Descriptive Summary
The Museum of Modern Art, Museum Archives
11 West 53 Street
New York, NY 10019-5497
Phone: (212) 708-9617
Fax: (212) 408-6385
Email: archives@moma.org
The Museum of Modern Art
Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events
1939-
Provenance
Sound recordings were made for the individual Museum department responsible for the event, namely the Departments of Architecture and Design, Education, Film, Painting and Sculpture, and Public Information. Before the Audio-Visual Archives was established in 1966, the Museum Library stored sound recordings as well as photographs and slides. In 1971, this material became part of the Department of Rights and Reproductions where it remained until 1980 when sound recordings were once again stored in the Library. The first 887 recordings of the collection were transferred from the Library to the Museum Archives in June 1990. Subsequent recordings were transferred to the Museum Archives from various departments, June 1990 to the present.
Preservation
In 2001, 119 of the most fragile reel-to-reel tapes were preserved through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. Preservation included the creation of a new 10 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master tape that is a direct copy of the original. From the archival master, two CD copies were created: a use copy and a back-up. On the CD copies, the sound from the original is enhanced. The 119 original tapes are now retired and access to these recordings is through the CD use copy. Subsequent preservation projects have included the creation of a new archival master in the form of a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) at a high resolution of 96 KHz/24 bit. From the archival master, one or more service copies on CD have been created. The digital master files are also stored on DVD and on hard drive. The original tapes are now retired and their preservation is noted in the inventory.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Museum Archives.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Dept. of Architecture and Design.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Audio-Visual Archives.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Dept. of Education.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Dept. of Film.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Dept. of Painting and Sculpture.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Dept. of Public Information.
International Council of The Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.). Junior Council.
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.) -- Congresses.
Cineprobe.
New directors/new films.
Video viewpoints.
Symposia.
Interviews.
Lectures.
Speeches.
Access Restrictions
The records are open for research and contain few restricted materials.
Ownership and Literary Rights
The Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events are the physical property of The Museum of Modern Art. Literary rights, including copyright belong to the authors or their legal heirs and assigns. Rights to work produced during the normal course of Museum business resides with The Museum of Modern Art. For further information, and to obtain permission to publish or reproduce, contact the Museum Archivist.
Preferred Citation
Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events, [item]. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York, NY.
Scope and Content Note
This Record Group contains recordings of events that either occurred at or are related to Museum of Modern Art activities. Types of events include interviews, lectures, speeches, symposia, panel discussions, and discussions between filmmakers and audience.
The first 887 sound recordings in the collection were produced from 1939 through 1988 and transferred to the Museum Archives in June 1990. The description of those recordings replicates an index card file created by previous custodians of the collection.
Recordings transferred to the archives after June 1990 and continuing to the present were cataloged as received. Included in this group are three tape recordings of the 1939 Museum opening, transferred to the Museum Archives in September 1990.
Types of recording media found in the collection include: 4 10" sound tape reels, 673 7" sound tape reels, 178 5" sound tape reels, 20 3" sound tape reels, 1 Cousino Echo-matic II self-threading tape cartridge, and 1 continuous loop tape. More recent media include standard audio cassettes and various digital recording formats.
Examples of program series represented by the recordings include
The Related Arts of Today, Cineprobe, New Films/New Directors,What's Happening?,Requests from the Archives,Views on Art,Video Viewpoints,Looking at Film, andItalian Filmmakers. Sponsors include the National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, New York State Council on the Arts, Jerome Foundation, the Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; and the Junior Council, International Council, Department of Film, Department of Painting and Sculpture, and Department of Education of the Museum.
In 1978 a new program was started by Barbara London, a curator in the Department of Film, concerning artists and their recent media projects. Focusing on experimentation with form and content, the program features both emerging and recognized artists, who discuss their work with the audience. The programs are presented biweekly and explore filmmaking and videomaking, as well as Web-based, installation, and digital art practices. The program was titled Video Viewpoints until 2003 when its name was changed to MediaScope. These recordings have been aranged as a separate group under the heading Video Viewpoints.
Arrangement
Within the general sound recordings, recordings through 1997 are arranged chronologically. Each recording is identified by an inventory number that corresponds to a descriptive entry. Recording number 58.6 refers to the sixth event recorded in 1958. The descriptive entry includes such information as personality, title, date, place, series, participants, sponsor, exhibition, size of tape, speed of tape, length of tape, related material, summary, and donor. Original order has been maintained, therefore there are instances when tape recordings from a single year were inventoried out of sequence: for example, 72.13 occurred on March 17th, whereas 72.14 occurred on March 16th.
Sound recordings 71.30, 71.36, 71.38, 74.5, 74.7, and 74.12 in Series A are missing although original index cards for them exist. In addition, the descriptive index cards transferred to the Museum Archives in 1990 with the sound recordings indicated that there were "no corresponding tapes" for sound recordings 69.2, 69.32, and 69.37.
Beginning in January 1998, sound recordings are catalogued according to the date of accession by the Museum Archives, not, as was previously done, by date of event; i.e. tape 98.6 -- the sixth recording to enter the Museum Archives collection of sound recordings in the calendar year 1998. Sound recordings are arranged numerically by accession number. The decision to change the catalogue numbering system was made in order to maximize the efficiency of the transfer process.
Within the series devoted to Video Viewpoints, recordings are described in the order they were received. The same numbering system is used to identify recordings with "vv" as a prefix to indicate that they form part of the Video Viewpoints series.
A cassette player, a discman and a personal DVD player required to play these recordings are available at The Museum of Modern Art Archives. Equipment required for listening to the reel-to-reel tapes, 10" sound recordings, the Cousino Echomatic II self-threading tape cartridge, and the continuous tape loop is not available.
Related Collections at MoMA and Elsewhere
See also, Registrar exhibition files; transcripts of the
Video Viewpointsseries in the office of the Media Department; documentation in the Film Study Center; and records in the Museum Archives.
Container List
General Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Activities
1939-present
39.1a, 39.1D
"Opening of The Museum of Modern Art"
May 10, 1939
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Nelson A. Rockefeller, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, Lowell Thomas, Edward Bruce, Edsel Ford, John Hay Whitney, Walt Disney (on the history of film), Dean Robert Hutchins, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is 90 minute cassette, third duplicate is DAT.
SUMMARY: Addresses given on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of The Museum of Modern Art.
: 39.1b, D39.1a/b, Please see Transcripts, Folder 1
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 18, 1990
NOTE: One of two master cassettes taken from seven audio discs of the same title in the Museum's collection; duplicated by the Museum of Broadcasting, March 20, 1985. Duplicate was created on May 11, 1989. This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2006. In addition to the original and the two duplicate cassettes copies, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. A separate compact disc containing only President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech was also created.
39.1b, 39.1D
"Opening of The Museum of Modern Art"
May 10, 1939
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Nelson A. Rockefeller, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, Lowell Thomas, Edward Bruce, Edsel Ford, John Hay Whitney, Walt Disney (on the history of film), Dean Robert Hutchins, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is 90 minute cassette, third duplicate is DAT.
SUMMARY: Addresses given on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 39.1a, D39.1a/b, Please see Transcripts, Folder 1
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 18, 1990
NOTE: One of two master cassettes taken from seven audio discs of the same title in the Museum's collection; duplicated by the Museum of Broadcasting, March 20, 1985. Duplicate was created on May 11, 1989. This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2006. In addition to the original and the two duplicate cassettes copies, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. A separate compact disc containing only President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's speech was also created.
52.1, 52.1D
"The Writer Looks At Painting"
February 26, 1952 (?)
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Janet Flanner Genet
DATA: 5" reel
52.2, 52.2D
"Comparison of Advertising in the U.S. and Europe"
October 27, 1952
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SERIES: WNYC Art Festival
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mildred Constantine; Panel Members: Leo Lionni, Will Burton
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
52.3, 52.3D
"U.S. Architecture Today"
October 28, 1952
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SERIES: WNYC Art Festival
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Philip Johnson; Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Arthur Drexler
DATA: 7" reel
52.4, 52.4D
"The Fauves"
October 29, 1952
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SERIES: WNYC Art Festival
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Andrew C. Ritchie; Alfred H. Barr, Jr., James Thrall Soby
DATA: 7" reel
52.5, 52.5D
"A New Century of Print Making"
October, 1952
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SERIES: WNYC Art Festival
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William S. Lieberman; Grace Borgenicht (dealer), Maxil Ballinger (artist), Richard Hunt (collector and Junior Council)
DATA: 7" reel
52.6, 52.6D
"Art for Adults & Children"
October 30, 1952
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SERIES: WNYC Art Festival
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Miss Nora Hecht (PAC); Miss Lily Fenichel (teacher of children), Mrs. Sophy P. Regensburg (adult student)
DATA: 7" reel
52.7, 52.7D
"Art Under the Soviet and Nazi Dictatorships"
December 10, 1952
(#1 of 4)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated talk by Alfred H. Barr, Jr. (Director of Museum Collections)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.8, 52.9, 52.10
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.8, 52.8D
"Art Under The Soviet and Nazi Dictatorships"
December 10, 1952
(#2 of 4)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated talk by Alfred H. Barr, Jr. (Director of Museum Collections)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.7, 52.9, 52.10
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.9, 52.9D
"Art Under The Soviet and Nazi Dictatorships"
December 10, 1952
(#3 of 4)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated talk by Alfred H. Barr, Jr. (Director of Museum Collections)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.7, 52.8, 52.10
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.10, 52.10D
"Art Under The Soviet and Nazi Dictatorships"
December 10, 1952
(#4 of 4)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated talk by Alfred H. Barr, Jr. (Director of Museum Collections)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.7, 52.8, 52.9
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.11, 52.11D
"The Writer Looks at Painting"
February 26, 1952
(#1 of 3)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Monroe Wheeler, Elmer Rice (playwright), Marianne Moore (poet), Kenneth Burke (philosopher), Janet Flanner (New Yorker), Glenway Wescott (author)
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.12, 52.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.12, 52.12D
"The Writer Looks at Painting"
February 26, 1952
(#2 of 3)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.11, 52.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
52.13, 52.13D
"The Writer Looks at Painting"
February 26, 1952
(#3 of 3)
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 52.11, 52.12
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.1, 53.1D
"Art & Advertising: New Forms vs. Cliches"
February 4, 1953
(#1 of 4)
SERIES: Related Arts and Advertising
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mildred Constantine; Speakers: Leo Lionni (Art Director,Fortune), Paul Smith (Art Director, Calking, Holders, McClintok & Smith), Alfred Auerbach, William H. Whyte (Fortunemagazine Writer)
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 53.2, 53.3, 53.4
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.2, 53.2D
"Art & Advertising: New Forms vs. Cliches"
February 4, 1953
(#2 of 4)
SERIES: Related Arts and Advertising
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mildred Constantine; Speakers: Leo Lionni (Art Director,Fortune), Paul Smith (Art Director, Calking, Holders, McClintok & Smith), Alfred Auerbach, William H. Whyte (Fortunemagazine Writer)
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 53.1, 53.3, 53.4
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.3, 53.3D
"Art & Advertising: New Forms vs. Cliches"
February 4, 1953
(#3 of 4)
SERIES: Related Arts and Advertising
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mildred Constantine; Speakers: Leo Lionni (Art Director,Fortune), Paul Smith (Art Director, Calking, Holders, McClintok & Smith), Alfred Auerbach, William H. Whyte (Fortunemagazine Writer)
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 53.1, 53.2, 53.4
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.4, 53.4D
"Art & Advertising: New Forms vs. Cliches"
February 4, 1953
(#4 of 4)
SERIES: Related Arts and Advertising
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mildred Constantine; Speakers: Leo Lionni (Art Director,Fortune), Paul Smith (Art Director, Calking, Holders, McClintok & Smith), Alfred Auerbach, William H. Whyte (Fortunemagazine Writer)
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 53.1, 53.2, 53.3
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.5, 53.5D
"Traditional Religion & Contemporary Art"
April 8, 1953
(#1 of 2)
PLACE: Museum Auditorium
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Edgar Wind
SPONSOR: Junior Council
EXHIBITION:Georges Rouault[MoMA Exh. #535, March 31-May 31, 1953]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated address by Edgar Wind on the occasion of the Rouault Exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 53.6
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.6, 53.6D
"Traditional Religion & Contemporary Art"
April 8, 1953
(#2 of 2)
PLACE: Museum Auditorium
SERIES: The Related Arts of Today
PARTICIPANTS: Edgar Wind
SPONSOR: Junior Council
EXHIBITION:Georges Rouault[MoMA Exh. #535, March 31-May 31, 1953]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated address by Edgar Wind on the occasion of the Rouault Exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 53.5
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.6a, 53.6aD
"The Museum of Modern Art Reopening"
April 29, 1953
PERSONALITY: Frank Blair, Aline Saarinen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Sunday," NBC News Program
PARTICIPANTS: Frank Blair, Aline Saarinen
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Tape for "Sunday," a NBC News Program
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.7, 53.7D
"Young Poets"
May 13, 1953
PLACE: Museum Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Marianne Moore and W.H. Auden
DATA: 7" reel
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
53.8, 53.8D
"Lger lecture"
November 18, 1953
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PARTICIPANTS: James Johnson Sweeney
EXHIBITION:Lger[MoMA Exh. #545, October 20, 1953-January 3, 1954]
DATA: 7" reel; both sides
54.1, 54.1D
"Ancient Art of the Andes"
February 24, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#1 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Ren d'Harnoncourt (Director of The Museum of Modern Art)
EXHIBITION:Ancient Arts of the Andes[MoMA Exh. #550, January 25-March 21, 1954]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Talk by Ren d'Harnoncourt
RELATED MATERIAL: 54.2; Please see Transcripts, Folder 2
54.2, 54.2D
"Ancient Art of the Andes"
February 24, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#2 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Ren d'Harnoncourt (Director of The Museum of Modern Art)
EXHIBITION:Ancient Arts of the Andes[MoMA Exh. #550, January 25-March 21, 1954]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Talk by Ren d'Harnoncourt
RELATED MATERIAL: 54.1; Please see Transcripts, Folder 2
54.3
"President Eisenhower's Speech - 25th Anniversary," Original
October 19, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: [NOTE (6/26/90): Tape 54.3 needs to be spliced]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes D54.3 (3 copies)
D54.3
"25th Anniversary Ceremonies"
October 19, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#1 of 3)
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Duplicate of tape 54.3
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 54.3, D54.3 (#2 and #3)[NOTE (6/26/90): Tape 54.3 needs to be spliced]
D54.3
"25th Anniversary Ceremonies"
October 19, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#2 of 3)
SERIES: President Eisenhower's speech
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Duplicate of 54.3
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 54.3, D54.3 (#1 and #3)[NOTE (6/26/90): Tape 54.3 needs to be spliced]
D54.3
"25th Anniversary Ceremonies"
October 19, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#3 of 3)
SERIES: President Eisenhower's speech
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Duplicate of 54.3
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 54.3, D54.3 (#1 and #2)[NOTE (6/26/90): Tape 54.3 needs to be spliced]
54.4, 54.4D
"American Artist"
October 23, 1954
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PARTICIPANTS: Mrs. E. Powis Jones
DATA: 5" reel
55.1, 55.1D
"Family of Man"
January 27, 1955
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
EXHIBITION:The Family of Man[MoMA Exh. #569, January 24-May 8, 1955]
DATA: 7" reel
55.2, 55.2D
"Family of Man"
January 27, 1955
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Capt. Edward J. Steichen
PARTICIPANTS: Edward J. Steichen, M. Siegnitz
EXHIBITION:The Family of Man[MoMA Exh. #569, January 24-May 8, 1955]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Interview conducted in French
55.3, 55.3D
"International Council Meeting"
May 12, 1955
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#1 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Aline Saarinen, George F. Kennan, Main R. Bocher
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: International Council's "First Annual Conference;" a public lecture and not a private meeting.
