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LAST CHANCE! > 5 TOP ART EXHIBITS
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Friday, January 9, 2015
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Este fin de semana es, literalmente, la última oportunidad de ver algunas de los mejores muestras de arte centradas en talento latino con temas tan importantes como el cambio climático, la influencia del arte en la arquitectura y diseño de América Latina y la primera retrospectiva de la artista venezolana Marisol.
El Greco y la celebración de los 400 años de su genio también está en Nueva York, asi como también Francisco de Goya, Pablo Picasso, Juan Gris, Salvador Dalí y Paul Cézanne. Todos ellos han dominado el escenario artístico neoyorquino desde comienzos del otoño y seguirán haciéndolo hasta mediados de Enero y comienzos de Febrero. Por ahora, no se pierdan la oportunidad de disfrutar de cerca las obras maestras que cierran este fin de semana, Enero 11.
Aqui les va la lista:
En NYC:
1- GENESIS > Sebastian Salgado's Photograhs: Awe Inspiring Call to Arms: Let's reverse the damage to our planet! > El Centro Internacional de Fotografía @ICPhotog @SSalgadoGenesis
2- MARISOL: Sculptures & Works on Paper > Disfruta las magníficas esculturas de la artista venezolana: Magritte IV, Picasso, El Funeral, Mi Mama y Yo! > El Museo del Barrio @elmuseo
3- BEYOND THE SUPERSQUARE > Influencia del arte popular en el diseño y la arquitectura en America Latina > El Bronx Museum @BronxMuseum
4- IN PRINT / IMPRINT > WORKS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION > @BronxMuseum
En Miami:
1- Jardim Botânico > Vean la vibrante obra de la brasileña Beatriz Milhazes > Pérez Museum of Art @pamm
Para mas eventos, síguenos en twitter > @LatinoEvents
NY ESSENTIALS : CINEMA SUMMER 2013
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
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Un poco de cine para ponerlos al día en la riqueza visual y narrativa del cine hecho por Latinos tanto en los Estados Unidos como en Latinoamérica y Europa.
* LatinBeat 2013 > Julio 12 - 21 > Film Society of Lincoln Center, NYC > Latin.
It is impossible to give a complete overview of current trends in Latin American filmmaking in just 10 days; the amount of rich work being created right now is too vast. Instead, think of this edition of Latinbeat as a sampling, mostly by emerging filmmakers—only a handful of them have showcased works here in the past. Most striking about this recent crop of films is the number of co-productions between multiple Latin American countries, which speaks of an expanding exchange of ideas and sense of identity within the region. Yet this widening collaboration is just one part of a continued effort to make possible startling, defiant, innovative and beautiful storytelling, despite often limited resources. This year’s lineup also includes the previously announced retrospective of filmmaker, Matias Piñeiro, who will screen his films THE STOLEN MAN and THEY ALL LIE during the festival while simultaneously theatrically opening VIOLA and ROSALINDA at the Film Society of Lincoln Center on July 12th.
* Los Amantes Pasajeros (I'm so excited). Director Pedro Almodóvar > Nationwide > En varios teatros.
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In the new comedy by Pedro Almodóvar, a very mixed group of travelers are in a life-threatening situation on board a plane flying to Mexico City.
A technical failure has endangered the lives of the people on board Peninsula Flight 2549. The pilots are striving, along with their colleagues in the Control Center, to find a solution. The flight attendants and the chief steward are atypical, baroque characters who, in the face of danger, try to forget their own personal problems and devote themselves body and soul to the task of making the flight as enjoyable as possible for the passengers, while they wait for a solution. Life in the clouds is as complicated as it is at ground level, and for the same reasons, which could be summarized in two: sex and death.
A technical failure has endangered the lives of the people on board Peninsula Flight 2549. The pilots are striving, along with their colleagues in the Control Center, to find a solution. The flight attendants and the chief steward are atypical, baroque characters who, in the face of danger, try to forget their own personal problems and devote themselves body and soul to the task of making the flight as enjoyable as possible for the passengers, while they wait for a solution. Life in the clouds is as complicated as it is at ground level, and for the same reasons, which could be summarized in two: sex and death.
* SEARCHING FOR SUGAR MAN > Directed by Malik Bendjelloul > In NYC:Village East Cinemas > Nationwide > SUGAR.
