Film Diary NYC is a festival for diary films, home movies, and personal documentaries. The satellite screening at ATA will feature a selection of seven short films from the New York festival, highlighting ground-breaking new works in autobiographical, personal cinema. Program: Even God, Liz Roberts – USA – 12’ therefore i live, Sloane Stone –… Read more »
Like dialogues drifting across decades, personal archival explorations lead to visceral meditations on transgenerational lineage, struggle, trauma and triumph. Familial and cultural histories unfurl in polyphony while overwhelming color and aetherial energies dance, flicker and flow into the present moment.
ATA Window GalleryJune 11, 2019 — 6:30-9PM Anonymous Bosch is an installation exploring the connection and duality between genesis and annihilation. This is part of my reimagining of Bosch and multiple visions of another time, another reality. The work from this show comes from the detritus of: The Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch Science fiction (Octavia… Read more »
ATA Window Gallery presents Crystal Vielula’s You Are Loved No Matter How You BlossomMay 9 – June 8, 2019 Reception and performance: May 29, 2019, 6:30-9PM Allow the time-traveling deities from planet Genera year 3060 welcome you into a new paradigm where genitals do not dictate your gender, interests, abilities, attractions or value. This world is free from arbitrary hierarchies and repression, it’s a… Read more »
June 1, 2016 – June 30, 2016 I am inspired by the current meme craze, and strive to create my own version of this phenomenon. It’ lowbrow art, within a “high-art” meme. I sometimes use unconventional materials like Perler beads, reminiscent of my early childhood, I still find pleasure and entertainment in its simple attraction…. Read more »
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ELEKTRO MOSKVA + DAVIS + PAYNE/BALDWIN + Our second Op installment is anchored by the North American premiere of this riveting Russian report on electronic music from the former USSR, directed by Elena Tikhonova and Dominik Spritzendorfer. Opening is John Davis, the pillar of NorCal’s analog synth scene, who sets off his 20-min. Soviet Hiss,… Read more »
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KRAFTWERK: POP ART + YOUNG + BECKER + Opening our semi-annual Optronica suite is) Kraftwerk: Pop Art, the BBC‘s absorbing doc on the godfathers of electronic music. Produced in conjunction with (and including performance clips from) their famous 2013 Tate Modern shows, the 55-min. report, like the band itself, proceeds effortlessly from expert interviews to… Read more »
Mary Elizabeth Yarbrough Never Gonna Let You Go 5-8pm
ATA Window Gallery presents Where We Leave Off Opening Reception: September 11, 2015, 6:00 PMThe September window installation is a changing set of light/shadow/time/kinetic sculptural systems by Claire Bain. Derived from sensory experiences in natural light and mechanical systems, this work aims to foster connection and enjoyment in the viewer’s brain. Tonight’s event will have refreshments,… Read more »
poetry reading with Jamie Townsend, Dodie Bellamy, Amy Berkowitz and Aaron Simon. https://www.facebook.com/events/1436819159915969/
Please join us for the closing reception of Kate Hoffman’s Liquid Gold-Black Gold, the Golden Age of Whaling 5 – 7 pm, Friday June 29. This month at the ATA window gallery is a segment from Kate Hoffman’s project “Liquid Gold-Black Gold, the Golden Age of Whaling”. Reflected in the project “Liquid Gold-Black Gold” are… Read more »
Presented by Other Cinema
Please join us for the opening reception of Quiet Lands at ATA gallery (Artists’ Television Access). Quiet Lands is a group photography exhibition that features work by Amanda Boe, Ashley Suzanne Taylor, Chris Koperski, Kurt Manley, Nicholas Albrecht, and Paccarik Orue. Their photographs collectively depict the American landscape through a contemporary vision while exploring themes… Read more »
Opening reception for the artist Monday, September 13th, 7 – 10pm Marco endlessly searches for Polo. Polo will eventually become Marco. This repeats. Marco Polo is the anti-Ulysses; he is not trying to get back home. He is not trying to find a new one. Each city encourages movement. Upon arrival it’s always useful to… Read more »
Presented by Other Cinema
