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Events Calendar
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Ramin Bahrani, Fellow in Film, 2009Ramin Bahrani's new film At Any Price, starring Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron is now playing in NYC & LA. It opens May 3 in SF, Chicago, Boston and surrounding cities. Opens all across America throughout May. View the trailer. Follow this link to find a city and release date in your area. |
Llyn Foulkes, Fellow in Fine ARts, 1977, and Pablo Helguera, Fellow in Photography, 2008From May 4 through June 29, the group exhibition Hypnotherapy will be on view at Kent Fine Art gallery in New York City. The show features the work of Guggenheim Fellows Llyn Foulkes and Pablo Helguera and four other major artists, all of whom “share an intense and introspective working process.” Hypnotherapy is presented in conjunction with The New Yorker-sponsored Passport to the Arts event. |
Bill Young, Fellow in Choreography, 1997Bill Young and Colleen Thomas & Company are pleased to present A Place in France, May 16 through 19. Follow the link below to view the notice for this event. |
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Tamar Rogoff, Fellow in Choreography, 2009Tamar Rogoff's Summer's Different opens this Wednesday, April 25. Follow this link to read the press release. |
Marc Trujillo, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2008A group exhibition of self-portraits entitled Selfish, which opens at the Katherine Cone Gallery in Los Angeles on May 4, will include the work of Marc Trujillo. The show, curated by Sean Cheetham, will run through June 22. |
John Zurier, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2010The latest showing of John Zurier’s Iceland-inspired paintings, A spring a thousand years ago, will be on view at the Peter Blum Gallery in New York City from April 25 through June 22. |
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Daron Hagen, Fellow in Music Composition, 2012The Opera Theater of Pittsburgh is pleased to present Shining Brow - The Opera about Frank Lloyd Wright, at SummerFest. Shining Brow opens July 11 and features the music of composer Daron Hagen. Follow the link below for more information about performance dates and times. |
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Stephen DiRado, Fellow in Photography, 2012[Photo]gogues: New England, curated by: Paula Tognarelli and Frances Jakubek will include the work of photographer Stephen DiRado.The exhibition opens on Saturday, May 11, with an opening reception from 6 to 9pm. Follow this link below for more information about this group exhibition. |
James Biederman, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2011Don’t Have Red In Sight, James Biederman’s latest exhibition, will open at the Janet Kurnatowski Gallery on April 26 and will run through May 26. Follow the link below for more information about this exhibition. |
Netta Yerushalmy, Fellow in Choreography, 2012Join Netta Yerushalmy for Critique of Pure Movement, Tuesday, May 7. This event will include a short film, dance solo, lecture, improvised duet and an open conversation. Follow this link to read the Press Release. |
Tom Kalin, Fellow in Film-Video, 2011A professor in Columbia University’s graduate film program, Savage Grace filmmaker, and AIDS activist, Tom Kalin will be hosting a panel discussion at the School of Visual Arts about the award-winning film And the Band Played On as part of the Tribeca Film Festival. Entitled After the Movie: Exploring the Science of AIDS & the Arts, the event will take place on Saturday, April 27, and will feature as panelists Matthew Modine, Ron Nyswaner, and David France. Then, on May 11, he will join Queens Museum curator Manon Slome and artist and architectural historian Azra Akšamija for a discussion of the Arte Útil Lab, a long-term project of Cuban artist and Guggenheim Fellow Tania Bruguera (Fine Arts, 1998). |
John Zurier, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2010Inspired by his travels to Iceland and Scandinavia, John Zurier created a series of watercolors that will be on exhibit from April 10 through May 4 at the Paule Anglim Gallery in San Francisco, his tenth solo show at that gallery. |
Endi Poskovic, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2011Widely exhibited, Endi Poskovic has presented his prints in some of the most prestigious venues for print media. The Chelsea River Gallery is pleased to present Big Triumph | Majestic Land, which includes new lithographs and large color woodcuts. Endi Poskovic's Guggenheim Fellowship supported his work on this project. Big Triumph | Majestic Land opened on March 30 and will run through May 11. Follow the link below for more information about this exhibition. Read the press release. |
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Cheryle St. Onge, Fellow in Photography, 2009The University of Maine Museum of Art is pleased to present the second I-95 Triennial: From Connecticut to Maine offers a unique glimpse into the diversity of contemporary creative practice by artists from five New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The exhibition features works in an array of media, from sculpture and painting to photography and mixed media. Several photographs from Cheryle St. Onge's Natural Findings series are included in this group exhibition. The show opens Thursday, April 4, with an opening reception from 5 to 8pm. |
Regina Silveira, Fellow in Fine Arts, 1990Luciana Brito Galeria in São Paulo is currently exhibiting works by Brazilian artist Regina Silveira. Entitled Fora de Escala/Off Scale, the show opened on March 2 and will be on view through May 25. |
Garry Winograd, Fellow in Photography, 1964Garry Winogrand will show at SFMOMA from March 9 until June 2, 2013 before travelling to Washington, D.C., New York, Paris, and Madrid. Follow the link below for more information about this exhibition. |
Lothar Osterburg, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2010As part of its celebration of Grand Central Terminal’s hundredth anniversary, New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority is treating subway riders to Lothar Osterburg’s Zeppelins in Grand Central. Not only will posters of this photogravure grace many of the city’s subway cars but it will also be featured in the group exhibition On Time/Grand Central at 100, which will be on view at the New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex at Grand Central from March 6 through July 7, 2013. The MTA has also chosen works by three other Fellows in Fine Arts for inclusion in this exhibition: Jim Campbell (2003), Penelope Umbrico (2011), and Olive Ayhens (2006). |
Paul Laffoley, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2009Mr. Laffoley is well known as the founder of The Boston Visionary Cell, a kind of modern-day artists’ guild. As the gallery’s press release explains, the exhibition “extrapolates on the mission of the Boston Visionary Cell as it has related to Laffoley’s production over the past forty years.” |
Jered Sprecher, Fellow in Fine Arts, 2009One of Jered Sprecher's drawings will be included in the Weatherspoon Art Museum’s Art on Paper 2012 exhibition. Follow the link for more information about this group exhibition. For more information about Jered Sprecher, visit his website. |
Andrea Juan, Fellow in Audio & Video, 2005Thursday, April 18th, South Pole: Art in Antarctica will debut at the Galería de Arte Contemporáneo del Instituto Veracruzano de la Cultura (the Veracruz Institute Gallery of Contemporary Art and Culture). At 7 PM on Thursday, April 18, the curator and artist Andrea Juan will speak about her work on this project. View the event notice for this exhibition. Follow the link below for more information. |
Guggenheim Relatives |
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Over the years, a number of Guggenheim Fellowships have been awarded to people from the same family, sometimes in the same year, sometimes decades apart. Follow the link for a sampling. |