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 55.4
55.4, 55.4D
"International Council Meeting"
May 12, 1955
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#2 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Aline Saarinen, George F. Kennan, Main R. Bocher
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 55.3
55.5, 55.5D
"Alfred H. Barr, Jr. Lectureship Dinner"
May 31, 1955
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
DATA: 7" reel
56.1, 56.1D
"Monitor Radio Recording - Bartos, Smith and Capstaff"
January 22, 1956
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
56.2, 56.2D
"Drawings, U.S.A."
May 29, 1956
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PARTICIPANTS: Mrs. E. Powis Jones
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Interview with Mrs. E. Powis Jones
57.1, 57.1D
"Speeches at the Art Directors Club"
January 20, 1957
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PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ren d'Harnoncourt, Paul Smith
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Luncheon at The Museum of Modern Art
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 3
57.2, 57.2D
"Lecture in Museum Auditorium"
May 23, 1957
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(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Pablo Picasso
PLACE: Museum Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler
EXHIBITION:Picasso 75th Anniversary[MoMA Exh. #619, May 4-September 8, 1957]
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 57.3
57.3, 57.3D
"Lecture in Museum Auditorium"
May 23, 1957
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(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Pablo Picasso
PLACE: Museum Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler
EXHIBITION:Picasso 75th Anniversary[MoMA Exh. #619, May 4-September 8, 1957]
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 57.2
58.1, 58.1D
"Gaudi Symposium at Museum of Modern Art"
January 20, 1958
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(#1 of 2)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Jos Luis Sert, James Johnson Sweeney. Salvador Dali was not present for medical reasons; his remarks were recorded at the hospital and the recording was played at the symposium.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 58.2
58.2, 58.2D
"Gaudi Symposium at Museum of Modern Art"
January 20, 1958
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(#2 of 2)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Jose Lois Sert, James Johnson Sweeney. Salvador Dali was not present for medical reasons; his remarks were recorded at the hospital and the recording was played at the symposium.
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 58.1
59.1, 59.1D
"The International Council - Penthouse"
October 22, 1959
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(#1 of 2)
PLACE: Penthouse
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 59.2
59.2, 59.2D
"The International Council - Penthouse"
October 22, 1959
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(#2 of 2)
PLACE: Penthouse
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 59.1
60.1, 60.1D
"Dada Lives"
December, 1960
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(#1 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Huelsenbeck (Dr. C.R. Hulbeck), David Ossman
DATA: 7" reel; 71/2 ips; 46:30
SUMMARY: An interview between Richard Huelsenbeck (Dr. C.R. Hulbeck) and David Ossman
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.1a (part 2)
DONOR: WBAI Studios
60.1a, 60.1aD
"Dada Lives"
December, 1960
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(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: David Ossman, Richard Huelsenbeck
PARTICIPANTS: David Ossman, Richard Huelsenbeck
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: For broadcast: KPFK, KPFA, WBAI
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.1 (part 1)
60.2, 60.2D
"Museum of Modern Art, N.Y.C. Abstract Photography Exhibit"
March, 1960
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PARTICIPANTS: Grace Mayer, Kathleen Haven
DATA: 7" reel
60.3, 60.3D
"Leo Steinberg Lecture"
March 2, 1960
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(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Leo Steinberg
PLACE: Auditorium
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 60.4, 60.5, 60.6
60.4, 60.4D
"Leo Steinberg Lecture"
March 2, 1960
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(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Leo Steinberg
PLACE: Auditorium
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 60.3, 60.5, 60.6
60.5, 60.5D
"Contemporary Art"
February 24, 1960
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(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Leo Steinberg
PLACE: Auditorium
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 60.3, 60.4, 60.6
60.6, 60.6D
"Contemporary Art"
February 17, 1960
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(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Leo Steinberg
PLACE: Auditorium
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 60.3, 60.4, 60.5
60.7, 60.7D
"Symposium on Contemporary Art"
June 6, 1960
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(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Casper Citron
PLACE: WRFM
SERIES: Casper Citron Show
SPONSOR: WRFM
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.8
60.8, 60.8D
"Symposium on Contemporary Art"
June 6, 1960
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(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Casper Citron
PLACE: WRFM
SERIES: Casper Citron Show
SPONSOR: WRFM
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.7
60.9, 60.9D
"Alienation in Art and Philosophy"Dimensions
April 12, 1960
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(#1 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Walter Kaufmann
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Talk by Walter Kaufmann
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.11
60.10, 60.10D
"30th Anniversary for Contributing Members"
October 10, 1960
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PLACE: Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
DATA: 7" reel
60.11, 60.11D
"Alienation in Art and Philosophy"Dimensions
April 12, 1960
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(#2 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Walter Kaufmann
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Talk by Walter Kaufmann
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 60.9
60.12, 60.12D
Untitled
Fall, 1960
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PLACE: Penthouse, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ren d'Harnoncourt, James Hopkins Smith, Jr., etc.
EXHIBITION: "Visionary Architecture" - Exh. #670
DATA: 7" reel; 71/2 ips
SUMMARY: Speeches at a Fund-raising dinner
61.1, 61.1D
"Contemporary Arts Museum Program"
May 24, 1961
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PLACE: University of Houston
PARTICIPANTS: Dr. Harold Rosenberg (Art Critic and Artist), Dr. William Lee Pryor (Program Director)
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: University of Houston tapes Contemporary Arts Museum Program
61.2, 61.2D
"James Johnson Sweeney talks with Dr. William Lee Pryor"
June 12, 1961
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PARTICIPANTS: James Johnson Sweeney, Dr. William Lee Pryor
DATA: 7" reel
61.3, 61.3D
"Art of Assemblage"
October 19, 1961
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(#1 of 4)
SERIES:Art of AssemblageSymposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William C. Seitz; Panel members: Roger Shattuck, Richard Huelsenbeck, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg, Lawrence Alloway
EXHIBITION:The Art of Assemblage[MoMA Exh. #695, October 4-November 12, 1961]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 61.4, 61.5, 61.6, Please see Transcripts, Folder 4
61.4, 61.4D
"Art of Assemblage"
October 19, 1961
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(#2 of 4)
SERIES:Art of AssemblageSymposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William C. Seitz; Panel members: Roger Shattuck, Charles Huelsenbeck, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg, Lawrence Alloway
EXHIBITION:The Art of Assemblage[MoMA Exh. #695, October 4-November 12, 1961]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 61.3, 61.5, 61.6, Please see Transcripts, Folder 4
61.5, 61.5D
"Art of Assemblage"
October 19, 1961
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(#3 of 4)
SERIES:Art of AssemblageSymposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William C. Seitz; Panel members: Roger Shattuck, Charles Huelsenbeck, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg, Lawrence Alloway
EXHIBITION:The Art of Assemblage[MoMA Exh. #695, October 4-November 12, 1961]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 61.3, 61.4, 61.6, Please see Transcripts, Folder 4
61.6, 61.6D
"Art of Assemblage"
October 19, 1961
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(#4 of 4)
SERIES:Art of AssemblageSymposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William C. Seitz; Panel members: Roger Shattuck, Charles Huelsenbeck, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg, Lawrence Alloway
EXHIBITION:The Art of Assemblage[MoMA Exh. #695, October 4-November 12, 1961]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 61.3, 61.4, 61.5, Please see Transcripts, Folder 4
62.0, 62.0D
"Matisse's JAZZ"
January 23, 1962
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PERSONALITY: Henri Matisse
PLACE: Illinois
SPONSOR: WBBM Radio
EXHIBITION:JAZZ by Henri Matisse[MoMA Exh. #667, June 17-September 19, 1960], Burpee Gallery of Art, Rockford, Illinois
DATA: 7" reel
62.1, 62.1D
"Edward J. Steichen Toward Abstraction"
February 15, 1962
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PERSONALITY: Edward J. Steichen
DATA: 7" reel
62.2, 62.2D
"Museum of Modern Art Builds"
October 2, 1962
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PLACE: Third Floor Galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Speakers: William A.M. Burden, Ren d'Harnoncourt, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Gardner Cowles
EXHIBITION:The Museum of Modern Art Builds: Models and Photographs of Proposed Building Plans of Museum[MoMA Exh. #710a, October 1, 1962 - cont.]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Dinner
62.3
"Pop Art"
December 13, 1962
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(1 of 2)
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 62.4
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Selz, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Henry Geldzahler, Assistant Curator of American Painting and Sculpture, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Hilton Kramer, critic; Dore Ashton, art historian and critic; Leo Steinberg, art historian and critic; Stanley Kunitz, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.
SUMMARY: The hot-button issue of its day generates unbridled passions from speakers and listeners alike during this hair-raising argument at The Museum of Modert Art on December 13, 1962. Hear curator Henry Geldzahler duke it out with critics Hilton Kramer, Dore Ashton, Leo Steinberg and Stanley Kunitz over whether or not Pop is art worthy of display in the museum. Historian Peter Selz does his best to moderate.
62.4
"Pop Art"
December 13, 1962
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(2 of 2)
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 62.3
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Selz, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Henry Geldzahler, Assistant Curator of American Painting and Sculpture, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Hilton Kramer, critic; Dore Ashton, art historian and critic; Leo Steinberg, art historian and critic; Stanley Kunitz, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.
SUMMARY: The hot-button issue of its day generates unbridled passions from speakers and listeners alike during this hair-raising argument at The Museum of Modert Art on December 13, 1962. Hear curator Henry Geldzahler duke it out with critics Hilton Kramer, Dore Ashton, Leo Steinberg and Stanley Kunitz over whether or not Pop is art worthy of display in the museum. Historian Peter Selz does his best to moderate.
63.1, 63.1D
"Interview with Ren d'Harnoncourt"
May 1, 1963
PERSONALITY: Ren d'Harnoncourt
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Interview
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
63.2, 63.2D
"Rodin and 20th Century Sculpture"
May 9, 1963
PERSONALITY: Rodin
PARTICIPANTS: Albert E. Elsen (Associate Professor of Art History, Indiana University)
EXHIBITION:Rodin[MoMA Exh. #721, May 1-September 8, 1963]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Illustrated lecture by Albert E. Elsen (Associate Professor of Art History, Indiana University)
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
64.5, 64.5D
Untitled
October 20, 1962
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(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Duchamp, George Heard Hamilton, Richard Hamilton
DATA: 7" reel; 71/2 ips; single track
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 64.6
64.6
Untitled
October 20, 1962
(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Duchamp, George Heard Hamilton, Richard Hamilton
DATA: 7" reel; 71/2 ips; single track
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 64.5
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2001. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.1, 65.1D
"Introduction: The Eye Has Its Reasons"
February 1, 1965
(#1 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of the Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 1st in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
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65.2, 65.2D
"Bipolar Organization"
February 8, 1965
(#2 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Deptartment of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 2nd in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.3, 65.3D
"Painting and Sculpture - Peter Selz"
February 9, 1965
(#1 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Peter Selz
SERIES: Six Lectures on the Collections
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 1st in a series of 6 lectures on the Collections
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.6, 65.9, 65.12, 65.15
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.4, 65.4D
"Gestalt Law of 'Good Continuation'"
February 15, 1965
(#3 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 3rd in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.5, 65.5D
"Object Motion ('Real Motion') & the Stationary Camera"
February 22, 1965
(#4 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 4th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.6, 65.6D
"The Film Library and The Film Maker"
February 23, 1965
(#2 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Willard Van Dyke
SERIES: Six Lectures on the Collections
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 2nd in a series of 6 lectures on the Collections
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.3, 65.9, 65.12, 65.15
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.7, 65.7D
"To Hold, As It Were, a Moving Mirror Up to Nature"
March 1, 1965
(#5 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 5th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
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65.8, 65.8D
"Angles, low and high, as variables of shooting"
March 8, 1965
(#6 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 6th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
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65.9, 65.9D
"Architecture and Design"
March 9, 1965
(#3 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
SERIES: Six Lectures on the Collections
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 3rd in a series of 6 lectures on the Collections
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.3, 65.6, 65.12, 65.15
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.10, 65.10D
"Another Variable: Viewers Distance from the Screen"
March 15, 1965
(#7 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 7th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.11, 65.13, 65.14
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
65.11, 65.11D
"Tricks as Tricks and as Legitimate Filmic Devices"
March 22, 1965
(#8 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 8th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.13, 65.14
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65.12. 65.12D
"Painting and Sculpture"
March 23, 1965
(#4 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William C. Seitz
SERIES: Six Lectures on the Collections
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 4th in a series of 6 lectures on the Collections
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.3, 65.6, 65.9, 65.15
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65.13, 65.13D
"Esthetics of Film Form"
March 29, 1965
(#9 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 9th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.14
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65.14, 65.14D
"Esthetics of Film Content"
April 5, 1965
(#10 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Slavko Vorkapich
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Visual Nature of The Film Medium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 10th in a series of 10 lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.1, 65.2, 65.4, 65.5, 65.7, 65.8, 65.10, 65.11, 65.13
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65.15, 65.15D
"Drawing and Prints"
April 20, 1965
(#5 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Lieberman
SERIES: Six Lectures on the Collections
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 5th in a series of 6 lectures on the Collections
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 65.3, 65.6, 65.9, 65.12
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65.15a
"Art New York Motherwell"
April 22, 1965
PERSONALITY: Robert Motherwell
PLACE: Hastings Hall [Yale University?]
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Motherwell
EXHIBITION:Robert Motherwell[MoMA Exh. #776, October 1-November 28, 1965]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Robert Motherwell speaks to students in Hastings Hall
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 65.15b
DONOR: Received December 11, 1968
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65.15b
"Art New York Motherwell"
circa April 1965
PERSONALITY: Robert Motherwell
PLACE: Channel 13
EXHIBITION:Robert Motherwell[MoMA Exh. #776, October 1-November 28, 1965]
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 65.15a. Please see Transcripts, Folder 108
DONOR: Received December 11, 1968
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65.16, 65.16D
"Art Forum Bruce Glazer Interviews Ad Reinhardt"
October 11, 1965
PARTICIPANTS: Bruce Glazer, Ad Reinhardt
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 109
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65.17, 65.17D
"Whither Underground"
November 11, 1965
SERIES: Junior Council Independent Film Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Willard Van Dyke; Panel: Robert Breer, Judith Christ, Susan Sontag, Robert Osborn
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
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66.1, 66.1D
"Planning: Promises and Premises"
February 16, 1966
PERSONALITY: Vincent C. Scully, Jr.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Shape of Cities in Our Time
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Arthur Drexler; Moderators: Ronald Alwerk, Robert A.M. Stern; Interlocutors: Peter Blake, William Conklin, Ulrick Franzen, Philip Johnson, Romaldo Giurgola, Chas. Moore, I.M. Pei, Paul Rudolph, Robert Venturi, Joseph Wasserman
SPONSOR: Architectural League of N.Y.; Department of Architecture and Design
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 66.3 & 66.4
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66.2, 66.2D
"The Art of the Animated Film"
February 2, 1966
PERSONALITY: John Hubley, Willard Van Dyke, Louis Dorffman, Leonard Glasser, Henry Hopkins, Fred Mogubgub, Jerome Snyder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: John Hubley; Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Louis Dorffman, Leonard Glasser, Henry Hopkins, Fred Mogubgub, Jerome Snyder
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of film followed by statements from each panelist and questions from audience
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66.3, 66.3D
"It's What's Happening: San Francisco"
March 2, 1966
PERSONALITY: M. Justin Herman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Shape of Cities in Our Time
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Architectural League of N.Y.
