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An audio introduction of the exhibition by artist Adam Berg
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An audio introduction by curator Jeffrey Uslip and artist Georgi Tushev
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Watch Georgi Tushev make a painting, similar to those featured in his Strange Attractor exhibition in Project Room 2.
Film by Georgi Tushev (2012)
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Garth Clark is a ceramics scholar and long-time gallerist and friend of Beatrice Wood.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Mark Del Vecchio is a ceramics scholar, gallerist, and long-time friend of beatrice.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Kevin Wallace is director of the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts in Ojai, CA. This audio describes Wood's library.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Kevin Wallace is the Director of the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts in Ojai, CA. This audio describes Beato’s studio.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Bob Zaugh is the publisher of Wood’s biographyI Shock Myself.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Richard Flores is the longtime friend and studio assistant to Beatrice Wood. This audio describes moments of fun and flirtatiousness.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Richard Flores was longtime friend and studio assistant to Beatrice Wood. This audio describes an example of one of many joyful moments with Beato.
photo: Monica Orozco
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Robert Rheem is a long-time resident and friend of Beatrice Wood who is currently a Trustee of the Happy Valley Foundation, which established the Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts. This audio describes meeting Beato and living as neighbors.
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Dada scholar Francis Naumann will trace Wood's early artistic career and involvement with the New York Dada community. Through a discussion of her activities in the New York theater and her important relationships with avant-garde collectors Walter and Louise Arensberg, artist Marcel Duchamp, writer and diplomat Henri-Pierre Roché, and others, Nauman will contextualize the formative experiences that led to the creation of Wood's unique persona.
This lecture took place at SMMoA on September 20, 2011.
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Jenni Sorkin, Assistant Professor of Critical Studies and Art History at the School of Art, University of Houston, offers a feminist re-reading of Beatrice Wood’s (1893-1998) and Louise Bourgeois’s (1911-2010) dramatic personae and artistic practices. In the twilight of their lives, these two artists remained highly influential as proto-feminists and iconoclasts.
This lecture took place at SMMoA on September 10, 2011
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Garth Clark and Mark Del Vecchio, ceramic scholars and visionary gallerists, reminisce about Beatrice Wood as friend and artist in their words and hers.
This program took place at SMMoA on November 9, 2011
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kelly barrie describes the making of his project for SMMoA
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Excerpt from the essay Fumbling for the Keys: Notes on Tantric Painting by Franck André Jamme, read by Lisa Pearson
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sounds and clips culled from the internet for the current work at smmoa
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A conversation with cultural anthropologist and graphic design historian Jim Heimann, author and music critic Josh Kun, and author Bill Nericcio.
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Virtual tour with audio by co-curator Jim Heimann
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Audio Spanish translation of Jim Heimann commentary
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Virtual tour with audio by co-curator Josh Kun
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Audio Spanish translation of Josh Kun commentary
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Audio by artist Daniel Cummings
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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Audio by co-curator Lisa Melandri
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