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MAN RAY The Bazaar Years International Center of Photography; NY, NY Man Ray was an artist of many talents, not the least of which was his photography, which broke new ground in both the fine art and graphic arts worlds when he was first published in Harper's Bazaar magazine in the 1920-40's. Women and fashion figures prominently in his work during this time, ranging from the sublime to the bizarre. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 23.95 AW5 SAM FRANCIS Another Quick Look Andre Emmerich Gallery; NY, NY A montage of Sam Francis watercolors from the late 1950's to the early 1960's, at the rise of his popularity. Includes an interview with longtime friend and dealer, Andre Emmerich. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW6 RICHARD POUSETTE-DART Thinking with the Brush ACA Galleries; NY, NY Richard Pousette-Dart is one of the original Abstract Expressionists, and has recently begun receiving the notoriety other New York School painters have long enjoyed. Includes a conversation between Pousette-Dart and his dealer, Martin Bush. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW7 WILLEM DE KOONING The Last Picture Show Salander O'Reilly Gallery; NY, NY This is the last known exhibit that Willem de Kooning could ever attend, due to his advanced age. An intimate look at the last picture show. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW8 KENNETH NOLAND A Look at a Minimalist Salander O'Reilly; Beverly Hills, CA A very quick look at this minimalist painter's newest large painted panels, of endless shapes and colors. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW9 TITIAN The Prince of Painters National Gallery of Art; Washington, D.C. Titian is considered one of the greatest painters of all of art history. This is an exclusive look at one of the most important art exhibits of the 20th century, and it includes over 70 of the master's works. This enormous popular exhibition was over 50 years in the making, due to the tremendous expense and difficulties of transporting these revered icons. Includes an interview with J. Carter Brown. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW10
JACK LEVINE Out of the Studio Midtown-Payson Galleries; NY, NY Jack Levine was first exhibited in the Metropolitan Museum in New York during the Depression, painting in a tough style known as Social Realism. To this day he paints with the same socially-charged motivation with which he speaks. Gangsters and their crowd, as well as the art world, remain his favorite subjects. Includes an interview with the artist. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW11 THE FAUVES Plein Aire Painters Los Angeles County Museum of Art; L.A., CA Once called "The Wild Beasts," these artists painted vibrant, colorful landscapes outside in the open air. They were considered radical in their day because of their use of bold colors without regard to naturalistic concerns. Artists such as Henri Matisse, Georges Braque, Claude Derain and their Circle are represented from 1904-1908. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW12 THE EIGHT The American Independence Movement The Phillips Collection; Washington, D.C. A survey of paintings by The Eight, a group of artists attempting to break out of the art establishment that dominated the early part of the 20th century. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW13 WRAPPED IN GLORY Quilts and Bedcovers from 1700-1900 Los Angeles County Museum of Art; L.A., CA American history is recorded from a unique perspective, in these beautiful and rare examples of figurative quilt making. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW14 EDWARD RUSCHA Don't Want No Retro... Museum of Contemporary Art; L.A., CA An exclusive look at some of the finest examples of this modern artist's body of work, from the early 1960's to the present day. He is considered one of the first modern conceptual artists. (1992/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW15 ARATA ISOZAKI Architecture from 1960-1990 Museum of Contemporary Art; L.A., CA An interview with the soft-spoken architect of MOCA, and a look at some examples of his symbolically imaginative buildings. (1992/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW16 TWO FROM BEIRUT Seta Manoukian and Missak Terzian Sherry Frumkin Gallery; Santa Monica, CA These two painters are originally from Beirut, Lebanon. Both combine the human figure with various methods of abstraction. Includes interviews with the artists in French and English. (1992/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW17 JOYCE KHOZLOFF The Erotic Paintings Robert Berman Gallery; Santa Monica, CA This painter adapts various styles of ancient art into modern artwork. Their erotic content is startling at first glance because of the assumptions many viewers make about ancient art. (1992/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW18 L.A. ART FAIR 1990 Another Quick Take Los Angeles Convention Center; L.A., CA Scenes from an important international art fair, including interviews and guest speakers. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW19 WILLOUGHBY SHARP The Cutting Edge Willoughby Sharp Gallery; NY, NY This infamous artist-publisher-turned-gallery owner has a keen eye for the cutting edge in the art world. A day-in-the-life seen from an intimate perspective. Includes a lively discussion between Mr. Sharp and Charles Finch of The Real Art Gallery. (1991/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW20 JEFF WAY Faces and Masks Artist's Studio; NY, NY This artist makes masks and paints startling portraits that are both realistic and abstracted. Includes a conversation with Willoughby Sharp. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW21 RICK PROL Facing the Critics Willoughby Sharp Gallery; NY, NY An artist who received much notoriety in the late 1980's, Prol has recently returned from self-imposed exile to answer both his fans and his critics. Includes an interview by Willoughby Sharp in the artist's studio. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW22 DAVID SKINNER Paintings on Metal Willoughby Sharp Gallery; NY, NY The artist paints on found metal objects, and we watch as he prepares for his opening on a warm Saturday evening in Soho. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW23 EUI KYU KIM The Elusive Figure Academy of Art College; San Francisco, CA This well-known Korean artist creates spiritual, beautiful canvases that emphasize the curves of the human body. Includes an interview with the artist in his native tongue. (1995/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW24 AUROBORA PRESS The Monoprint Studio Aurobora Press Gallery; San Francisco, CA Located in one of the oldest buildings in downtown, this fire house has been revived as a place where artists can work through their ideas in a nurturing, comfortable setting. Includes an interview with the gallery director. (1995/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW25 DAVID RAYMOND Art Out West Art West Magazine; San Francisco, CA Watch this lively interview with David Raymond, collector, artist, and editor-in-chief of Art West Magazine. (1996/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW26 NELSON Palette Knife Portraits Artist's Studio; San Francisco, CA Nelson (No, there is no last name...) paints on raw wood panels, using oil paint, and only with a palette knife. He paints portraits and figures that are at once haunting and sublime. (1995/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW27 MARK MUNSKI Fun crime and Art Empty Lot; Venice, CA Mark Munski is an artist who often uses graffiti as a jumping off point, both for his method and his chosen ground, which is usually an unused wall. Watch as he creates his piece as the sun goes down. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW28 CAROLYN OBERST Small and Large Works Artist's Studio, NY, NY Interview with the artist by Willoughby Sharp. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW29 OIL AND WATER A Portrait of Gloriane Harris Artist's Studio, Mar Vista, CA Gloriane Harris is an artist whose chosen subject is the ocean and it's environs. Watch as we visit her studio as she explains her classical glazing technique and she visits the source of her work, the Channel Islands off the coast of Southern California. (1984/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW30 WILLOUGHBY SHARP The Bronze Commission Long Island Foundry; Long Island City; NY Watch as several artists work in the foundry, making sand-casting molds, supervising the pouring of molten bronze, all the way through to the final grinding and patina process. (1991/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW31 BOB BRANAMAN Everybody's a Buddha Continental Cable TV Studio, Hollywood, CA Bob Branaman is a filmmaker, print maker, and painter whose work encompasses a broad range of subject matter, from the treatment of aboriginal people of America, to his love of the female form. This interview with producer Juri Koll includes and books and artwork not seen since the early sixties. (1995/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW32 LORI TASCHLER Little Objects Artist's Studio; NY, NY This interview by Willoughby Sharp captures the artist's sensibility for the nature of small objects, making art using everyday materials seemingly found around the house. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW33 BRUCE EDELSTEIN The Vessel Artist's Studio; NY, NY A sculptor and painter, Edelstein creates organically shaped vessels of the mind. Includes a conversation with the artist as he works in his studio. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW34 JURI KOLL The Artifact in Art Artist's Studio; Venice, CA Join us as Juri Koll, an artist who paints with rich, vibrant color, takes us on a journey up the coast through his paintings of Chumash Indian ceremonial artifacts. (1998/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW35 JEFF CARPENTER The Real Thing The Real Art Gallery; NY, NY This documents an art opening on the Lower East Side of Manhattan at Charles Finch's gallery. Includes an interview with the artist. (1990/Color/VHS/24 minutes) 34.95 AW1 More titles to be added in the coming days.... Last updated on May 3, 1998 thank you for visiting....please let us know what you think, how we can improve, what you need, anything that will help us serve you better...