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 66.1, 66.4
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66.4, 66.4D
"It's What's Happening: New Haven"
March 30, 1966
PERSONALITY: Richard C. Lee
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Shape of Cities in Our Time
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Architectural League of N.Y.
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 66.1, 66.3
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66.5, 66.5D
"Film and Its Relation to Other Art Forms"
June 28, 1966
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Dr. Ralph Baldwin; Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Marshall McLuhan, Tony Schwartz
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Sound and film presentation by Tony Schwartz followed by talk by McLuhan and questions from audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 5
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66.6, 66.6D
"Mike Wallace at Large"
October 5, 1966 (Aired: 3:35 p.m.)
PERSONALITY: Mike Wallace
PLACE: CBS-Radio
SPONSOR: CBS-Radio
EXHIBITION:Toward a Rational Automobile[MoMA Exh. #806, September 27-November 27, 1966]
DATA: 7" reel; 1/2 track; 71/2 ips
SUMMARY: Opening of exhibition
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66.7, 66.7D
"Films by Maya Deren"
November 17, 1966
PERSONALITY: Maya Deren
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Shirley Clark, Pearl Primus, Amos Vogel
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; monaural; 1/2 track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion of films by Maya Deren: "Meshes in the Afternoon," "At Land," "A Study in Choreography," "Ritual in Transformed Time," "The Very Eye of Night"
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66.8
"Japanese Artists Today: Tradition, Change and Dilemma"
December 6, 1966; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William S. Lieberman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
EXHIBITION:The New Japanese Painting and Sculpture[MoMA Exh. #809, October 19, 1966-January 2, 1967]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Lecture with slides
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release No. 123 (1966) in box lid
NOTE: In 2008, this recording was sent off-site for preservation. The preservation vendor concluded that other than a one-minute microphone check, the recording had no audio signal for the entire length of the tape and was therefore blank. Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet.
67.1, 67.1D
"Is There a New Cinema?"
January 20, 1967
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PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Emile de Antonio, Shirley Clarke, Jonas Mekas, Lino Micciche, Annette Michelson, Amos Vogel
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid; Please see Transcripts, Folder 6
67.2, 67.2D
Untitled
January 24, 1967
PERSONALITY: Mayor John V. Lindsay
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; City of New York
EXHIBITION:The New City: Architecture and Urban Renewal[MoMA Exh. #818, January 24-March 13, 1967]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Luncheon and preview of exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 67.3 (duplicate of 67.2)
NOTE: This recording is located in Queens. Its duplicate, 67.3, has been preserved.
67.3, 67.3D
Untitled
January 24, 1967
PERSONALITY: Mayor John V. Lindsay
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; City of New York
EXHIBITION: "The New City: Architecture and Urban Renewal" - Exh. #818
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Luncheon and preview of exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 67.2 (67.3 is duplicate of 67.2)
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67.4, 67.4D
Untitled
May 9, 1967; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: Department of Public Information; Department of Corporate Membership
EXHIBITION:The New City: Architecture and Urban Renewal[MoMA Exh. #818, January 24-March 13, 1967]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
67.5, 67.5D
"Picasso Sculpture"
October 16, 1967
PERSONALITY: Ren d'Harnoncourt
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Martha Deane
EXHIBITION:The Sculpture of Picasso[MoMA Exh. #841, October 11, 1967-January 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 67.7 (duplicate(?) of 67.5), 67.8, 67.16; Please see Transcripts, Folder 7
NOTE: This recording is located in Queens. Its duplicate, 67.7, has been preserved.
67.6, 67.6D
"The Unknown American Negro Artists"
October 12, 1967
PERSONALITY: Romare Bearden
PLACE: WBAI-FM Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jeanne Sigel; Romare Bearden
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
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67.7, 67.7D
"Picasso Sculpture"
October 16, 1967
(duplicate?)
PERSONALITY: Ren d'Harnoncourt
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Martha Deane
EXHIBITION:The Sculpture of Picasso[MoMA Exh. #841, October 11, 1967-January 1, 1968]
DATA: 10 1/2" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 67.5 (the original tape - 67.7 is a duplicate(?) of 67.5), 67.8, 67.16, Please see Transcripts, Folder 7
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
67.8, 67.8D
"The Sculpture of Picasso"
October 19, 1967; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sir Roland Penrose
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
EXHIBITION:The Sculpture of Picasso[MoMA Exh. #841, October 11, 1967-January 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 67.5, 67.7, 67.16
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
67.9, 67.9D
"Transportation Graphics: Where am I Going? How Do I Get There?"
October 23, 1967 (morning session)
PERSONALITY: Mildred Constantine (host)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: George Nelson; Lowell K. Bridwell, Jock Kinneir, Pierre Bourgeau
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Dot Zero; Transportation Displays, Inc.
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips; Duplicate is 7" reel.
SUMMARY: Symposium for professionals
RELATED MATERIAL:Dot Zero 5; tapes 67.10, 67.11
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet. 67.9 was sent off-site for preservation, not its duplicate. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
67.10, 67.10D
"Transportation Graphics: Where am I Going? How Do I Get There?"
October 23, 1967 (noon session)
PERSONALITY: Mildred Constantine (host)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: George Nelson; Theodore Karagheuzoff
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Dot Zero; Transportation Displays, Inc.
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips; Duplicate is 7" reel.
SUMMARY: Symposium for professionals; Henry A. Barnes talk read by Theodore Karagheuzoff
RELATED MATERIAL:Dot Zero 5; tapes 67.9, 67.11
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. 67.10 was sent off-site for preservation, not its duplicate.
67.11, 67.11D
"Transportation Graphics: Where am I Going? How Do I Get There?"
October 23, 1967 (afternoon session)
PERSONALITY: Mildred Constantine (host)
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: George Nelson; Will Burton, Donald Appleyard, Peter Chermayeff, Bob Noorda, Jock Kinneir, Charles Haar, Daniel T. Scannell, Harmon H. Goldstone
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Dot Zero; Transportation Displays, Inc.
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; half-track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips; Duplicate is 7" reel.
SUMMARY: Symposium for professionals
RELATED MATERIAL:Dot Zero 5; tapes 67.9, 67.10;
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. 67.11 was sent off-site for preservation, not its duplicate. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
67.12, 67.12D
"The Art of Japanese Film"
November 1, 1967; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Donald Richie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
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67.13, 67.13D
"Sculpture in Environment"
November 2, 1967
PLACE: WBAI-FM Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jeanne Siegel; Les Levine, Paul Frazier, Forest Myers, Chryssa
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; time 40:50
DONOR: WBAI-FM Radio
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67.14, 67.14D
"An Evening with Fritz Lang"
November 28, 1967
PERSONALITY: Fritz Lang
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Talk by Fritz Lang prior to screening of "Spies"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
67.15, 67.15D
"An Evening with Roberto Rossellini"
December 18, 1967
PERSONALITY: Roberto Rossellini
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Susan Sontag, Roberto Rossellini
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion of film by Susan Sontag; screening of "Viaggio in Italia"; discussion with director
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for press release.
67.16, 67.16D
"The Sculpture of Picasso"
November 2, 1967, 9:00 p.m.; November 8, 1967, 4:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ren d'Harnoncourt
PLACE: WNYC-AM Radio
SERIES: Views on Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Ruth Bowman; Ren d'Harnoncourt
EXHIBITION:The Sculpture of Picasso[MoMA Exh. #841, October 11, 1967-January 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; One Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: Interview with Ren d'Harnoncourt
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 67.5, 67.7, 67.8; Please see Transcripts, Folder 8
NOTE:This sound recording was preserved in Summer 2006. In addition to the original, a 10 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master and a CD-R use copy now exist. Duplicate copy is preservation quality copy provided by WNYC.
68.1, 68.1D
"Word and Image"
January 23, 1968
SERIES: "Today Show"
PARTICIPANTS: Aline Saarinen
SPONSOR: NBC-TV
EXHIBITION:Word and Image: Posters and Typography from the Graphic Design Collection of The Museum of Modern Art 1879-1967[MoMA Exh. #850, January 25-March 10, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel
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68.2, 68.2D
"The Films of Jean-Luc Godard"
January 31, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Roud
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: William Van Dyke; Richard Roud
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; single track; one side; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid; Please see Transcripts, Folder 9
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet
68.3, 68.3D
"A Symposium on the Possibilities & Responsibilities of Art Criticism"
February 14, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin, Thomas B. Hess, Max Kozloff, Hilton Kramer, Philip Leider
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: William S. Rubin; Thomas B. Hess, Max Kozloff, Hilton Kramer, Philip Leider
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; side 1; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 1st of ten lectures (Robert Rosenblum; Harold Rosenberg, Robert Goldwater, Leo Steinberg, Wayne Anderson, Lawrence Alloway, Clement Greenberg, Eugene Goossen)
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid, (press release?); tapes 68.4, 68.6, 68.7, 68.9, 68.10, 68.11, 68.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
68.4, 68.4D
"Abstract Expressionism and the Northern Romantic Tradition"
February 28, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 2nd of ten lectures (Hess et.al., Rosenblum, Rosenberg, Goldwater, Steinberg, Anderson, Alloway, Greenberg, Goossen)
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 68.3; tapes 68.3, 68.6, 68.7, 68.9, 68.10, 68.11, 68.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
68.5
"In the Beginning"
February 29, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kemp R. Niver
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Kemp R. Niver
SPONSOR: Department of Film; with the cooperation of Thomas Brandon
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A discussion about film restored from the Paper Print Collection of the Library of Congress
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet. This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
68.6
"The Concept of Action from Action Paintings to Happenings"
March 6, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold Rosenberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 3rd in a series of ten lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.3, 68.4, 68.7, 68.9, 68.10, 68.11, 68.13
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet. This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
68.7
"Anatomizing Abstract Expressionism"
March 13, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Goldwater
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 4th in a series of ten lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.3, 68.4, 68.6, 68.9, 68.10, 68.11, 68.13
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68.8
"The Surrealist Adventure: Relationship Between Surrealist Artists and Writers"
March 27, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Marcel Jean
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture; the Graduate Division, The City University of New York
EXHIBITION: "Dada, Surrealism and Their Heritage" - Exh. #855
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
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68.9
"Surrealist and Neo-Plastic Fusion in Sculpture of the 40's and 50's"
April 10, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Wayne Andersen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 6th of ten lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 68.3; tapes 68.3, 68.4, 68.6, 68.7, 68.10, 68.11, 68.13
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68.10
"A Context for Pop Art"
May 1, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Alloway
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 68.3; tapes 68.3, 68.4, 68.6, 68.7, 68.9, 68.11, 68.13.
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68.11
"States of Art"
May 8, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Clement Greenberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 68.3; tapes 68.3, 68.4, 68.6, 68.7, 68.9, 68.10, 68.13.
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68.12, 68.12D
"Dada--Surrealism"
May 19, 1968; 11:00 a.m. (broadcast time)
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PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: WCBS
SERIES: "Camera III"
PARTICIPANTS: Producer of "Camera III": James MacAllen; Script Writer: Chodorov
SPONSOR: WCBS
EXHIBITION:Dada, Surrealism and their Heritage[MoMA Exh. #855, March 27-June 9, 1968]
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Preparatory discussion for broadcast
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 68.12a
DONOR: WCBS
68.12a, 68.12aD
"Dada--Surrealism"
May 19, 1968
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PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin, James MacAndrew
PLACE: WCBS TV
SERIES: "Camera III"
PARTICIPANTS: William Rubin and James MacAndrew
EXHIBITION:Dada, Surrealism and their Heritage[MoMA Exh. #855, March 27-June 9, 1968]
DATA: 101/2" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 68.12
68.13
"The New Shape of Art"
May 29, 1968; 8: 30 p.m.
(#10 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Eugene Goossen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "American Art Since World War II"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Jakobson
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Typescript of lecture; tapes 68.3, 68.4, 68.6, 68.7, 68.9, 68.10, 68.11.
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68.14
"Dadascope I & II"
June 6, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hans Richter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introductions: Willard Van Dyke, William S. Rubin
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Department of Painting and Sculpture
EXHIBITION:Dada, Surrealism and their Heritage[MoMA Exh. #855, March 27-June 9, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: World premiere of films followed by discussion with filmmaker
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet. This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2008 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
68.15, 68.15D
"An Evening with Jim McBride"
October 1, 1968; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Jim McBride and L.M. Kit Carson (actor)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; side 1; monaural; 1/2 track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "David Holzman's Diary" followed by discussion with filmmaker and principal actor.
68.16, 68.16D
"The Lubitsch Touch"
October 24, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Herman C. Weinberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; side 1; monaural; 1/2 track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion of Ernst Lubitsch before screening of "Anna Boleyn" (Deception)
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release #104, October 20, 1968
68.17, 68.17D
"A Literary Evening in Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr."
November 3, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Dr. William Rutherford (moderator)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Wilder Green; James Baldwin, Allen Ginsberg, Ralph Ellison, Robert Penn Warren
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art; Southern Christian Leadership Conference
EXHIBITION:In Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King[MoMA Exh. #873a, October 31-November 3, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; 1/2 track; side 1; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Program of readings and discussions
68.18
Untitled
November 4, 1968; 10:15 a.m. (air time)
PERSONALITY: Bates Lowry
PLACE: WOR
SERIES: "Martha Deane Program"
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Martha Deane
SPONSOR: WOR
DATA: 7" reel; side 1; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
DONOR: WOR
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68.19, 68.19D
"An Evening with George and Mike Kuchar"
November 5, 1968; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: George and Mike Kuchar
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; side 1; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of six films followed by discussion with filmmakers
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
68.20
"Press Preview"
The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
PLACE: November 11, 1968; 2:00 p.m.(?)
SPONSOR: Department of Public Information; Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Awarding of prize winners for the E.A.T. sponsored competition of work created by artist/engineer
RELATED MATERIAL: Exhibition catalog; MoMA press release
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68.21, 68.21D
"The Merry Widow"
November 21, 1968; 8:00 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: James Card
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Lubitsch Touch
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; James Card
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: James Card introduces "The Merry Widow"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
68.22, 68.22D
"An Evening of Computer-Produced Films"
December 2, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Knowlton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Machine: Special Programs"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION: "The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age" - Exh. #877
DATA: 7" reel, side 1; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
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68.23, 68.23D
"An Evening with David Brooks"
December 3, 1968; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Brooks
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; side 1; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of six films followed by discussion with filmmaker
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68.24, 68.24D
"Tatlin: The Culture of Material"
December 4, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Troels Anderson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Machine: Lecture Series (Wednesday evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Troels Anderson
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 10
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68.25, 68.25D
"Revolution in Russian Art"
December 6, 1968
PERSONALITY: Troels Anderson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Troels Anderson
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 11; transcript (unedited by speaker) by Sondra Leff located in office of Coordinator of Educational Services
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68.26, 68.26D
"The Artist and Industry"
December 16, 1968
PERSONALITY: Billy Kluver
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Machine: Special Programs" (Monday Evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction Anne Hanson; Billy Kluver
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 12; typescript, edited by speaker, located in Library
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68.27, 68.27D
"The Futurist 'Macchinismo'"
December 18, 1968; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Marianne Martin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees' Room
SERIES: The Machine: Lecture Series (Wednesday evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elaine Johnson; Marianne Martin
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Illustrated lecture
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68.28, 68.28D
"Critic's Choice"
April 4, 1968; 8:00p.m.
