edition of the BEA Blogger Conference which will take place on Wednesday, May 29th, 2013 in Hall A at the Javits Center in conjunction with BookExpo America (BEA).  Last year's Blogger Conference was a huge success with over 400 attendees.  Officials at BEA are eager to build on this success and will once again hold the conference on the day leading into BEA just before the exhibit floor opens on Thursday, May 30th.  This allows the book blogger community to have their own tailored event while being fully integrated into the activity of BEA and all that it affords.  Schwalbe, who will be the Opening Keynote speaking at 9:15am and Zuckerberg, who will be the Closing Keynote speaking at 4:00pm, will be joined by other notable panelists over the course of the day.  Participation in the BEA Blogger Conference includes breakfast, lunch, and a Happy Hour networking opportunity at the end of the day.        Book Expo America will take place at the Javits Center Wednesday, May 30th - Sunday, June 1st, 2013.  Registration and tickets for the Book Blogger Conference are available at: http://www.bookexpoamerica.com/Concurrent-Events/BEAs-Book-Blogger/#page=page-1 Featured Work April 2, 2013 Hojat Amani Angel 4 Inkjet Print on Canvas 120 x 80 cm 2011

SunSet Last Night on Long Island

SunSet Last Night  4/1/2013

I took this quick pic when I saw how pretty the difussed  light was trough the Cedar tree. It's been cold here and the light says Spring is coming.  Send your Pics to  info@fineartmagazine to share with us.

It's tha time of year agin, spring in NYC and the Tribeca Film Fest: TFF blog updates

April Movie Preview: Cruise, McConaughey, Giant Dinosaurs, and More...

Joe Reid | April 1, 2013

Take a peek at the movie slate for April: what's big, what's risky, what you should be looking forward to.

The Big Dog in the Yard
With all due respect to traditional multiplex big-dog Michael Bay, whose Pain and Gain action-comedy with The Rock and Mark Wahlberg will surely take a hefty slice of the pie, April is all about Oblivion, the post-apocalyptic return-to-Earth sci-fi adventure that doesn't star Will Smith. No, this one will have to make do with Tom Cruise as the lead, as well as Morgan Freeman, Andrea Riseborough, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Game of Thrones), and Olga Kurylenko (To the Wonder). The trailers promise something stylish and possibly even clever (it’s those glimpses of Melissa Leo as a kind of Stepford Mission Control agent that do it). All that, plus a gorgeous little score provided by M83.

Riskiest Gamble
Danny Boyle tumbles down the rabbit hole of cerebral thrillers with Trance. The movie promises something twisty, sexy, and unexpected, but it moves Boyle away from the territory traveled by his recent big successes 127 Hoursand Slumdog Millionaire. Still, a cast including James McAvoy, Rosario Dawson, and Vincent Cassel should help deliver a film well worth seeing.

Performance to Watch Out For
Matthew McConaughey was a huge story in 2012, with acclaimed performances in Magic Mike, Bernie, Killer Joe, and The Paperboy. He's set for a pretty big 2013 as well, starting with Mud, the follow-up to director Jeff Nichols's Take Shelter. McConaughey gets the featured role of a fugitive who gets caught up with two boys, as well as Reese Witherspoon.

The month's other performance to be excited about is by Penn Badgley, who is taking on the iconic role of Jeff Buckley in Greetings From Tim Buckley. We've gotten a brief glimpse of Badgley's work, and there's a lot to be excited about. Look for the film on April 16th.

Toughest Opening-Weekend Decision The very first weekend April offers audience's a Sophie's Choice of old and new. ...Well, new based on old. The remake of Evil Dead, whose trailer makes it look fairly terrifying, opens up against 3D screenings of Jurassic Park. Do you opt for the old made new again and sign up for a bone-chilling evening in the dark, or do you re-experience childhood wonderment as if for the first time? Yes, fine, you could see one on Friday and one on Saturday, but let's go with the thought experiment here.

Best Movie to See With Friends
One of two ways you could go with this. You could gather your people and huddle up together while Rob Zombie tries to harm your psyche with The Lords of Salem. Or you could take in Upstream Color, Shane Carruth's follow-up to the mind-bending (and time-bending) Primer. The former is allows you to experience horror in the best, most visceral way possible. The latter should be combined with ample post-show time to puzzle over the film's many mysteries and big ideas.

