• 1979
  • 28m
Art/New York

Summary ART/new york was begun in 1979 by Paul Tschinkel. This series features seminal artists of the New York art renaissance. Each program features interviews with the artists and coverage of their historic exhibitions. View more details

  • 1979
  • 28m

Art/New York

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Sarah Berry Marc H. Miller Tom Wolf Peter Schjeldahl

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Feb 6, 1979

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Site

Language : English

Summary ART/new york was begun in 1979 by Paul Tschinkel. This series features seminal artists of the New York art renaissance. Each program features interviews with the artists and coverage of their historic exhibitions. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Feb 6, 1979

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official Site

Language : English

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Episode 1 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No.1: Current Exhibitions
We see Andy Warhol, Joseph Beuys, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, Ned Smyth, and Mel Bochner, all major figures who defined art in the late part of the 70s and early 80s. The program ends with a never before seen interview with Joseph Beuys.
Episode 2 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 2: A Visit to Soho
Episode 3 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 3: New Art
Episode 4 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 4: Sculpture Today
Episode 5 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 5: New York New Wave at PS 1, the Armory Show of the 80's
We see the New York New Wave show at MoMA Ps1. Included is the work of Robert Mapplethorpe, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, among others. Interviews are with artist Curt Hoppe and curator Diego Cortez.
Episode 6 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 6: The Whitney Biennial, Part I
Episode 7 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 7: The Whitney Biennial, Part II
Episode 8 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 8: Painting Alternatives
Seen on this program is Ellsworth Kelly at the Leo Castelli Gallery, Chuck Close at the Whitney Museum, and Julian Schnabel at the Mary Boone and Leo Castelli Galleries. Also included are interviews with Chuck Close and Julian Schnabel.
Episode 9 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 9: Pop and Neo-Pop
We see Andy Warhol at the Ronald Feldman Gallery, Roy Lichtenstein at The Whitney Museum of American Art and Jack Goldstein at Metro Pictures. Also included are interviews with Roy Lichtenstein and Jack Goldstein.
Episode 10 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 10: Aspects of Pattern and Decoration
We see Pattern and Decorations exhibitions "Homework" at the Henry Street Settlement Gallery and "Useable Art" at the Queens Museum. Interviewed are artist Miriam Schapiro, curator John Perreault and dealer Holly Solomon.
Episode 11 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 11: Photography Exhibitions
We see photos by Hans Namuth at the Leo Castelli Gallery, work by Cindy Sherman at Metro Pictures and photo pieces by Robert Rauschenberg at the Sonnabend Gallery. Interviews are with Hans Namuth, Cindy Sherman and Robert Rauschenberg.
Episode 12 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 12: Directions in Painting with Stella, Salle, Golub
We see Frank Stella at the Knoedler Gallery, the first major exhibition by David Salle at the Leo Castelli and Mary Boone Galleries and an exhibition of paintings by Leon Gloub. Included are interviews with Leon Golub and David Salle.
Episode 13 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 13: Performance Art
We see a grueling performance by Sam Hsieh, two performances by Robert Longo at the Kitchen Center for Music and Art, and a performance by Colette that bridges fine and commercial art. Interviews with all artists are included.
Episode 14 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 14: Public Sculpture
We see Owen Morrel's installation at the McGraw-Hill Building, Louise Nevelson's installations at Citicorp Center and Maiden Lane Plaza and "Tilted Arc" by Richard Serra at Federal Plaza. Interviewed are Louise Nevelson and Richard Serra.
Episode 15 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 15: New Public Art
We see works by Joyce Kozloff at the Barbara Gladstone Gallery, Keith Haring on Houston Street and the Tony Shafrazi Gallery and work by John Ahearn in the South Bronx and the Shafrazi Gallery. Included are interviews with all artists.
Episode 16 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 16: Video as Art
We see a Nam June Paik retrospective at the Whitney Museum, video pieces by Ernest Gusella and David Byrne at MoMA. Included are interviews with Nam June Paik, Ernest Gusella, David Byrne, and Barbara London, curator of video at MoMA
Episode 17 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 17: Geometric Abstraction