PERSONALITY: Bosley Crowther
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Critic's Choice"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Margareta Akermark; Bosley Crowther
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
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68.29, 68.29D
"Artists Europe"
October 11, 1968
PERSONALITY: Gio Pomodoro
PARTICIPANTS: Gio Pomodoro; Jeanne Siegel
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 36:00
SUMMARY: Interview
DONOR: WBAI-FM Radio
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68.30, 68.30D
"Sculpture and Architecture: A Dialogue"
January 21, 1968 (aired); November 21, 1967 (recorded)
(#1 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Barbara Rose; Claes Oldenburg, Robert Murray, Paul Rudolph, Richard Meier
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 36:00
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 68.31
DONOR: WBAI-FM Radio
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68.31, 68.31D
"Sculpture and Architecture: A Dialogue"
January 21, 1968 (aired); November 21, 1967 (recorded)
(#2 of 2)
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Barbara Rose; Claes Oldenburg, Robert Murray, Paul Rudolph, Richard Meier
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 41:00
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 68.30
DONOR: WBAI-FM Radio
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68.32, 68.32D
"Artists Europe"
October 24, 1968
PERSONALITY: Marisol
PLACE: WBAI-FM Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jeanne Siegel; Marisol
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; 26:00
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68.33, 68.33D
"Artists Europe"
November 7, 1968
PERSONALITY: Anton Tpies Puig
PLACE: WBAI-FM Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jeanne Siegel; Anton Tpies Puig
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; 28:30
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68.34, 68.34D
"The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age"
December 30, 1968
PERSONALITY: Helen M. Franc
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Jeanne Marchall; Helen M. Franc
SPONSOR: Voice of America; United States Information Agency
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 7 1/2 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release
DONOR: United States Information Agency
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68.35, 68.35D
"Model Cities: The Work in Progress"
May 13, 1968
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Jack Robertson, Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jack Robertson; Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
SPONSOR: Municipal Art Society; The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Manhattan Observed[MoMA Exh. #854, March 22-July 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; two sides; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release; tapes 68.36, 68.37
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68.36, 68.36D
"Model Cities: The Work in Progress"
May 13, 1968
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Jack Robertson, Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jack Robertson; Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
SPONSOR: Municipal Art Society; The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Manhattan Observed[MoMA Exh. #854, March 22-July 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; two sides; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release; tapes 68.35, 68.37
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68.37, 68.37D
"Model Cities: The Work in Progress"
May 13, 1968
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Jack Robertson, Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Jack Robertson; Eugenia Flatow, Norval White, Horace Morancie, Paul Friedburg, Steven Roberts, Arthur Drexler
SPONSOR: Municipal Art Society; The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Manhattan Observed[MoMA Exh. #854, March 22-July 1, 1968]
DATA: 7" reel; two sides; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release; tapes 68.35, 68.36
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68.38, 68.38D
Untitled
July 31, 1968
PERSONALITY: Tony Smith, Renee Sabatello Neu
PARTICIPANTS: Renee S. Neu interviews Tony Smith
EXHIBITION: "Tony Smith" - Circulating Exh. #68-9
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Renee S. Neu interviews Tony Smith (sculptor)
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68.39, 68.39D
"Panel Discussion - Santiago de Chile"
1968
PARTICIPANTS: Johnson, Ellenu, [Roser] Bru, Ortirar, [Fernando] Vilches, Asselen(?)
EXHIBITION: "Visionary Architecture" - International Circulating Exh. #F-103-65
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Side A: Panel discussion - Santiago de Chile (in Spanish)[Side B: Panel Discussion - "New Paltz"; Louise Nevelson, Sam Hunter and Barbara Rose as judges]
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69.1, 69.1D
"The Permanent Collection in Light of 'The Machine'"
January 2, 1969
PERSONALITY: Ruth Bowman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Ruth Bowman
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid
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69.2
NO CORRESPONDING TAPE
69.3, 69.3D
"Marcel Duchamp"
January 8, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence D. Steefel, Jr.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Machine: Lecture Series (Wednesday evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Lawrence D. Steefel, Jr.
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; single track; one side; 3 3/4 ips; Duplicate is 7" reel.
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcription (unedited) in Library?
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69.4
"E.A.T.: An Experiment in Collaboration"
January 9, 1969; 12:00 noon
PERSONALITY: Lloyd Kreutzer and Julie Martin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Lloyd Kreutzer; Julie Martin
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release
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69.5
"The Machine and Nature"
January 15, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jean Depuy and Alvin Lucier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: "Chorus for Six Hearts" (Jean Depuy), usingHeart Beats Dust(large version); "Chambers" (Alvin Lucier)
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; program; tape 69.6
69.6
"The Machine and Nature"
January 16, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jean Depuy and Alvin Lucier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: "Chorus for Six Hearts" (Jean Depuy), usingHeart Beats Dust(large version); "Chambers" (Alvin Lucier)
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; program; tape 69.5
69.7
"Why We Know Absolutely Nothing About Film"
January 20, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Henri Langlois
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Henri Langlois
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York University School of the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Rare films from the Cinematheque Francaise used to illustrate talk
RELATED MATERIAL: Press release in box lid
69.8
"The Ghost in the Machine: Art and Politics"
January 22, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ronald Hunt
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Machine: Lecture series (Wednesday evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Ronald Hunt
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Series program and press release
69.9
"Some Aspects of 'The Machine'"
January 23, 1969
PERSONALITY: Helen M. Franc
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release
69.10
"Man +"
January 27, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John McHale
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Machine: Special Programs (Monday evenings)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; John McHale
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; single track; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: LIMITATION: approval of speaker [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Series program and press release
69.11, 69.11D
"New Canadian Cinema I"
February 4, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Jack Chambers
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Jack Chambers
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of: "Place of Pleasure," "1933," "Sailboat," "Steel Mushrooms," "R34," followed by discussion with Jack Chambers
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
69.12
"The Machine"
February 6, 1969
PERSONALITY: Jennifer Licht
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Jennifer Licht
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age[MoMA Exh. #877, November 27, 1968-February 9, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press release
69.13, 69.13D
"New Canadian Cinema II"
February 18, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Joyce Wieland
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Joyce Wieland
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.14
"Julio Gonzalez: Transformations"
February 20, 1969
PERSONALITY: Josephine Withers
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Julio Gonzalez[MoMA Exh. #879, January 21-March 18, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:37:37
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for press release.
69.15
"The Architect and the Natural Environment"
February 25, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barry Commoner, Nathaniel Owings, Ian Nairn
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Arthur Drexler; Moderator: William H. Whyte; Lathrop Douglass for American Institute of Architects
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter
DATA: 7" reel; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; Please see Transcripts, Folder 13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.16, 69.16D
"An Evening with Peter Gessner and Thomas Hurwitz"
March 4, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Peter Gessner and Thomas Hurwitz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Peter Gessner, Thomas Hurwitz
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Last Summer Won't Happen," followed by discussion with filmmakers
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.17
"de Kooning: The Different Natures of His Abstraction"
March 6, 1969
PERSONALITY: Richard Lanier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Richard Lanier
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Willem de Kooning[MoMA Exh. #884, March 5-April 26, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid
69.18, 69.18D
"An Evening with Michael Snow"
March 18, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Michael Snow
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Showing of films and discussion with filmmaker
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.19
"The Museum's Collection: How It Is Formed"
March 20, 1969
PERSONALITY: Betsy Jones
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release
69.20, 69.20D
"An Evening with Paul Sharits"
April 1, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Paul Sharits
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Paul Sharits
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion with filmmaker following screening of films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape D69.20 (duplicate of 69.20)
69.21
"Alain Resnais: Predecessors and Contemporaries"
April 2, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Roud
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Richard Roud
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION: "The Films of Alain Resnais" (April 3-20, 1969)
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Lecture with film excerpts
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; flyer
69.22
"The Weaver's Art Expands"
April 3, 1969
PERSONALITY: Jack Lenor Larsen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Jack Lenor Larsen
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Wall Hangings[MoMA Exh. #882, February 25-May 4, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:46:41
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for press release and event invitation.
69.23, 69.23D
"An Evening with Bernardo Bertolucci"
April 8, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Bernardo Bertolucci
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Italian Filmmakers"
PARTICIPANTS: Bernardo Bertolucci; Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Istituto Italiano di Cultura
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 1st of three evenings with young Italian filmmakers
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid; tapes D69.23, 69.41, 69.49
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for press release.
69.24
"Kandinsky Watercolors"
April 10, 1969
PERSONALITY: Rose-Carol Washton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Rose-Carol Washton
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Kandinsky Watercolors[MoMA Exh. #887, April 1-May 11, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: MoMA press release
69.25, 69.25D
"An Evening with Ed Pincus and David Neuman"
April 15, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: David Neuman and Ed Pincus
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; David Neuman, Ed Pincus
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "One Step Away" followed by discussion with filmmakers
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.26
"An Evening with Bruce Conner"
April 22, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Bruce Conner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Bruce Conner
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of films followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This recording was preserved in Summer 2008. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
69.27
"The American Action Movie"
April 24, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Alloway
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The American Action Movie" (film series)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Lawrence Alloway
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Introduction of series and screening of "The Killers"
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; program
69.28
"Children and the Arts"
April 28, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Alexander and Yvonne Andersen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jane Bland; Robert Alexander, Yvonne Andersen
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Bank Street College of Education (Conference: Guidance in Elementary Education)
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Demonstration of techniques used at Arena Stage Theater for Children and Youth, Washington, D.C., by Robert Alexander; Yvonne Andersen discusses films made by children at Yellow Ball Workshop
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.29
"Tamarind"
May 1, 1969
PERSONALITY: Virginia Allen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Tamarind: Homage to Lithography[MoMA Exh. #890, April 29-September 1, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Lecture on the history and techniques of lithography and the stimulation and preservation of the art of lithography as affected by Tamarind in the 1960's.
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid
69.30, 69.30D
"An Evening with Stan Brakhage"
May 6, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for a press release and program notes.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion by filmmaker of Parts I & II of "Scenes From Under Childhood"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.31
"Old Scraps: A Pictorial Detective Story"
May 8, 1969
PERSONALITY: Alfred Frankenstein
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Alfred Frankenstein
SPONSOR: International Study Center
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion of the process by whichAfter the Huntwas exposed as the work of John Frederick Peto rather than William Harnett
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA Press Release in box lid;After the Hunt: William Harnett and other American Still Painters, 1870-1900, 1953, Univ. of Calif. Press;Art News, Sept. 1968.
69.32
NO CORRESPONDING TAPE
69.33
"The Photography of August Sander"
May 15, 1969
PERSONALITY: Gary Metz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Rorimer; Gary Metz
SPONSOR: International Study Center; Department of Photography
EXHIBITION:August Sander (1876-1964)[MoMA Exh. #885, March 14-July 7, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips (first 15-20 min. of lecture not recorded)
SUMMARY: Slide lecture on the work of August Sander along with introduction to protraiture and the successors to the style of Sander's work
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release
69.34
"An Evening with Betty Bronson"
May 15, 1969
PERSONALITY: Betty Bronson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Betty Bronson (star of film), William Everson
SPONSOR: Department of film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 1924 film "Peter Pan," followed by discussion with Betty Bronson
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.35, 69.35D
"An Evening with Laurence Kardish"
May 20, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for a press release.
PERSONALITY: Laurence Kardish
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Laurence Kardish
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Slow Run," followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.36
"The World of Louise Nevelson"
May 22, 1969
PERSONALITY: Colette Roberts
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Hanson; Colette Roberts
SPONSOR: International Study Center
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Slide lecture; interview with Louise Nevelson on audio tape
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid
69.37
NO CORRESPONDING TAPE
69.38
"German Expressionist Painting"
June 5, 1969
PERSONALITY: Anne Rorimer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Anne Rorimer
SPONSOR: International Study Center
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:34:08
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69.39, 69.39D
"A Tribute to Anita Loos"
June 8, 1969; 6:15 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: Anita Loos
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Introduction of Anita Loos: Gary Carey
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.40
"An Evening with James Ivory"
June 9, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Ivory
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; James Ivory
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Showing of excerpts from four films followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release, program notes in box lid
69.41, 69.41D
"An Evening with Marco Bellochio"
June 10, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Marco Bellocchio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Italian Filmmakers"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Marco Bellochio
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Istituto Italiano di Cultura
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 2nd of three evenings with young Italian filmmakers; screening of "I Pugni in Tasca" (Fist in His Pocket), followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 69.23, 69.49
69.42
"Prints & Illustrated Books in the Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection"
June 12, 1969
PERSONALITY: Riva Castleman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:Twentieth-Century Art from the Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller Collection[MoMA Exh. #892, May 28-September 1, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; slide list in box lid
69.43
"The Films of Robert B. Radnitz"
June 12, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert B. Radnitz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Films of Robert B. Radnitz"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Robert B. Radnitz
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Introduction of series with producer; premier screening of "My Side of the Mountain"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes and Paramount publicity flyer in box lid
69.44, 69.44D
"An Evening with Stanton Kaye"
June 17, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Stanton Kaye
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Stanton Kaye
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Brandy in the Wilderness"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.45
"The New American Painting and Sculpture: The First Generation"
June 19, 1969
PERSONALITY: April Kingsley (McMenamin)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Noon Lectures
SPONSOR: International Study Center
EXHIBITION:The New American Painting and Sculpture: The First Generation[MoMA Exh. #893, June 18-October 5, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release in box lid
69.46, 69.46D
"An Evening with Paul Lammers"
July 1, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Paul Lammers
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Paul Lammers
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Initiation" followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
69.47, 69.47D
"Film Preview: "Easy Rider"
July 10, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jack Nicholson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Jack Nicholson
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Preview showing of "Easy Rider" followed by discussion with Jack Nicholson
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for a press release.
69.48, 69.48D
"An Evening with John Klein"
July 15, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
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PERSONALITY: John Klein
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; John Klein
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 1/2 track; monaural; 71/2 ips; 6:50
SUMMARY: Showing of an untitled film by John Klein, follwed by discussion with filmmaker
69.49
"An Evening with Cesare Zavattini"
May 13, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Cesare Zavattini
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Italian Filmmakers"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Interpreter: Adrienne Mancia; Cesare Zavattini, Ugo Gregoretti
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Istituto Italiano di Cultura
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:50:57
SUMMARY: Introduction of "Amore in Citta (Love in the City)," followed by discussion with Cesare Zavattini of this and his other films; discussion with Ugo Gregoretti of his film "Apalon: Occupied Factory"
RELATED MATERIAL: Third of three evenings with Italian filmmakers; tapes 69.23, 69.41.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes, press release, and event invitation.
