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focusing on American representational art, streamed free to viewers
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Viewers can locate videos by theme by browsing through TFAO's Topics in American Representational Art
Barn
Door Video Productions offers a 1 1/2-minute clip
from the video The Dublin Art Colony Collection at the Thorne-Sagendorph
Art Gallery. According to the Barn Door web site: "Dublin New Hampshire
was home to a group of painters in the late 1800's, which became known as
The Dublin Art Colony. This 11-minute video gives a brief overview of the
work of 9 artists that were part of this group. This video is shown in the
Keene State College Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery to introduce visitors
to this group of painters whose work is featured in the permanent collection
at The Thorne." Paul Tuller, owner of Barn Door Video Productions in
Dublin, NH and the video's narrator, founded the non-profit organization,
The Friends of the Dublin Art Colony.
BBC
News offers Diane
Arbus exhibition opens at V&A The Victoria and Albert Museum is
holding a major exhibition of the work of New York photographer Diane Arbus.
Martin Barnes, curator of photography at the V&A Museum, described her
contribution to the art of photography.
Behindtheglass.org
presents Behind the
Glass: The Cincinnati Art Museum with several
video clips featuring members of the staff of the Cincinnati Art Museum
explaining their positions, including Glenn Markoe, Curator of Classical
and Near Eastern Art, Jay Brennan Pattison, Associate Registrar, and Fred
Wallace, Associate Conservator.
Blip.tv
presents Ron Mueck, filmed during
Ron Mueck's residency at The National Gallery, London. The exhibition Ron
Mueck was on view at the Brooklyn Museum, November 3, 2006-February 4, 2007.
Video courtesy of The National Gallery, London. Another video on sculpture
is titled Community
Artist: Dan Gerhart which was produced, from start to finish, within
a 4-day workshop by new filmmakers at FilmTreks.com.
Boston University presented a 3-minute
video "Musée des Beaux Arts" on June 14, 2000. Painter
Susan Hambleton
of New York, NY reads a poem by W. H. Auden in this video. Part of the Favorite
Poem Archive recently presented by Robert Pinsky, Poet Laureate and Professor
of English at Boston University
See artist-instructor John A. Parks' 3-part plein air demonstration from MyAmericanArtist.com. Part 1, (16:36) This installment focuses on the underpainting. Part 2 (17:08) Parks begins adding color to his painting in this installment. Part 3 (24:02) The final installment of artist-instructor John A. Parks' plein air demonstration. Posted Oct. 22, 2007.
In "Purchase Street, Rye, New York" posted Oct 24, 2007 (1:08) viewers see a plein air demonstration of Nestor Mandalengoitia painting on the streets of Rye, New York..
Also see a Jan 9, 2007 video tribute to Gordon Parks (5:45)
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