* Pacific Rim. Director Guillermo del Toro > Estrena Julio 12 > Nationwide > En varios teatros.
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As a war between humankind and monstrous sea creatures wages on, a former pilot and a trainee are paired up to drive a seemingly obsolete special weapon in a desperate effort to save the world from the apocalypse.
Matías Piñeiro is one of contemporary Argentine cinema’s most sensuous and sophisticated new voices. In his latest film, Viola, he ingeniously fashions out of Shakepeare’sTwelfth Night a seductive roundelay among young actors and lovers in present-day Buenos Aires. Mixing melodrama with sentimental comedy, philosophical conundrum with matters of the heart, Viola bears all the signature traits of a Piñeiro film: serpentine camera movements and slippages of language, an elliptical narrative and a playful confusion of reality and artifice.
* Crystal Fairy & The Magical Cactus > Director Sebastián Silva > Estreno Julio 12 > IFC Center, NYC > Fairy.
On a trip through Chile a boorish American expat named Jamie (Michael Cera) and three Chilean brothers plan to set off in search of the prized San Pedro cactus and its promise of beachy hallucinations. But in the previous night’s drunken stupor Jamie invites a free- spirited fellow American (Gaby Hoffmann) along on their mescaline-driven road trip, and her devil-may-care worldview gives them more of an adventure than any of them had bargained for.
* CENTRO HISTORICO. Aki Kaurismäki, Pedro Costa, Víctor Erice y Manoel de Oliveira > Julio 19 - 25 > Anthology Film Archives, NYC > CENTRO.
This new omnibus film, a remarkably successful example of a famously cursed form, brings together short films by four renowned and legendary filmmakers – Aki Kaurismäki, Pedro Costa, Víctor Erice, and Manoel de Oliveira. Though unified by a common theme – the producers asked each filmmaker to take their inspiration from the Portuguese city of Guimarães, the European Cultural Capital for 2012, and in particular to reflect on “the stories the city has to tell” – these four short films are radically different from each other. Sandwiched between two relatively light films (Kaurismäki’s typically dry and delicate TAVERN MAN and de Oliveira’s uncharacteristic foray into the explicitly comic, THE CONQUERED CONQUEROR), are Costa’s dark, claustrophobic, and deeply disquieting SWEET EXORCIST (starring his perpetual muse, Ventura, and marked by his usual ravishing command of digital video), and Erice’s fascinating, beautifully structured documentary study of a shuttered textile factory, BROKEN WINDOWS. As a whole, CENTRO HISTÓRICO encompasses four unique and varied perspectives on an ancient European city, as well as demonstrating the thrillingly varied range of sensibilities of these visionary filmmakers.
* Brasil Summerfest 2013 > Brazilian Music Documentaries > Julio 21 - 24 > New School University, NYC > Brasil.
* Películas de Clair, Picabia, Buñuel y Dalí > Agosto 6 - 7 > Anthology Film Archives, NYC > Archives.
+ ENTR’ACTE, Un Chien Andalou, LAND WITHOUT BREAD / LAS HURDES: TIERRA SIN PAN, L'Age D'Or y Los Olvidados.
* Old Cats. Directores Sebastián Silva y Pedro Peirano > Agosto 20 - 26 > MoMA, NYC > Cats.
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Old Cats. 2010. Chile. Directed by Sebastián Silva, Pedro Peirano
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Isadora, an octogenarian living comfortably with her husband and two cats, suddenly finds herself fighting a battle on two fronts when the onset of dementia arrives at the same time that her daughter’s attempt to scheme the landlord seems to require that Isadora sign over the lease on her Santiago apartment. Unfolding with black humor and empathy in equal measure, the film emphasizes both the confusion in Isadora’s psyche and the claustrophobia of her domestic landscape. A hit at the Cannes and New York film festivals in 2010, this is the film’s long-awaited theatrical run in the U.S.
* El Estudiante. Director Santiago Mitre > Agosto 22 - 28 > MoMA, NYC > Student.