69.50, 69.50D
Untitled
April 3, 1969; noon
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PERSONALITY: Bates Lowry
SPONSOR: Columbia University: President's Luncheon, Alumni & Executive Association, School of Business, Columbia
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
69.51
"Sounds for Silents"
July 27, 1969(?)
PERSONALITY: Charles Hofmann
SERIES: "Camera III"
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: James MacAndrew; Charles Hofmann
SPONSOR: CBS-TV
DATA: 7" reel; 71/2 ips; Camera III Audio Dub Ep #31-69
RELATED MATERIAL: Hofmann:Sounds for Silents(book)
69.52
"An Evening with Andrew Meyer"
September 9, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrew Meyer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Match Girl" and "An Early Clue to a New Direction," followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.53
"An Evening with Ken Jacobs"
Spetember 16, 1969
PERSONALITY: Ken Jacobs
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Ken Jacobs
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Sky Socialist" follwed by discussion with filmmaker
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.54
"Art Workers Coalition Meeting with MoMA Staff"
September 30, 1969; 5:00 p.m.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees' Room
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler
DATA: 7" reel; single track; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.55
"An Evening with Joseph Jacoby"
October 7, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Joseph Jacoby
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Shame, Shame, Everybody Knows Her Name," followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.56
"An Evening with Alan Jay Lerner"
October 9, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Alan Jay Lerner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Alan Jay Lerner
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Excerpts from Lerner films, followed by discussion with Alan Jay Lerner
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.57
"An Evening with Will Hindle"
October 14, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Will Hindle
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Will Hindle
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of Will Hindle's films followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.58
"An Evening with Ed Emshwiller"
October 21, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ed Emshwiller
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; Ed Emshwiller
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Image, Voice and Flesh," followed by discussion with the filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.59
"Documents of The Ray Gun Theater"
October 22, 1969; 6:00 p.m.
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Claes Oldenburg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
EXHIBITION:Claes Oldenburg[MoMA Exh. #902a, September 23-November 23, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Program #1 given for Contributing Members at 6:00. Claes Oldenburg has tape of Program #2 given at 8:00 p.m.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program in box lid; tape 69.60
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.60
"Documents of The Ray Gun Theater"
October 22, 1969; 9:30 p.m.
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Claes Oldenburg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
EXHIBITION:Claes Oldenburg[MoMA Exh. #902a, September 23-November 23, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Program #3 given at 9:30 p.m.. Claes Oldenburg has tape of Program #2 given at 8:00 p.m.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program in box lid; tape 69.59
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.61
"Claes Oldenburg: Traditional Revolutionary"
November 5, 1969; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barbara Rose
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
EXHIBITION:Claes Oldenburg[MoMA Exh. #902a, September 23-November 23, 1969]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; one side
SUMMARY: Illustrated slide lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Rose:Claes Oldenburg, The Museum of Modern Art, N.Y. 1969.; MoMA press release
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.62, 69.62D
"An Evening with Lloyd M. Williams"
November 7, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Lloyd M. Williams
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; one side
SUMMARY: Screening of films followed by discussion with audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.63, 69.63D
"New Yugoslav Films"
November 13, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Zelimir Zilnik
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; one side
SUMMARY: Screening of "Early Works" followed by discussion with director
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 69.64, 69.65, 69.67
69.64
"Student Press Conference with Yugoslav film directors"
November 20, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Library
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Willard Van Dyke; Zelimir Zilnik, Boro Draskovic, Dusan Makavejev, Branko Ivanda, Zivojin Pavlovic
SPONSOR: Department of Public Information
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion with film directors named above (please see participants)
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid; tapes 69.63, 69.65, 69.67
69.65, 69.65D
"New Yugoslav Films"
November 20, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Boro Drascovic
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Horoscope" followed by discussion with director
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 69.63, 69.64, 69.67
69.66
"Art Workers Coalition Meeting with MoMA Staff"
November 25, 1969; 4:00 p.m.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees' Room
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
69.67, 69.67D
"New Yugoslav Films"
November 25, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Dusan Makavejev
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Innocence Unprotected" followed by discussion with director
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 69.63, 69.64, 69.65
69.68, 69.68D
"F.W. Murnau and German Expressionism in the Cinema"
November 26, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for a press release and program notes.
PERSONALITY: Lotte Eisner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Lecture illustrated with clips from F.W. [Friedrich Wilhelm] Murnau's filmsRELATED MATERIALS: Program notes in bo lid; tapes 69.68
69.69, 69.69D
"An Evening with Paul Morrissey"
December 19, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for a press release.
PERSONALITY: Paul Morrissey
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Flesh" followed by discussion with the filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
69.70, 69.70D
"An Evening with Tom Palazzolo"
December 2, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Tom Palazzolo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of films followed by discussion with the filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes listing films in box lid
69.71, 69.71D
"North-American Filmmakers: At Home and Abroad"
December 23, 1969; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: James Salter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Three" followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape 69.72
69.72, 69.72D
"North American Filmmakers: At Home and Abroad"
December 18, 1969; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Susan Sontag
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Duet for Cannibals" followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape 69.71
69.73
"Music Tape for Contributing Members Opening"
December 22, 1969 (recorded December 13, 1969)
PLACE: 6th floor, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 47 recordings by different music artists/groups
RELATED MATERIAL: List of recordings in box lid
70.1
"An Evening with James Herbert"
January 6, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Herbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening and discussion of "Pluto," "Porch Glider," and "ARC"
70.2
"A Tribute to George Stevens"
January 8, 1970
PERSONALITY: George Stevens
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "A Tribute to George Stevens" - January 8-27, 1970
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Directors Guild of America
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; time: ca. 7:00
SUMMARY: Screening of "A Place in the Sun"
70.3
"Mike Wallace: At Large"
January 15, 1970
PERSONALITY: Mike Wallace
SERIES: WCBS-Radio
EXHIBITION:Spaces[MoMA Exh. #917b, December 30, 1969-March 1, 1970]
DATA: 5" reel
DONOR: WCBS-Radio
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.4
"An Evening with Joyce Wieland"
January 20, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Joyce Wieland
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "La Raison Avant la Passion"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.5
"Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here"
January 22, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Abraham Polonsky
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Abraham Polonsky
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; one side; single track; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here," followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.6
"An Evening with Genesis I and II"
February 3, 1970
PERSONALITY: Richard B. Childs (Director of Genesis Films, Ltd.)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Richard B. Childs
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 4 films from Genesis I package and 5 films from Genesis II package
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.7
"An Evening with Hal Roach"
February 11, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hal Roach
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Hal Roach
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
70.8
"An Evening with MAX-OUT"
February 17, 1970
PERSONALITY: Robert Kaylor (Director)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: MAX-OUT is a group effort in which director-cameraman Robert Kaylor and producer Phoebe Kaylor worked with members of the Fortune Society, an organization of ex-convicts whose aim is to inform the public about prison conditions.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.9
"The Invention of the Movies & the Discovery of Their Magic"
February 18, 1970
(#1 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision and Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: 1st in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Louis Lumiere, Georges Melies, Ferdinand Zecca, Emile Cohl, Thomas Alva Edison, Cecil Hepworth, etc.
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid; tapes 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34.
70.10
"Beginnings and Evolution - The Fictional Film"
February 25, 1970
(#2 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 2nd in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Edwin Porter, D.W. [David Wark] Griffith, Charles Chaplin; the early French, Italians, Swedes; up to Stroheim
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34.
70.10a
The Museum of Modern Art
February 25, 1970
SPONSOR: Picasso Exhibition
DATA: Cousino Echo-matic II self-threading tape cartridge
70.11
"An Evening with Standish Lawder"
March 3, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Standish Lawder
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Program notes in box lid
70.12
"Beginnings and Evolution - The Factual Film"
March 4, 1970
(#3 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Willard Van Dyke
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 3rd in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; John Grierson, Paul Rotha, Robert Flaherty, the British School, the American School, etc.
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34
70.13
"The Making of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"
March 5, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: George Roy Hill, Robert L. Crawford, Ronald Priessman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: George Roy Hill
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of the documentary "The Making of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," written and directed by Robert Crawford, produced by Ronald Priessman. George Roy Hill, the director of "Butch Cassidy...," discusses the film with the audience.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.14
"An Evening with Juleen Compton"
March 10, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Juleen Compton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Plastic Dome of Norma Jean"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.15
"The Emergence of a Personal Cinema - Experiments in Syntax"
March 11, 1970
(#4 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Donald Richie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 4th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Jean Vigo, Ren Clair, Luis Buuel, etc. The Characteristics of the Avant-Garde; Comedy as a Personal Art
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34
70.16
"An Evening with Gary Keys"
March 17, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Gary Keys
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Keys
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Mexican Suite," "Don't Make Me Over," and "Give Peace a Chance"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.17
"Soviet Silent Cinema: Experiments in Montage and Propaganda"
March 25, 1970
(#6 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 6th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Sergei M. Eisenstein, Vsevolod Pudovkin, Dziga Vertov, Dovshenko, etc.
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34
70.18
"The Studio Film - Movies for the Millions: The Hollywood Picture, its Conventions, Unspoken and Otherwise"
April 1, 1970
(#7 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 7th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34
70.19
"An Evening with Bruce Baillie"
April 7, 1970
PERSONALITY: Bruce Baillie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Show Leader," "Valentin de las Sierras," "Quick Billy," "Castro Street," "All My Life," and "Quixote"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.20
"New Directions I - Personal Cinema"
April 8, 1970
(#8 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Donald Richie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision and Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 8th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Carl Theodor Dreyer, Andr Bresson, Yasujiro Ozu, Jean-Luc Godard, etc.; the End of Plot and the Return of Surprise
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.23, 70.24, 70.34
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.21
"Art and Subsidy 1970"
April 14, 1970
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: John Hightower; Vinette Carroll, Joan Davidson, Doris Freedman, Sherwin Goldman, Alex Gross, Edward I. Koch, Roy Lichtenstein, Ralph Ortiz, Richard Weinstein
SPONSOR: Junior Council
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; Please see Transcripts, Folder 14
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.22
"An Evening with Hollis Frampton"
April 14, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hollis Frampton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Artificial Light" and "Zorns Lemma," followed by discussion session between Hollis Frampton and the audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.23
"New Directions II - The New Realism"
April 15, 1970
(#9 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Willard Van Dyke
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 9th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Cinema-Verite, the Underground, Warhol as a Documentarist, etc.
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.24, 70.34
70.24
"New Directions III - The New Surrealism, the Time Capsule, Film as Magic"
April 22, 1970
(#10 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 10th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.34
70.25
"Dillinger is Dead"
April 24, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Marco Ferreri
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.26
"An Evening with Marco Ferreri"
April 28, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Marco Ferreri
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "El Seme Dell' Uomo" (The Seed of Man), 1969, followed by discussion session with Marco Ferreri.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.27, 70.27D
Untitled
May 5, 1970
NOTE: This recording has been preserved on two C.D.'s.
PERSONALITY: Edward J. Logue
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Municipal Art Society
DATA: 7" reel
70.28
"An Evening with Walter Gutman"
May 5, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Walter Gutman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Walter Gutman
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Grape Dealer's Daughter"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.29
"Ten Filmmakers Under Twenty One"
May 19, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe[8/27/90: from Laurence Kardish - no Cineprobe on this date]
PARTICIPANTS: Young Filmmaker's Foundation, incorporated in 1968 by Rodger Larson, Jaime Barrios and Lynne Hofer
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Films by Ronnie Cogle, Angela Deitrich, Fred Perez, Andy Gurian, Mike Jacobsohn, Andy Lamy, Jose Colon, Peter Zabriskie, Orson Montanez, Alfonso Sanchez. These films were made at the Film Club and the Henry Street Settlement Movie Club.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.30
"The Bed of the Virgin"
May 28, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Philippe Garrel (Director)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Amos Vogel
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion with Amos Vogel following the screening of the film
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.31
"An Evening with Peter Goldman"
June 2, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Emanuel Goldman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Wheel of Ashes," 1968
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.32
"An Evening with George Romero"
June 16, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: George Romero
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Night of the Living Dead"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2012. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.33
"An Evening with Jonas Mekas"
June 23, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jonas Mekas
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Diaries, Notes and Sketches" (also known as "Walden"), 1965-1969
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.34
"The German Expressionist Cinema and its Aftermath"
March 18, 1970
(#5 of 10)
PERSONALITY: Standish Lawder
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Vision & Revision: A Selective History of the Film"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 5th in a series of 10 illustrated lectures; Robert Wiene, Fritz Lang, F.W. [Friedrich Wilhelm] Murnau, etc.
RELATED MATERIAL: Brochure in box lid of 70.9; tapes 70.9, 70.10, 70.12, 70.15, 70.17, 70.18, 70.20, 70.23, 70.24
70.35
"Model to Museum"
April 21, 1970
PERSONALITY: Philip Johnson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Committee Room
SPONSOR: Steering Committee
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 15
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.36
Untitled
April 26, 1970
PERSONALITY: Sylvia Milgram
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
70.37
"Films from the Semaine Internationale de la Critique Francaise"
October 15, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Louis Macorelles
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Louis Macorelles, The Association of French Film Critics
DATA: 5" reel; TRT: 00:19:04
SUMMARY: Screening of "Ice," 1969
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
70.38
"An Evening with Robert Breer"
October 6, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Breer, Freddie Young
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Breer, Freddie Young
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: First 144' of tape are of Freddie Young; the remainder is from the Cineprobe with Robert Breer
70.38a
"An Evening with Steven Sbarge"
October 20, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Steven Sbarge
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Steven Sbarge
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Ira, You'll Get into Trouble," followed by discussion between filmmaker and audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.39
"Le Printemps"
October 21, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Marcel Hanoun
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Alliance Francaise
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.40
"Oliver Twist"
October 29, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Anthony Havelock-Allan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 5" reel
70.41
"Woman in the Window"
October 28, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Joan Bennett
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Bennett Family
PARTICIPANTS: Joan Bennett
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 16:48
SUMMARY: Beginning of tape is recording of Joan Bennett and Harry Richman in "Putting on the Ritz"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.42
"An Evening with Barry Gerson"
November 10, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barry Gerson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 20:00
SUMMARY: Screening of "Expanding Years," "Vernal Equinox," "Summer Reverence," "Waning Summer," followed by discussion with filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.43
"Now, Voyager"
November 17, 1970
PERSONALITY: Hal Wallis
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Hal B. Wallis
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Hal Wallis
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
70.44
"An Evening with Aldo Tambellini"
November 24, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Aldo Tambellini
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Black Film Series #1," followed by discussion session with Aldo Tambellini
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.45
"An Evening with Hilary Harris and George Breidenbach"
December 1, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hilary Harris and George Breidenbach
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; Hilary Harris
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Nuer"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.46
"An Evening with Joshua Logan"
December 3, 1970; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Joshua Logan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Donald Richie; Joshua Logan
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Bus Stop," 1956, Mr. Logan's gift to the Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.47
"An Evening with Paul Williams"
December 8, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Paul Williams
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; Paul Williams
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Revolutionary," 1970
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.48
"An Evening with Saul Landau"
December 15, 1970; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Saul Landau
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Saul Landau
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Fidel," 1970, followed by discussion with audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
70.49
"Holiday"
August 26, 1970
PERSONALITY: George Cukor
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; George Cukor
SPONSOR: Membership
DATA: 5" reel
71.1
"An Evening with Ian Hugo"
January 5, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ian Hugo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; Ian Hugo
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 7 films, followed by discussion with audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.2, 71.2D
"Films from the George Eastman House Motion Picture Study Collection"
January 14, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. See Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: James Card
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Film Preservation: George Eastman House Motion Picture Study Collection 1/14-25/71
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; James Card
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Virginian" and "The Unknown" (directed by Tod Browning)
71.3
"An Evening with Robert Nelson"
January 19, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Nelson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: Screening of 5 films followed by discussion with audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.4
"Opening of 'Walker Evans' Exhibition"
January 26, 1971
PERSONALITY: Walker Evans, Dr. Henry Allen Moe, Robert Penn Warren
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
PARTICIPANTS: Walker Evans, Dr. Henry Allen Moe, Robert Penn Warren
SPONSOR: Department of Photography
EXHIBITION: "Walker Evans" - Exh. #952
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Speeches in Founders' Room
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.5
"An Evening with Radley Metzger"
January 26, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Radley Metzger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 34:48
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Lickerish Quartet," followed by discussion with audience
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.6, 71.6D
"A Face in the Crowd"
January 28, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Elia Kazan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Elia Kazan; January 28 - February 12, 1971
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Elia Kazan
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
71.7
"An Evening with Ernie Gehr"
February 2, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ernie Gehr
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Ernie Gehr
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
71.8
"Three Russian Film Directors"
February 2, 1971
PERSONALITY: Yuri Ozerov, Sergei Bondarchuk, Stanislav Rostotsky
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Yuri Ozerov, Sergei Bondarchuk, Stanislav Rostotsky
SPONSOR: Film Directors Guild of America
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Willard Van Dyke introduces the three Russian directors
71.9
"An Evening with Storm De Hirsch"
February 16, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Storm De Hirsch
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Storm De Hirsch
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 3 films, followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.10, 71.10D
"Filmmakers for Rai-Radiotelevisione Italiana"
February 18, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. See Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Roberto Rossellini
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Roberto Rossellini
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Socrates," followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 71.11
71.11
"Filmmakers for Rai-Radiotelevisione Italiana"
February 18, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Roberto Rossellini
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Socrates," followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape 71.10
71.12
"An Evening with Barbara Loden"
February 18, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barbara Loden
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Barbara Loden
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Wanda," followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.13, 71.13D
"Preview of Milos Forman's Film 'Taking Off'"
February 24, 1971; 8:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for internal memo relating to event.