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Best Movie to See Alone
Terrence Malick's To the Wonder is due to open in theaters and on Video On Demand. Either way, see it alone, quietly, contemplatively. Allow some time to sit with your thoughts. Ponder the universe. Parents and children. Friends and lovers. Wheat fields and other, different wheat fields.

Clint Eastwood, Whoopi Goldberg, Ben Stiller, Darren Aronofsky, Ethan Hawke, Gloria Steinem and More Announced For Tribeca Talk

Clint Eastwood, Whoopi Goldberg, Ben Stiller, Darren Aronofsky, Ethan Hawke, Gloria Steinem and More Announced For Tribeca Talks

The Editors | March 21, 2013

Along with the world premiere of the interactive videogame “Beyond: Two Souls,” our Tribeca Talks series features four new films and panels made up of intriguing filmmakers and celebrity guests.

The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival (TFF), presented by American Express®,  is pleased to announce its lineup for the 2013 Tribeca Talks® panel series. This year’s programs include the “Tribeca Talks: Directors Series” sponsored byOppenheimerFunds; “Tribeca Talks: After the Movie;” “Tribeca Talks: After the Movie, Beyond the Screens: The Artist’s Angle,” sponsored byOppenheimerFunds; “Tribeca Talks: Industry;” and “Tribeca Talks: Pen to Paper, hosted by Barnes & Noble.”

The “Tribeca Talks: Directors Series,” sponsored by OpperheimerFunds, will feature conversations among some of the most influential and creative minds in the film industry, the programs include: Clint Eastwood in conversation with Darren Aronofsky: Richard Linklater joining collaborators Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy for an in-depth conversation about Before Sunrise series; director Mira Nair and  actress Bryce Dallas Howard discussing Nair’s career; and, Emmy Award®-winner Jay Roach’s  chat with actor Ben Stiller. 

Among the “Tribeca Talks: After the Movie” event panelists are Academy Award®-winner Whoopi Goldberg, Academy Award®-nominee Ellen Page, legendary author and activist Gloria Steinem and actor Adrian Grenier. 

TFF also will feature four new films that will be shown at this year’s Festival, followed by conversations with their respective creators and topical experts.  Paul Verhoeven’s Tricked will screen as part of the “Tribeca Talks: After the Movie” series, as will the documentaries How to Make Money Selling Drugsand Out of Print.  Tribeca Talks conversation series will also present the world premiere screening of footage from the highly anticipated Beyond: Two Souls, a new interactive videogame.  Finally, TFF recently announced that the world premiere of the documentary Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story will be followed by a conversation with legendary director himself as part of the “Tribeca Talks: Directors Series,” sponsored by OppenheimerFunds.

Rounding out TFF’s conversation series are: “ the Beyond the Screens: The Artist’s Angle” program, sponsored by OppenheimerFunds, which gives viewers an inside look at the lives of iconic artists and of the people they impact; the free “Tribeca Talks: Industry” panels designed for industry professionals to explore the evolving film business; and, finally, the free “Tribeca Talks: Pen to Paper” panels, hosted by Barnes & Noble, which focus on the creative writers and re-writers in the filmmaking industry.

Another NYC opening: Karsten Konrad opening at Pablo's Birthday this Saturday, April 6th, 6-9pm

Catch thi sif your in NYC: Drink to Me Views of Picasso, 40 Years Later April 4 - May 18, 2013

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Drink to Me Views of Picasso, 40 Years Later April 4 - May 18, 2013 Opening Reception Thursday, April 4 6:30 - 8:30 PM Drawn from Pablo Picasso's last words "Drink to me, drink to my health, you know I can't drink any more," the exhibition will include the viewpoints of 22 artists on Picasso himself and his work. The exhibition's timing coincides with the 40th anniversary of Picasso's death. Artists: Roberta Allen Bryan Austin Jennie Barrese Jason Bryant Louise Daddona Flavio Galvan Naoto Hattori Jan Huling Jeff Huntington JaH-HaHa Andrew Maglathlin Anne Marchand Judith Mullen Jennifer Murray Chaltin Pagan Bruno Perillo Simone Spicer Catherine Tafur Preston Trombly Roy Wiemann Tom Wilson Jane Zweibel

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