Lectures tagged "2D"


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History of Experimental Video in Boston
Otto Piene
January 31, 2010
00:47:28
Otto Piene, sky artist and former director of the Center for Advanced Visual Studies at MIT, and Fred Barzyk, former director of WGBH's New Television Workshop, talk about Boston's influential role in the creation of the video art medium in the late 1960s.
William Pope.L: Friendliest Black Artist in America
William Pope.L: Friendliest Black Artist in America
William Pope.L
January 28, 2010
00:28:19
William Pope.L, the self-proclaimed "friendliest black artist in America" gives a special performance and talk during the opening reception for the 2010 DeCordova Biennial.
Commonwealth: Collaboration and Connectedness
David Bollier
August 28, 2009
01:19:03
Artists explore the value of interdependence in their field and discuss how those in the media and arts worlds find wealth in connectedness within their communities, their counterparts in this network, and across the globe.
New World Order: State of the Arts Field
Craig Aaron
August 27, 2009
00:59:11
In the opening plenary of the 2009 National Alliance for Media, Art, and Culture (NAMAC), speakers address the threats and opportunities in their field from the perspective of four factors that affect their work: the economy, policy, technology, and culture.
Henry Butler: Inclusive By Design Concert (Part 2)
Henry Butler
May 26, 2009
00:25:54
Henry Butler, a New Orleans piano legend who has been blind since birth, along with visual artist, Nancy Ostrovsky, demonstrate principles of Universal Design in the performing arts.
Henry Butler: Inclusive By Design Concert (Part 1)
Henry Butler
May 26, 2009
01:15:00
Henry Butler, a New Orleans piano legend who has been blind since birth, along with visual artist, Nancy Ostrovsky, demonstrate principles of Universal Design in the performing arts.
Audio-only
Vintage Photographic Portraiture at the Boston Athenaeum
Sally Pierce
April 25, 2009
00:55:45
Sally Pierce discusses the images displayed in the exhibition cases in the Bayard Denry Long Room of the Boston Athenaeum. This collection includes daguerreotypes, cartes de visite, tintypes, and other vintage examples of photographic portraiture.
Audio-only
Portraits from the Boston Athenaeum's Collection
David B. Dearinger
April 21, 2009
00:50:30
David Dearinger focuses on a small group of painted and sculpted portraits from the Athenaeum's collection, including Washington Allston's (1814) and Charles Robert Leslie's (1818) copies of Thomas Lawrence's portrait of the great history painter Benjamin West, Chester Harding's portrait of politici