PERSONALITY: Milos Forman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Donald Richie; Milos Forman
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Preview of "Taking Off"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box
71.14
"The Films of Allan Dwan"
March 4, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Allan Dwan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Films of Allan Dwan," March 4 - April 9, 1971
PARTICIPANTS: Allan Dwan, Peter Bogdanovich, Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "David Harum" and "Manhandled"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.15
"An Evening with Tony and Beverly Conrad"
March 8, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tony Conrad and Beverly Grant Conrad
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Tony Conrad and Beverly Conrad
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Straight and Narrow" and "Coming Attractions"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. NOTE: This recording does not contain the described content.
71.16, 71.16D
"Miss Lulu Beth"
March 9, 1971; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lois Wilson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Contributing Members Film Previews
SPONSOR: Membership; Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
71.17
"An Evening with George Landow"
March 23, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: George Landow
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 5 films, followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.18
"The Idea of a Morphology"
March 24, 1971
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Avant-Garde Film Theory: 4 Lectures by P. Adams Sitney
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 1st in a series of 4 lectures on Avant-Garde Film Theory
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 71.19, 71.20, 71.21
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.19
"The Idea of Abstraction"
March 31, 1971
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Avant-Garde Film Theory: 4 Lectures by P. Adams Sitney
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 2nd in a series of 4 lectures on Avant-Garde Film Theory
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 71.18, 71.20, 71.21
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.20
"The Myth of the Absolute"
April 7, 1971
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Avant-Garde Film Theory: 4 Lectures by P. Adams Sitney
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 3rd in a series of 4 lectures on Avant-Garde Film Theory
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 71.18, 71.19, 71.21
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.21
"The Myth of the Filmmaker"
April 7, 1971
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Avant-Garde Film Theory: 4 Lectures by P. Adams Sitney
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: 4th in a series of 4 lectures on Avant-Garde Film Theory
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 71.18, 71.19, 71.20
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.22
"An Evening with Leonard Kastle"
April 6, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Leonard Kastle
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Honeymoon Killers"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.23
"An Evening with Melvin van Peebles"
April 13, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Melvin van Peebles
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Sweet, Sweetback's Baadasssss Song"
71.24
"An Evening with Dick Bartlett"
April 20, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Dick Bartlett
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Ruby"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.25
"'La Pyramide Humaine' (The Human Pyramid), 1959"
April 20, 1971; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jean Rouch
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.26
"Stan Brakhage - A Retrospective 1952-1970"
April 22, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Stan Brakhage - A Retrospective 1952-1970
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Interim," 1952, sound, 25 min., and "Eyes," 1970, silent, 35 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.27
"An Evening with David Rimmer"
May 4, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Rimmer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 9 films followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.28
"An Evening with D. A. Pennebaker"
June 8, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: D. A. [Donn Alan] Pennebaker
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "One P.M." (One Parallel Movie)
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.28a
"The Block"
March 25 - June 9, 1971
PERSONALITY: Romare Bearden
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: Tape by Daniel Dembrosky
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
EXHIBITION: "Romare Bearden: The Prevalence of Ritual" - Exh. #958
DATA: Continuous tape loop
SUMMARY: Tape collage of street sounds, church music, blues, laughing voices and the sounds of children at play. Tape commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art as backdrop forThe Block, collage owned by Shorewood Publishers, N.Y.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Winter 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Use of tape must be credited: Courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art, New York [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii
71.29
Untitled
June 11, 1971
PERSONALITY: Jack Nicholson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Film Preview Club
PARTICIPANTS: Jack Nicholson, Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
71.30
"Whoopee"
June 17, 1971
[MISSING]
PERSONALITY: Miles Kruger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Late Movie
PARTICIPANTS: Miles Kruger, John Hightower
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION: "Roots of the American Film"
DATA: 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: Tape signed out to Laurence Kardish, July 19, 1971 - NOT RETURNED
71.31
"An Evening with James Broughton"
June 22, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Broughton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 5 films followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.32, 71.32D
"A Tribute to Frank Capra"
June 24, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Frank Capra
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Frank Capra
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Frank Capra
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "American Madness"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.33
"Panic in Needle Park"
July 6, 1971
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Center for Understanding Media
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
71.34
"An Evening with Russ Meyer"
July 22, 1971
PERSONALITY: Russ Meyer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," Russ Meyer's gift to the Film Department
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.35
"'The Go-Between' - Premiere"
July 28, 1971
PERSONALITY: Julie Christie, et. al.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Premiere of "The Go-Between"
71.36
"An Evening with Ed Bland"
July 28, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ed Bland
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Ed Bland
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Cry of Jazz"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 71.38
NOTE: This recording was lent to Mr. Ed Bland was not returned.
71.37
"The Dance of Life"
July 30, 1971
PERSONALITY: John Cromwell
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 5" reel
71.38
"An Evening with Ed Bland"
August 2, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ed Bland
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Ed Bland
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Cry of Jazz II"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 71.36
NOTE: This recording was lent to Mr. Ed Bland was not returned.
71.39
"An Evening with Dalton Trumbo"
August 3, 1971
PERSONALITY: Dalton Trumbo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Dalton Trumbo
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Johnny Got His Gun"
71.40
"Opening - British Film Retrospective"
September 8, 1971; 7:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sir Colin Crowe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: British Film Retrospective
PARTICIPANTS: Sir Colin Crowe, Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION: Sixty-five Years of British Cinema
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Evergreen"
71.41
"The Last Movie"
September 24, 1971; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Dennis Hopper
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Late Movie
SPONSOR: Universal Pictures
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion session following screening of film
71.42
"A Question of Censorship"
October 12, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Russ Meyer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Russ Meyer, Ephraim London
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Vixen" and "Cherry, Harry and Raquel"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
71.43
"An Evening with Andrew Noren"
October 19, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrew Noren
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Kodak Ghost Poems"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.44
"An Evening with John Stember"
November 9, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Stember
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "7254"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.45
"An Evening with Louis Macorelles"
November 16, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Louis Macorelles
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
71.46, 71.46D
"McCabe and Mrs. Miller"
November 17, 1971
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Pauline Kael
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Late Movie
PARTICIPANTS: Pauline Kael, Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
71.46a
"An Evening with Sandy Daley"
November 23, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sandy Daley
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Robert Having His Nipple Pierced"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.47
"An Evening with David Neves"
December 7, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Neves
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Memories of Helen"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.48
"The Films of Otto Preminger"
December 9, 1971; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Otto Preminger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Otto Preminger
PARTICIPANTS: Otto Preminger; Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION: The Films of Otto Preminger
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.49
"An Evening with Warren Sonbert"
December 21, 1971; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Warren Sonbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Premiere screening of "Carriage Trade"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
71.50
"Romare Bearden: The Prevalence of Ritual"
April 1971
PERSONALITY: Romare Bearden
PARTICIPANTS: Romare Bearden
EXHIBITION: "Romare Bearden: The Prevalence of Ritual" - Exh. #958
DATA: 7" reel; 7 ips
SUMMARY: Interview of Romare Bearden.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
72.1, 72.1D
"The Films of Alberto Cavalcanti"
January 6, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Alberto Cavalcanti
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Alberto Cavalcanti
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Donald Richie; Alberto Cavalcanti
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "La Petite Lilie" and "Rien que les heures"
72.2, 72.2D
"'Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project' - Session 1"
January 8, 1972; 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2002. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#1 of 4)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Emilio Ambasz; Octavio Paz; Stuart Hampshire; Ronald Dworkin; Jivan Tabibian; and Hasan Ozbekhan
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; BrionVega Corporation, Milano; Mrs. Douglas Auchincloss
DATA: 7" reel; 7? ips; both sides
SUMMARY: Two day International Symposium devoted to critical discussion of points raised by the Contributors' Essays in the 'Project Working Paper' (please see 'related material')
RELATED MATERIAL: PROJECT WORKING PAPER:Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project, New York [The Museum], 1972; Tapes 72.3, 72.4, 72.5
72.3, 72.3D
"'Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project' - Session 2"
January 8, 1972; 3:00 - 5:40 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2002. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#2 of 4)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Sebeok; Umberto Eco; Jean Baudrillard; Manuel Castells; Gillo Dorfles; Gyorgy Kepes; and Meyer Shapiro
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; BrionVega Corporation, Milano; Mrs. Douglas Auchincloss
DATA: 7" reel; 7? ips; both sides
SUMMARY: Two day International Symposium devoted to critical discussion of points raised by the Contributors' Essays in the 'Project Working Paper' (please see 'related material')
RELATED MATERIAL: PROJECT WORKING PAPER:Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project, New York, [The Museum], 1972; Tapes 72.2, 72.4, 72.5
72.4, 72.4D
"'Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project' - Session 3 and Part of Session 4"
January 9, 1972; a.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2002. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#3 of 4)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler, Erich Jantsch (from Austria), Arnold Kramish (UNESCO; National Science Foundation; founder of Institute for the Future), Chris Alexander (architect; University of California), Ed Logue (New York State Urban Development Corporation), Rexford Guy Tugwell (Center for Study of Democratic Institutions, California), Hannah Arendt (New School of Social Research; her field is 'Political Philosophy')
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; BrionVega Corporation, Milano; Mrs. Douglas Auchincloss
DATA: 7" reel; 7? ips; both sides
SUMMARY: Two day International Symposium devoted to critical discussion of points raised by the Contributors' Essays in the 'Project Working Paper' (please see 'related material')
RELATED MATERIAL: PROJECT WORKING PAPER:Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project, New York, [The Museum], 1972; Tapes 72.2, 72.3, 72.5
72.5, 72.5D
"'Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project' - Session 4 continued"
January 9, 1972; p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2002. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, two CD-R use copies and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
(#4 of 4)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Carl Schorske; Richard L. Meier; Suzanne Keller; Henri Lefebvre; Alain Touraine; Martin Pawley; Sheldon Wolin; and Jivan Tabibian
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; BrionVega Corporation, Milano; Mrs. Douglas Auchincloss
DATA: 7" reel; 7? ips; both sides
SUMMARY: Two day International Symposium devoted to critical discussion of points raised by the Contributors' Essays in the 'Project Working Paper' (please see 'related material')
RELATED MATERIAL: PROJECT WORKING PAPER:Institutions for a Post-Technological Society: The Universitas Project, New York, [The Museum], 1972; Tapes 72.2, 72.3, 72.4
72.6
"An Evening with Pedro Portabella"
January 25, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pedro Portabella
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Vampir"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.7
"Opening - 'New Cinema from Quebec'"
February 3, 1972
PERSONALITY: Francois Cloutier, Cultural Minister, Quebec, Canada
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "New Cinema from Quebec"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
72.8
"An Evening with Peter Kubelka"
February 8, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 5 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.9
"An Evening with Ralph Bakshi"
February 15, 1972
PERSONALITY: Ralph Bakshi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Fritz the Cat"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.10, 72.10D
Untitled
February 17, 1972; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Nelson P. Dos Santos
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 3" reel
72.11
"An Evening with Charles I. Levine"
February 22, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Charles I. Levine
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 6 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.12
"La Treve (The Truce)"
March 13, 1972
PERSONALITY: Claude Guillemot
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: New Directors/New Films
SPONSOR: The Film Society of Lincoln Center; Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.13
"An Evening with Hubert Smith"
March 17, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hubert Smith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Changing," "Family," and "Mrs. Mixon"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.14, 72.14D
"Das Neue Kino: West German Cinema"
March 16, 1972; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Das Neue Kino: West German Cinema
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
72.14a
"An Evening with John Marshall"
March 28, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Marshall
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
72.15
"An Evening with Denis Sanders"
April 11, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Denis Sanders
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Soul to Soul"
72.16
"Recent Polish Films"
April 13, 1972; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrzej Wajda
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Late Movie
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; Andrzej Wajda
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Film Polski
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Landscape - After Battle"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.17
"An Evening with Jud Yalkut and Nam June Paik"
April 18, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jud Yalkut and Nam June Paik
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: A question and answer session with Jud Yalkut.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
72.18
"Nagisa Oshima - A Retrospective"
April 20, 1972; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nagisa Oshima
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Nagisa Oshima - A Retrospective
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Donald Richie; Nagisa Oshima
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Sato:The Idol of the Age: Nagisa Oshima, A Standard Bearer for Denunciation; flyer in box lid
72.19, 72.19D
Untitled
May 4, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Paul Schrader
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 3" reel
72.20
"The Films of Bruce Baillie"
May 11, 1972
PERSONALITY: Bruce Baillie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Films of Bruce Baillie" - Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
72.21
"An Evening with Larry Jordan"
May 15, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Larry Jordan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Our Lady of the Sphere," 1969
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.22
"An Evening with Ed Emshwiller"
June 6, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ed Emshwiller
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Film with Three Dancers," "Carol," and "Choice Chance Woman Dance"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
72.23
"Greed"
June 8, 1972
PERSONALITY: Herman Weinberg (author of recent book,Greed)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Three by von Stroheim
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
NOTE: the speaker did not know how to use the microphone.