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The Student. 2011. Argentina. Written and directed by Santiago Mitre
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Winner of Special Jury Prizes at BAFICI (Buenos Aires) and Locarno, and a highlight of the New York Film Festival, The Student charts the political awakening of a student at the University of Buenos Aires. In this tense and shrewdly observedbildungsroman, a brilliant successor to films like Jean-Luc Godard’s Tout va bien (1972) and Krzysztof Zanussi’s Camouflage (1977), the apathetic yet seductive Roque (Lamothe) is drawn into the campus intrigue of warring student political parties, and finds himself torn between two competing impulses: the radical idealism of his girlfriend, a teacher assistant, and the realpolitik cunning of his mentor, a retired politician turned professor. Screenwriter-director Mitre, who has written award-winning scripts for Pablo Trapero and Walter Salles, makes his feature film debut with a sophisticated and subtle meditation on the still-unhealed wounds of Argentina’s Dirty War, and on the clash between old-guard Peronists and a younger generation of leftist activists in Buenos Aires today.
* LOS ULTIMOS CRISTEROS. Director Matías Meyer > Agosto 30 - Septiembre 5 > Anthology Film Archives, NYC > THE LAST CHRISTEROS.
A highly unusual historical film that takes a meditative, nearly non-narrative approach to portraying the experiences of those who continued to resist the Mexican government’s anti-Christian (especially anti-Roman Catholic) persecution, even following the official end of the Cristero War in 1929. Devoted to the cause, despite their increasing desperation and fatigue, and their yearning to rejoin their families, this band of rebels – whose genuine religious faith and spiritual innocence is apparent despite their paradoxical embrace of armed struggle – trudges exhaustedly through the hills and mountains of rural Mexico, experiencing moments of grace and beauty amid the violence and suffering.
A highly unusual historical film that takes a meditative, nearly non-narrative approach to portraying the experiences of those who continued to resist the Mexican government’s anti-Christian (especially anti-Roman Catholic) persecution, even following the official end of the Cristero War in 1929. Devoted to the cause, despite their increasing desperation and fatigue, and their yearning to rejoin their families, this band of rebels – whose genuine religious faith and spiritual innocence is apparent despite their paradoxical embrace of armed struggle – trudges exhaustedly through the hills and mountains of rural Mexico, experiencing moments of grace and beauty amid the violence and suffering.
You can also see Latino talent participating in:
* Elysium,
* Star Trek
* Fast and Furious
* Getaway
And coming up soon: Alfonso Cuarón, Gravity; Chávez, Turbo, Sin City, The Counselor, La danza de la realidad, La contadora de películas, Europa Report y 33 días.
For more info on Latino movies near you, visit > CINE LATINO SOMEWHERE NEAR YOU! > http://goo.gl/fb/OZcJd.
DALI EN EL POMPIDOU
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Friday, February 1, 2013
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* SALVADOR DALI > Hasta Marzo 25 > Centro Pompidou, París > DALI.
Esta es la segunda exhibición que el Centro Pompidou le hace a Salvador Dalí, una de las figuras más complejas y prolíficas del arte del siglo XX. La primera muestra se realizó en 1979-1980 y ésta, que estará abierta hasta el 25 de marzo en París.
Con más de doscientas pinturas, esculturas y dibujos, a los que se suman películas, fragmentos de programas de televisión y fotografías, se expone en esta ocasión además la obra del pionero del happening, autor de obras efímeras. Entre las grandes obras expuestas, los visitantes podrán volver a descubrir algunos de los mayores iconos, como el famoso cuadro del artista La persistencia de la memoria, más conocido como Los relojes blandos. Este préstamo excepcional del MoMA se une a una selección de grandes obras seleccionadas para esta retrospectiva gracias a la estrecha colaboración desarrollada con el Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía de Madrid, y la participación conjunta de la Fundació Dalí de Figueras y el Dalí Museum de Saint-Petersburg, Florida.
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Dalí ha sido criticado por su afectación, su pasión por el dinero y sus provocadoras opiniones políticas, pero es, a la vez, uno de los artistas más controvertidos y más populares. Esta exposición en el Pompidou pretende aclarar además toda la fuerza de su obra y todo aquello que ésta debe a su personalidad, tanto a sus rasgos de genio como a sus excesos.
A Dalí le gustaba mezclar arte y ciencia. Su famoso método paranoico-crítico, fundado en el delirio de interpretación, pretendía apropiarse de todos los ámbitos de la creación y el conocimiento a fin de «dalinizar» el mundo. Este gran manipulador de los medios consideraba el arte como un hecho global de comunicación. En todas sus facetas, Dalí cuestionaba la figura (persona) del artista frente a la tradición y el mundo.