We see Al Held at the Andre Emmeric Gallery, Sol Lewitt at the John Weber and Barbara Toll Galleries, and Brice Marden at the Pace Gallery. Included are interviews with Al Held and Brice Marden.
Episode 18 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 18: Expressionist Painting
We see Julian Schnabel's first major solo shows at the Leo Castelli and Mary Boone Galleries, Lee Krasner at the Robert Miller Gallery and Malcom Morley at the Xavier-Fourcade Gallery. Included are interviews with all artists.
Episode 19 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 19: Young Expressionists
We see Jean-Michel Basquiat at the Fun Gallery, Francesco Clemente at the Sperone Westwater Gallery, and Julian Schnabel at the Leo Castelli Gallery. Included are interviews with Jean-Michel Basquiat and Julian Schnabel.
Episode 20 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 20: Pop Art Today
We see Tom Wesselmann at the Sidney Janis Gallery, James Rosenquist at the Leo Castelli Gallery, and Robert Rauschenberg also at the Leo Castelli Gallery. Included are interviews with all artists.
Episode 21 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 21: Graffiti/Post Graffiti
We see Crash, Lady Pink, Fab 5 Freddy, Basquiat, Daze, Futura 2000, and RAMMELLZEE among others at the Sidney Janis Gallery. Included are interviews with Fab 5 Freddy, RAMMELLZEE, Crash, Lady Pink, Sidney Janis, and Tony Shafrazi and more
Episode 22 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 22: New Narrative Art, Jennifer Bartlett, Jonathan Borofsky, Robert Longo
We see Jennifer Bartlett at the Paula Cooper Gallery, Jonathan Borofsky at the Paula Cooper Gallery, and Robert Longo at the Leo Castelli and Metro Pictures Galleries. Included are interviews with all artists.
Episode 23 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 23: Women in Art
We see the "Celebration of Women Artists" exhibition at the Sidney Janis Gallery, Marisol at the Janis Gallery and Nancy Graves at the Knoedler Gallery. Included are interviews with Hannah Wilke, Maya Lin, Marisol and Nancy Graves and more
Episode 24 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 24: Recent Painting
We see Ed Paschke at the Phyllis Kind Gallery, Eric Fischl at the Mary Boone Gallery, and Arsen Roje at the O.K. Harris Gallery. Interviews are with Ed Paschke, Eric Fischl and art dealer Ivan Karp.
Episode 25 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 25: New Young Painters
We see Bobby G, at the Semaphore Gallery, Mark Kostabi also at the Semaphore Gallery and Kenny Scharf at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery. Included are interviews with all artists and art dealer, Barry Blinderman.
Episode 26 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 26: Optical Realism
We see Alex Katz at the Robert Miller Gallery and at The Whitney Museum of American Art and Janet Fish, also at the Robert Miller Gallery. Included are interviews with all artists.
Episode 27 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 27: Louise Bourgeois
We see the work of Louise Bourgeois; a lair installed at the Robert Miller Gallery and a work in progress on Staten Island, New York. Included is a lengthy interview with Louise Bourgeois.
Episode 28 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 28: Figurative Sculpture
We see George Segal at the Sidney Janis gallery, and John Ahearn and Rigoberto Torres at the Brooke Alexander Galleries and at the P.S.1 Museum in Long Island City. Included are interviews with artists and art dealer Brooke Alexander.
Episode 29 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 29: Elizabeth Murray
We see Elizabeth Murray at the Paula Cooper Gallery and two exhibitions at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with the artist, and interviews with art dealer Paula Cooper and critic Roberta Smith.
Episode 30 • Dec 31, 1969
Programs No. 30 & 30A: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Parts I and II
This tape covers the brief but dazzling career of this 1980's Art World Superstar Jean-Michel Basquiat. In the only existing interview, he talks at length about his work and his life as a young artist in New York.
Episode 31 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 31: Jeff Koons, the Banality Work
We see Jeff Koons' controversial 1989 exhibition at the Sonnabend Gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with the artist.
Episode 32 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 32: Alice Neel, 1900-1984
We see Alice Neel at the Robert Miller gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with the artist shortly before her death in 1984. Also included are interviews with art historian Linda Nochlin and curator John Perreault.
Episode 33 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 33: Mary Lucier, Video Installations
We see video artist Mary Lucier at the Greenberg/Wilson Gallery in New York City. Also included is a lengthy interview with the artist and an interview with critic Andy Grundberg.
Episode 34 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 34: George McNeil, the Painter's Painter