72.24, 72.24D
Untitled
June 12, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Arthur Lennig
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
DATA: 3" reel
72.25
"Motion Picture Association of America's Film Rating System"
June 13, 1972; 8:00 p.m.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Willard Van Dyke; Walter Bernstein, William Friedkin, Ephraim London, Jack Valenti, William Wolf
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
72.26
"An Evening with William Cannon"
June 13, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William Cannon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
72.27, 72.27D
"Private screening - Films: People's Republic of China"
June 14, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Post-Cultural Revolution Films from the People's Republic of China
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
72.28
"An Evening with Alan Sekers"
June 20, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Alan Sekers
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Arp Statue"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
72.29, 72.29D
"Premiere - 'Fat City'"
July 25, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: John Huston
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Late Movie
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Willard Van Dyke; John Huston
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
72.30, 72.30D
"The Films of King Vidor"
September 7, 1972
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: King Vidor
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Films of King Vidor"
PARTICIPANTS: King Vidor, Willard Van Dyke
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Show People"
72.31
"An Evening with James Herbert"
October 10, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Herbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Guggenheim Quartet"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.32
"An Evening with Jerome Hill"
October 24, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jerome Hill
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
72.33
"An Evening with Timothy Knox"
November 14, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Timothy Knox
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Rough Magic"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.34
Untitled
PERSONALITY: Donald Rozier (Executive Director, Stamford Urban League)
PLACE: WBHI 105.9 FM and WRNW 107.1 FM
PARTICIPANTS: Producer: Chuck Bradley; Donald Rozier
DATA: 7" reel
DONOR: Tape received from Lillian Gerard and Elizabeth Shaw, November 20, 1972
72.35
"An Evening with Ousmane Sembene"
November 27, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ousmane Sembene
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe - Special Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
72.36, 72.36D
"An Evening with Howard Alk"
November 28, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Howard Alk
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel; TRT: 03:48
SUMMARY: Screening of "Eat the Document"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
72.37
"An Evening with Vlatko Gilic"
December 12, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Vlatko Gilic
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 6 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
72.38
"An Evening with Keith Rodan"
December 19, 1972; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Keith Rodan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
73.1, 73.1D
"An Evening with Les Blank"
January 9, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
PERSONALITY: Les Blank
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: Screening of 4 films
73.2
"Ingmar Bergman Directs"
January 18, 1973; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Simon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Ingmar Bergman Directs"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: Screening of "Winter Light," after which John Simon speaks about the film
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.3
"An Evening with Neelon Crawford"
January 23, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Neelon Crawford
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 9 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.4
"An Evening with Roger Andrieux"
February 13, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Roger Andrieux
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Mister Brown"
73.5
"An Evening with Curt McDowell"
February 27, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Curt McDowell
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
73.6
"Hollis Frampton IV"
March 10, 1973; 3:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hollis Frampton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "The Films of Hollis Frampton - March 8-12, 1973"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 7 part program: "Hapax Legomena," 1972, 195 min., silent and sound
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
73.7
"An Evening with James McBride"
March 13, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James McBride
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Glen and Randa"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.8, 73.8D
"'The Ten Commandments,' 1923"
March 20, 1973
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Leatrice Joy
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Films from the Archive
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion with Leatrice Joy, who played Mary in "The Ten Commandments" (directed by Cecil B. DeMille)
73.9
"An Evening with Pat O'Neill"
March 27, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pat O'Neill
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 7 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.10
"Memorial Service for Captain Edward J. Steichen"
April 3, 1973
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Monroe Wheeler, John Szarkowski, Elizabeth Lorenz, Wayne Miller, Henry Allen Moe
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript of tape is housed in the Steichen Archive of The Museum of Modern Art
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
73.11
"An Evening with Stephen Dwoskin, I"
April 17, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stephen Dwoskin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: American premiere of "Times For"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape 73.12
73.12
"An Evening with Stephen Dwoskin, II"
April 24, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stephen Dwoskin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: American premiere of "Dyn Amo" and "Moment"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tape 73.11
73.13
"The Films of Masahiro Shinoda"
April 26, 1973
PERSONALITY: Masahiro Shinoda
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Masahiro Shinoda, April 26 - May 14, 1973
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Pale Flower" and "Assassination"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.14
"An Evening with Phil Niblock"
May 8, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Phil Niblock
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 3 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.15, 73.15D
"An Evening with Merchant-Ivory Productions"
May 15, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Merchant-Ivory Productions
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 3" reel
73.16, 73.16D
Untitled
May 17, 1973
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Emilie de Brigard
DATA: 3" reel
73.17
"An Evening with Adolfas Mekas and Pola Chapelle"
May 29, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Adolfas Mekas and Pola Chapelle
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Going Home"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.18
"Some Social and Political Films of the 1930s"
June 6, 1973; 7:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tom Brandon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: A Missing Chapter in the History of U.S. Documentary Films
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: Screening of 8 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.19
"Short Films"
June 6, 1973; Noon
PERSONALITY: Lindsay Anderson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Lindsay Anderson's Short Films
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "O Dreamland," "Thursday's Children," and "Every Day Except Christmas"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid of 73.20; tapes 73.20, 73.21
73.20
"Short Films"
June 7, 1973; 2:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lindsay Anderson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Lindsay Anderson's Short Films
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Singing Lesson" and "The White Bus"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid; tapes 73.19, 73.21
73.21
"An Evening with Lindsay Anderson"
June 12, 1973
PERSONALITY: Lindsay Anderson, Malcolm McDowell, Alan Price, Michael Medwin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Lindsay Anderson, Malcolm McDowell, Alan Price, Michael Medwin
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "O Lucky Man"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid of 73.20; tapes 73.19, 73.20
73.22
"An Evening with Scott Bartlett"
June 26, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Scott Bartlett
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel; both sides
SUMMARY: Screening of "Medina," "Metanomen," "Serpeant," and "Lovemaking"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.23
"A Special Evening with 'Heavy Traffic'"
August 7, 1973
PERSONALITY: Ralph Bakshi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Discussion following screening of "Heavy Traffic"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.23a
"Magazine Day"
September 18, 1973
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Magazine Publishers Association
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Magazine Publishers Association Sales Rally, morning session
73.24
"An Evening with Naomi Levine"
December 11, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Naomi Levine
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of 6 films
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.25
"An Evening with Frederick Becker"
December 18, 1973; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Frederick Becker
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Heroes"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
73.26
"Ganja and Hess"
December 20, 1973
PERSONALITY: Bill Gunn
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "French Critics Week"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
74.1
"The Films of Robert Smithson"
January 8, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Alloway
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Lawrence Alloway
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Swamp" and "Spiral Jetty," followed by discussion of films by Lawrence Alloway
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
74.1a
"Marcel Duchamp, Alfred Jarry, and Pataphysics"
January 10, 1974; 6:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Roger Shattuck
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Roger Shattuck, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 7, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
74.1b and 74.1bD
"Rrose Selavy alias Marchand du Sel alias Belle Haleine"
January 13, 1974; 3:00 p.m.
(2 copies)
PERSONALITY: Arturo Schwarz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Arturo Schwarz, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 2 copies: 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips - POOR QUALITY. WILL NOT PLAY ON NEWER REEL MACHINE. THE MACHINE CANNOT PLAY REELS AT THE SPEED REQUIRED. 2. 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips - OKAY QUALITY.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 6, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
74.2
"An Evening with Stan Dragoti"
January 15, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Dragoti
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
74.2a and 74.2aD
"Marcel Duchamp: Object or Idea?"
January 17, 1974; 6:30 p.m.
(2 copies)
PERSONALITY: George Heard Hamilton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: George Hamilton, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 2 copies: 1. 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 2. 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 1, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
74.3
"The Films of James Broughton"
January 24, 1974
PERSONALITY: James Broughton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of James Broughton, January 24-31, 1974
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Dreamwood," "This is It," and "High Kukus"
74.4
"An Evening with St. Claire Bourne"
January 29, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: St. Clair Bourne
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Let the Church Say Amen"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
74.4a, 74.4aD
"Padgett: "Marcel Duchamp and Raymond Roussel"
February 7, 1974; 6:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ron Padgett and Bert M-P. Leefmans
Leefmans: "Marcel Duchamp and Stphane Mallarm"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Ron Padgett, Bert Leefmans, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 3 copies (4 tapes and 1 cassette): 1. 74.4a: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; 2. 74.4a1: 2 5" reels; 3 3/4 ips [NOTE: reels are assigned same number, 74.a1]; 3. 74.4a2: 2 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips [NOTE: reels are assigned same number, 74.a2]
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 3 and 4, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
74.5
"An Evening with Robert Beavers"
February 12, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
[MISSING]
PERSONALITY: Robert Beavers
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Still Light" and "Work Done"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
74.5a, 74.5aD
"Marcel Duchamp and Leonardo da Vinci"
February 17, 1974; 3:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Theodore Reff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Theodore Reff, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 2 copies: 1. (74.5a1): 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 2. (74.5a2): 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 5, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
74.5b, 74.5bD
"Portrait of Marcel Duchamp as a Dropout"
February 21, 1974; 6:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Lebel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Lectures: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Lebel, Kynaston McShine
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Marcel Duchamp[MoMA Exh. #1050, December 28, 1973-February 24, 1974]
DATA: 2 copies: 1. (74.5b1): 5" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 2. (74.5b2): 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see the Marcel Duchamp Lecture Series Collection, Folder 2, for transcript; Special Slide Archive
74.6
"An Evening with Mark Rappaport"
February 26, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mark Rappaport
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
74.7
"Isle of Wight Pop Festival"
February 28, 1974
[MISSING]
PERSONALITY: Murray Lerner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
74.8
"An Evening with Nancy Graves"
March 5, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nancy Graves
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
74.9
"An Evening with Kenneth Anger"
March 12, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Anger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
74.10
"An Evening with Larry Gottheim"
April 16, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Larry Gottheim
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Barn Rushes" and "Horizons"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
74.11
"Opening of Raoul Walsh Retrospective"
April 18, 1974
PERSONALITY: Raoul Walsh
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Raoul Walsh Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "(Little) Country Cousin (Mouse)" and "Gentleman Jim"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
74.12
"An Evening with Fred Halsted"
April 23, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Fred Halsted
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "L.A. Plays Itself" and "Sex Garage"
NOTE: Tape borrowed by Laurence Kardish, April 24, 1987, and has been lost.
74.13
"An Evening with James B. Harris"
May 14, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James B. Harris
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Sleeping Beauty: Some Call It Loving"
74.14
"An Evening with Mirielle Dansereau"
May 28, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mirielle Dansereau
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "La Vie Revee (Dream Life)"
74.15
"An Evening with Sidney Peterson"
May 25, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sidney Peterson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
74.16
"An Evening with Danny Lyon"
June 11, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Danny Lyon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Soc. Sci. 127," "Llanito," and "El Mojado"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
74.17
"Rehearsal for Summergarden"
September 21, 23, 1974
PERSONALITY: Elaine Summers Dance Company
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Summergarden
SPONSOR: Mobil Foundation
DATA: ?" cable tape (videotape)
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This video recording has been recatalogued into the Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection
74.18
"An Evening with Leo Hurwitz"
October 8, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Leo Hurwitz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish
(Leo Hurwitz was not present)
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Native Land"
74.19
"The Hanafuda Game"
October 17, 1974
PERSONALITY: Paul Schrader
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Yakuza Films" (Japanese Gangster Films)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paul Schrader
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Hanafuda Game" (Hanafuda Shobu) from theRed Peony Gamblerseries, 1969, Tai Kato
74.20
"An Evening with Jan Lenica"
October 22, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jan Lenica
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Adam 2: the strange, fantastic, monstrous, entirely incredible and yet true story of his life," 1970, animation
74.21
"An Evening with Ralph Bakshi"
November 12, 1974
PERSONALITY: Ralph Bakshi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: Premiere of "Coonskin," 1974, animated and live action
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
74.22
"An Evening with Barry Gerson"
November 19, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barry Gerson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of Gerson's recent short films including "Luminous Zone," 1973
74.23
"An Evening with Frank Vitale"
December 10, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Frank Vitale
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Montreal Main," 1974, Roninfilm
74.24
"An Evening with James Herbert"
December 17, 1974; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Herbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; James Herbert
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of three new films including "January," "Three," and "Apalachee" (work-in-progress)
74.25
"An Evening with Nick MacDonald"
November 26, 1974
PERSONALITY: Nick MacDonald
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Break Out!," "No More Leadershit," and "The Liberal War"
74.26
"Hearts and Minds"
December 5, 1974; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Davis
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "French Critics Week" - Selections by the Association of French Film Critics from the 1974 Cannes Film Festival
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
74.27a
"'American Prints: 1913-1963,' Symposium"
December 3, 1974
(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Lloyd Goodrich, Una Johnson, Jacob Kainen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lloyd Goodrich, Una Johnson, Jacob Kainen
EXHIBITION:American Prints: 1913-1963[MoMA Exh. #1082a, December 3, 1974-March 3, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Symposium: 74.27a (1913-1940); 74.27b (1940-1963)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 74.27b
DONOR: Received December 11, 1968
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2007 through the generous funding of The Dedalus Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials 74.27 for subscription form.
74.27b
"'American Prints: 1913-1963,' Symposium"
December 3, 1974
(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Sylvan Cole, Jr., Mrs. Tatyana Grosman, William S. Lieberman, Robert Motherwell
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Sylvan Cole, Jr., Mrs. Tatyana Grosman, William S. Lieberman, Robert Motherwell
EXHIBITION:American Prints: 1913-1963[MoMA Exh. #1082a, December 3, 1974-March 3, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Symposium: 74.27a (1913-1940); 74.27b (1940-1963)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 74.27a
DONOR: Received December 11, 1968
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2007 through the generous funding of The Dedalus Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials 74.27 for subscription form.
75.1
"An Evening with New Day Films"
January 7, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: "New Day Films"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Directors of New Day Films
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of films distributed by New Day Films followed by discussion of New Day's concepts
75.2
"The Wedding March"
January 20, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Herman Weinberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Herman Weinberg
SPONSOR: Department of Film; George Eastman House
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of Erich von Stroheim's "The Wedding March"; Herman Weinberg, author of "The Complete Wedding March," introduces the program and presents slides of footage no longer extant.
