From: Nyartsmaga-AT-aol.com
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 00:25:45 EST
Subject: NYArts Newsletter for Dec. 21


from NYArts Magazine
  NEWSLETTER 
       
        
   for December 21, 1999

***Interactive CD-ROMs, including "Immemory" by French filmmaker Chris 
Marker;     "Anarchive #1: Muntadas:  Media, Architecture, Installations," 
and "Where Where    There There ThereWhere" by Zoe Beloff and the Wooster 
Group.Three newly   restored audio works by Vito Acconci.  New videotapes 
include works by Phyllis    Baldino, Klaus vom Bruch, Cheryl Donegan, Dan 
Graham, Ursula Hodel, Tom Kalin,    Shigeko Kubota, Kristin Lucas, Tony 
Oursler, Michael Smith, and Julie Zando,    among others. Work from the 1960s 
and 70s are available by artists including  Martha Rosler, Juan Downey, Bruce 
Nauman, and Muntadas. Rare historical tapes     by Nam June Paik & Jud 
Yalkut, Joan Jonas, Vito Acconci, Terry Fox, Mary Lucier,   and Fluxus artist 
Larry Miller, among others, are also newly available.Electronic     Arts 
Intermix  212 337 0680

**Leonardo Art/Science Network under Legal Attack
    for Use of the Word "Leonardo" For further information, contact: Roger Mal
ina:    leo-AT-mitpress.mit.edu or see NYArtsmagazine.com     (chat room)

**Sol Lewitt -AT- Paula Cooper 212 255 1105

***"Portraits By Ingres:Image of An Epoch" through Jan. 2. Metropolitan 
Museum of           Art 212 535 7710

*"Kelengi:African Art from The Baress Family Collection" -AT-Neuberger Museum 
914     251 6100 

**"Thunder at the Cathedral" with Chakaia Booker, Al Loving, Howerdena 
Pindell and     many others -AT-Rush art gallery 212 691 9552
   
*The Architecture, Planning and Design Programs of the New York State Council 
on  the Arts announces the availability of project grants for architects, 
designers   and scholars through its Independent Projects category. 212 387 
7157


*OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS- New York Region and Long Island
    With the celebration of Christopher Columbus' "discovery" of the 
Americas, we    recognize that generations of immigrants from all over the 
world have made their   own discoveries here. They have brought with them 
languages, ideas and    cultures that have influenced this country in 
profound and subtle ways. We are    looking for artists, who are exploring 
issues of ethnic and cultural heritage, to  exhibit their work in a juried 
exhibit to be held during the month of October 2000.    Work may be in any 
media. The Maurice N. Flecker Memorial Gallery. There is no     entry fee. 
For further information call 516 451-4784

***Studio Museum in Harlem, "Passages: Contemporary Art in Transition"  212 
864     4500

*Julio Galan and Ray Smith, leading Mexican Painters -AT-Galerie Ramis Barquet 
tel.    644 9090

***Richard Serra -AT- Gagosian  (741-1111)


Openings: Dec. 21
Markham Murray Gallery 6-8pm 
Monique Goldstrom Gallery 6-8pm



*of interest   **suggested   ***recommended    ****highly recommended

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