We see Expressionist painter George McNeil at the Hirschl and Adler Gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with the artist and an interview with artist Louis Finkelstein.
Episode 35 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 35: Leo & Ileana, Legendary Art Dealers
We see an exhibition of the private collections of famous art dealers Leo Castelli and Ileana Sonnabend at the Guild Hall Museum. Included are interviews with the art dealers and critic Barbara Rose.
Episode 36 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 36: Ida Applebroog
We see painter Ida Applebroog at the Ronald Feldman Gallery. Included are interviews are with the artist, critic Elizabeth Hess, and art dealer Ronald Feldman.
Episode 37 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 37: Larry Rivers, an American Master
We see painter Larry Rivers at the Marlborough Gallery. Included are interviews with Larry Rivers, art historian Sam Hunter, museum director Helen Harrison, and museum director David Robinson.
Episode 38 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 38: Colette, the Artist
We see the installations and performance art of Colette The Artist. Included are interviews with the artist, critic/curator Bill Arning, director of P.S. 1 Alanna Heiss, and critic/historian Peter Selz.
Episode 39 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 39: Robert Colescott, an American Original
We see controversial painter Robert Colescott at the Phyllis Kind Gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with the artist, associate curator Lowery Sims, and art dealer Phyllis Kind.
Episode 40 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 40: Kiki Smith
We see sculptor Kiki Smith's 1992 and 1993 shows at the Fawbush Gallery. Included is a lengthy interview with Kiki Smith and interviews with art dealers Joe Fawbush and Thomas Jones, and director of Artists Space Claudia Gould.
Episode 41 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 41: Kenny Scharf's World
We see Pop artist Kenny Scharf's 1984, 1991 and 1994 exhibitions at the Shafrazi Gallery. Included are interviews with Kenny Scharf, art critic-curator Dan Cameron, and art dealer Tony Shafrazi.
Episode 42 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 42: Joan Semmel, a Passion for Painting
In her SOHO studio, feminist painter Joan Semmel talks about her work and her intention to reclaim the image of the female nude from the male perspective. Also included is an insightful interview with art historian Joana Frueh.
Episode 43 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 43: Joan Semmel, Painting a Portrait
This unusual program takes a rare look at the private creative process of a painter. ART/new york looks over feminist painter Joan Semmel's shoulder as she develops and paints a portrait of her friend and fellow artist, John Hardy.
Episode 44 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 44: Jackie Ferrara, the Artist as Builder
We see minimalist sculptor Jackie Ferrara's public works, which blend sculpture, landscape design, and architecture. Included is an interview with the artist, art dealer Michael Klein and curator Patricia C. Phillips.
Episode 45 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 45: Aspects of Minimalism
We see works by Carle Andre, Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, Robert Morris, Sol Lewitt, Mel Bochner, Richard Serra, John McCracken, and Richard Nonas. Interviews are with Mel Bochner, John McCracken, Richard Nonas and critic Phyllis Tuchman.
Episode 46 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 46: Barbara Kruger, Pictures & Words
We see political and conceptual artist Barbara Kruger's 1987 show at the Mary Boone Gallery and her 1994 show. Included are interviews with art critic Peter Schjeldhal and Kate Linker.
Episode 47 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 47: Nan Goldin: In My Life
We see snapshot photographer Nan Goldin's celebrated 1996 retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Included are interviews with the artist and curator/publisher Marvin Heiferman.
Episode 48 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 48: Chuck Close, Eye to Eye
We see painter Chuck Close at the Pace/Wildenstein Gallery. Included are interviews with the artist, artists Janet Fish, April Gornik, Kent Floeter, critic/curator Klaus Kertess, critic John Yau, and MoMA curator Robert Storr.
Episode 49 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 49: Mary Frank, a Matter of Spirit
We see the archetypal dreamlike landscapes of painter Mary Frank at the DC Moore Gallery. Included are interviews with the artist, art dealer Edward De Luca, and art historian Linda Nochlin.
Episode 50 • Dec 31, 1969
Program No. 50: Mel Kendrick & Alison Saar, Directions in Sculpture
We see sculptor Alison Saar at the Phyllis Kind Gallery and sculptor Mel Kendrick at the John Weber Gallery. Included are interviews with Alison Saar, Mel Kendrick, art dealer Phyllis Kind, and artist/critic Peter Plagens.
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