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About the Program
Ticket Information and Program Details
Current Schedule
Previous Talks
Fall
1999 Schedule
Ann
Hamilton
Selected
to represent the United States at the 1999 Venice Biennale, Ann
Hamilton is recognized internationally for her multidisciplinary
artworks involving installation, video, sound, and photography.
She is perhaps best known for her installations featuring massive
amounts materials such as honey, horsehair, birds, books, shirts,
bones, and soot.
When:
Tuesday, September 28
Where:
Great Hall, Cooper Union (3rd Avenue between 7th Street and St.
Mark's Place)
Time:
6:00 p.m.
Pipilotti
Rist
A sensual mix of pop music video and super-saturated
film, Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist's work presents luxurious worlds
that entice with their lush imagery and sound, while implying a
feminist agenda, and ambiguous pitfalls underlying her utopias.
Overlaid images, which flow from one vision to the next, create
an immersive effect of which Rist takes full advantage, welcoming
viewers into her world of captivating stimuli.
When:
Tuesday, October 5
Where:
Great Hall, Cooper Union (3rd Avenue between 7th Street and St.
Mark's Place)
Time:
6:00 p.m.
Matthew
Barney
Matthew Barney has become well known for his mythological characters
and elliptical narratives in the Cremaster film series, in
addition to his installation and photographic work. In a seamless
combination of compelling drama, intriguing players, rich scenery
and mysterious story lines, Barney's films occupy a startling position
between raw physicality and deep psychology.
When:
Tuesday, October 19
Where:
Great Hall, Cooper Union (3rd Avenue between 7th Street and St.
Mark's Place)
Time:
6:00 p.m.
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