75.3
"An Evening with Peter Gidal"
January 21, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Gidal
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Hall," "Clouds," "Movie No. 1," and "Room Film"
75.4
"The Man Not the Myth"
February 5, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Cole Weston
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Edward Weston: Three Lectures"
PARTICIPANTS: Cole Weston
SPONSOR: Department of Photography; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Edward Weston[MoMA Exh. #1085, January 29-March 30, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; exhibition poster with wall label on reverse; announcement of lecture series
75.5
"Film History in the Making--The Early Career of D.W. [David Wark] Griffith"
February 6, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ron Mottram
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Two Lectures on D.W. Griffith
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION:From the D.W. Griffith Collection[MoMA Exh. #1098, May 15-September 3, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Illustrated lecture in conjunction with retrospective of Griffith films
75.6
"An Evening with Werner Schroeter"
February 11, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Werner Schroeter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Ila Von Hasperg (Schroeter's assistant)
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Salome," 1971, followed by discussion session
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
75.7
"An Evening with Hollis Frampton"
February 18, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hollis Frampton
PLACE : The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of recent films
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.8
"Weston as a Modernist Classic"
February 19, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hilton Kramer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Edward Weston: Three Lectures"
SPONSOR: Department of Photography; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Edward Weston[MoMA Exh. #1085, January 29-March 30, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; one side; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: MoMA press release; announcement of lecture series
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.9
"From Shot to Image: On the Formal Aspects of [David Wark] Griffith's Biograph Work"
February 20, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tom Gunning
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Two Lectures on D.W. Griffith
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Special Events
EXHIBITION:From the D.W. Griffith Collection[MoMA Exh. #1098, May 15-September 3, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
75.9a
"Weston on Photography"
February 12, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nathan Lyons (Director, Visual Studies Workshop)
SERIES: Edward Weston: Three Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Photography
EXHIBITION:Edward Weston[MoMA Exh. #1085, January 29-March 30, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
75.10
"The Films of Francesco Rosi"
February 27, 1975; 8:00 p.m.; March 1, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Francesco Rosi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: The Films of Francesco Rosi, February 27 - March 11, 1975
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: February 27: Screening of "Salvatore Guiliano," 1961; March 1: Screening of "Hands over the City," 1963
75.11
"An Evening with Arthur and Corinne Cantrill"
March 4, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Arthur Cantrill and Corinne Cantrill
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Red Stone Dancer," "Earth Message," excerpt from "Skin of Your Eye," "At Eltham," and a work-in-progress based on 3 images by Baldwin Spencer
75.12
"An Evening with the Dutch Co-op"
March 18, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: The Dutch Co-op
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Niko Paape
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Films by Lynne M. Tillman, Barbara Meter, Mattijn Seip, Niko Paape, Tom Chomont, Jos Schoffelen, Peter Erdmann; selected by members of Nederlandse Filmmakers Kooperatie, Amsterdam
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.13
"Modern European Sculpture before World War II"
April 15, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Albert Elsen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: "Modern Sculpture" - four lectures presented on the occasion of the Anthony Caro Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Anthony Caro[MoMA Exh. #1096, April 30-July 6, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Announcement of lecture series; tapes 75.15, 75.16, 75.19
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.14
"An Evening with Yvonne Rainer"
April 22, 1975
PERSONALITY: Yvonne Rainer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Yvonne Rainer
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "A Film about a Woman Who...." 1974
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.15
"American Post-War Sculpture: New Directions in the Late 40s and 50s"
April 22, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Wayne Andersen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Modern Sculpture" - four lectures on modern sculpture on the occasion of the Anthony Caro Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Anthony Caro[MoMA Exh. #1096, April 30-July 6, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.13, 75.16, 75.19
75.16
"Anthony Caro"
April 29, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Michael Fried
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: "Modern Sculpture" - four lectures on modern sculpture on the occasion of the Anthony Caro Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Anthony Caro[MoMA Exh. #1096, April 30-July 6, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.13, 75.15, 75.19
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.17
"An Evening with Taka Iimura"
April 29, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Taka Iimura
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
75.18
"Anthony Caro on Anthony Caro"
May 3, 1975; 10:00 a.m.
PERSONALITY: Anthony Caro
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Anthony Caro[MoMA Exh. #1096, April 30-July 6, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; ca. 100 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Announcement of lecture in box lid. This recording has been preserved. A C.D. copy now exists.
75.19
"Post-Modernist Sculpture"
May 6, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Edward F. Fry
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: "Modern Sculpture" - four lectures on modern sculpture on the occasion of the Anthony Caro Retrospective
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Anthony Caro[MoMA Exh. #1096, April 30-July 6, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; both sides; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Announcement of lecture series; tapes 75.13, 75.15, 75.16
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.20
"D.W. [David Wark] Griffith's 'The Birth of a Nation': Muckraking a Southern Legend"
May 15, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Russell Merritt (Associate Professor, Communication Arts, University of Wisconsin, Madison)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION:From the D.W. Griffith Collection[MoMA Exh. #1098, May 15-September 3, 1975]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction with Griffith Centennial
75.21
"Dedication of Barr/d'Harnoncourt Galleries"
May 13, 1975
PERSONALITY: V.P.* Nelson A. Rockefeller and William S. Paley
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Lobby
PARTICIPANTS: V.P.* Nelson A. Rockefeller and William S. Paley
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: [* Vice President]
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcription
75.22
"An Evening with Robert Breer"
May 27, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Breer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
75.23
"An Evening with Ulvi A. Dogan"
June 3, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ulvi A. Dogan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Dry Summer," 1964
75.24
"An Evening with Storm De Hirsch"
June 10, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Storm De Hirsch
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Shaman, A Tapestry for Sorcerers," "River Ghost," "An Experiment in Meditation," "Cayuga Run," "Geometrics of the Kabbalah"
75.25
"An Evening with Howard Guttenplan"
June 17, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Howard Guttenplan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Diaries 72-74, Europe/USA"
75.26
"Milhous - A White Comedy"
July 10, 1975
PERSONALITY: Emile de Antonio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion session following screening
75.27
"An Evening with Victor Faccinto"
October 14, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Victor Faccinto
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short, animated films, recommended for adults only
75.28
"An Evening with Aaron Lipetz"
October 21, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Aaron Lipetz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Up to His Ears," 1975
75.29
"An Evening with Amalie Rothschild"
October 28, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Amalie Rothschild
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Woo Who?," 1969, and "Nana, Mom and Me," 1974
75.30
"An Evening with Karen Arthur"
November 17, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Karen Arthur
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Legacy," 1975, written by and starring Joan Hotchkis; adults only
75.31
"An Evening with the Pacific Street Film Collective"
November 24, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pacific Street Film Collective
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Howard Blatt, Steven Fischer, Joel Sucher
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Inciting to Riot," 1970; "Red Squad," 1972; and "Frame Up! The Imprisonment of Martin Sostre," 1974
75.32
"An Evening with Bill Daughton"
December 8, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Bill Daughton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Corner of the Circle," 1974
75.33
"An Evening with James Lipscomb"
December 15, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Lipscomb
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Cutting Loose," 1974
75.34
"The Evolution of Walt Disney's 'Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs'"
December 21, 1975; noon
PERSONALITY: Gene London
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Films for Young People
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Mickey's Birthday Party," "Flowers and Trees," "The Three Little Pigs," "The Band Concert," "The Goddess of Spring," "The Old Mill," "Unsung Villains," and clips from "Snow White"
RELATED MATERIAL: Press release
75.35
"An Evening with Louis Hock"
December 22, 1975; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Louis Hock
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of several short films, including "Studies in Chronovision," "Light Tape," "Still Lives," and "Silent Rehearsal"
75.36
"On the Nature of Modern Art"
October 22, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#2 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: On the Nature of Modern Art: 6 Illustrated Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
SUMMARY: 2nd in the series of six lectures; 1st lecture not recorded
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.37, 75.38, 75.39, 75.40
75.37
"On the Nature of Modern Art"
October 29, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#3 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: On the Nature of Modern Art: 6 Illustrated Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
SUMMARY: 3rd in the series of six lectures; 1st lecture not recorded
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.36, 75.38, 75.39, 75.40
75.38
"On the Nature of Modern Art"
November 5, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#4 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: On the Nature of Modern Art: 6 Illustrated Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 4th in the series of six lectures; 1st lecture not recorded
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.36, 75.37, 75.39, 75.40
75.39
"On the Nature of Modern Art"
November 12, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#5 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: On the Nature of Modern Art: 6 Illustrated Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 5th in the series of six lectures; 1st lecture not recorded
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.36, 75.37, 75.38, 75.40
75.40
"On the Nature of Modern Art"
November 19, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#6 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: On the Nature of Modern Art: 6 Illustrated Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 6th in the series of six lectures; 1st lecture not recorded
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 75.36, 75.37, 75.38, 75.39
75.41
"The Architecture of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts"
November 11, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler, Richard Chafee, Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Neil Levine, Vincent Scully, David Van Zanten
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Retrieving the 19th Century: Two Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler; Richard Chafee, Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Neil Levine, Vincent Scully, David Van Zanten
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "The Architecture of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts" - Exh. #1110
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: The politics of teaching architecture; the theory of composition; the uses of the past; the idea of architectural legibility
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 75.42
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.42
"The Academic City and the Modern Movement"
November 18, 1975; 8:00 p.m.
(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler, George Baird, Colin Rowe, Carl Schorske, Anthony Vidler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Retrieving the 19th Century: Two Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler; George Baird, Colin Rowe, Carl Schorske, Anthony Vidler
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "The Architecture of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts" - Exh. #1110
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Form and polemics of the modern movement's attack on the academic city; Paris, Chicago, Canberra, New Delhi; Haussmannization; the reassessment of Beaux-Arts urban esthetics and the future of modern urbanism
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 75.41
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
75.43
"A Tribute to Henry Allen Moe"
December 8, 1975
PERSONALITY: Henry Allen Moe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
76.1
"An Evening with Tom Chomont"
January 12, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tom Chomont
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films, 1969-1975, ca. 70 min.
76.2
"An Evening with Morgan Fisher"
January 26, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Morgan Fisher
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 7 short films, including "Cue Rolls"
76.3
"An Evening with Andrew Noren"
February 9, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrew Noren
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Phantom Enthusiast" (or "Adventures of the Exquisite Corpse, Part III"), 1975, silent, ca. 70 min.; adults only
76.4
"La Region Centrale"
February 19, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Michael Snow
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Michael Snow Retrospective
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Snow
SPONSOR: Department of Film
EXHIBITION:Projects: Michael Snow, Photographs[MoMA Exh. #1120, February 19-April 27, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
76.5
"The Artist as Filmmaker: Michael Snow"
February 23, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Michael Snow
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Michael Snow Retrospective
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Regina Cornwell; Richard Foreman, Paul Sharits, Pierre Theberge
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Projects: Michael Snow, Photographs[MoMA Exh. #1120, February 19-April 27, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.6
"A Dialogue with Lucy Lippard"
February 28, 1976; 10:00 a.m.
PERSONALITY: Lucy Lippard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bernice Rose; Lucy Lippard
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "Drawing Now: 1955-1975" - Exh. #1117
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This recording was remastered from the original reel-to-reel in February 1999 by Adrian Cosentini onto two 10.5" reels and two Standard Audio Cassettes. Please see 99.1a and 99.1b.
76.7
"An Evening with Walter Gutman"
March 1, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Walter Gutman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Benedict Arnold," 1975
76.8
"The Work of Henri Cartier-Bresson"
March 2, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Beaumont Newhall
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
SUMMARY: Illustrated lecture based in part on Newhall's unpublished correspondence with Cartier-Bresson
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.9
"An Evening with Anthony McCall, New York"
March 8, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Anthony McCall
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Four Projected Movements" and "Line Describing a Cone," ca. 90 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.10
"An Evening with Hubert Smith, California"
March 15, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hubert Smith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Single Parent," 1974, 42 min., and "The Spirit Possessions of Alejandro Mamani," 1974, from the series "The Aymara Indians of Bolivia," an American Universities Field Staff Documentary Film Project, 27 min.
76.11
"An Evening with James Benning"
March 22, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Benning (Illinois)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Warner Communications Inc.; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "194," 1974, 3 min.; "8? x 11," 1974, 33 min.; "The United States of America," 1975, 25 min.; "Saturday Night," 1975, 3 min.; "9/1/75," 1975, 22 min.
76.12
"The 'Bonheur de Vivre': A Theme and Its Variations"
March 30, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pierre Schneider
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Fauvism and Its Affinities
PARTICIPANTS: Pierre Schneider
SPONSOR: Department of Education; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The "Wild Beasts": Fauvism and Its Affinities[MoMA Exh. #1122, March 24-June 1, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RESTRICTIONS: 1. Available for 3 years (or until we hear of the book publication) *; 2. Individual requests (except Museum staff) must be cleared directly with Pierre Schneider, 10 Rue Alasseur, Paris, 75015 [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: * Schneider, Pierre.Matisse. Paris: Flammarion; c. 1984.
76.13
"The 'School of Chatou'"
April 6, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Golding (Courtald Institute of Art)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Fauvism and Its Affinities
PARTICIPANTS: John Golding
SPONSOR: Department of Education; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The "Wild Beasts": Fauvism and Its Affinities[MoMA Exh. #1122, March 24-June 1, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RESTRICTIONS: 1. limited to scholars and serious students; 2. not to be available after January 31, 1979 [12/90: restrictions revised; see page iii]
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.14
"Matisse and the Meaning of Still Life"
April 13, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Theodore Reff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Fauvism and Its Affinities
PARTICIPANTS: Theodore Reff
SPONSOR: Department of Education; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The "Wild Beasts": Fauvism and Its Affinities[MoMA Exh. #1122, March 24-June 1, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.15
"An Evening with George Griffin"
April 19, 1976; 5:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: George Griffin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: George Griffin
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Warner Communications Inc.; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short animation and live action films, 1969-1975, including "One Man's Laundry" and "The Club," ca. 50 min.
76.16
"The 'Expressionist Moment' in Fauvism"
April 20, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Donald E. Gordon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Fauvism and Its Affinities
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Arts; Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The "Wild Beasts": Fauvism and Its Affinities[MoMA Exh. #1122, March 24-June 1, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 83 min.; slides
76.17
"The Birth of the Cinema"
April 23, 1976; 6:30-10:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ted Perry, Brooks McNamara, P. Adams Sitney, John Fell, Russell Merritt
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Ted Perry; Brooks McNamara, P. Adams Sitney, John Fell, Russell Merritt
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
SUMMARY: A symposium on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the first public projection of Edison's motion pictures at Koster & Bial's Music Hall, New York
76.18
"An Evening with Martha Coolidge"
April 26, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Martha Coolidge
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Warners Communication, Inc.; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Not a Pretty Picture," 1975, 90 min.
76.18a
"The Architecture of Luis Barragan"
April 27, 1976
PERSONALITY: Luis Barragan
EXHIBITION:Architecture of Luis Barragn[MoMA Exh. #1136, June 4-September 1, 1976]
DATA: 10.5" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 107; tape 76.18b
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.18b
"The Architecture of Luis Barragan"
May 6, 1976
PERSONALITY: Luis Barragan
EXHIBITION:Architecture of Luis Barragn[MoMA Exh. #1136, June 4-September 1, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 107; Tape 76.18a
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.19
"An Evening with John Voorhees"
May 10, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Voorhees
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: John Voorhees
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York State Council on the Arts; Warner Communications, Inc.
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Destiny the Universal Fantasy," 1974, "Whispers Delaying Grace," 1974, and "Serving Time," 1972, 70 min.
76.20
"An Evening with George Landow"
June 7, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: George Landow (Chicago)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films including "Wide Angle Season," 1976, ca. 60 min.
NOTE: This tape is blank.
76.21
"An Evening with Daniel Kamwa, Cameroon"
June 14, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Daniel Kamwa
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Pousse Pousse," 1974, 100 min.
76.22
"An Evening with David Morris and Victoria Wozniak"
June 21, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Burtin Morris and Victoria Wozniak
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Loose Ends," 1975, 100 min.
76.23
"Rodin's Monument to Balzac"
September 20, 1976
PERSONALITY: Albert Elsen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: The Cantor, Fitzgerald Group
EXHIBITION:Rodin Balzac[MoMA Exh. #1146, September 20-November 18, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.24
"The Discovery of Light: American Luminist Painting, 1850-1875"
October 5, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
(#1 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Professor Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr. (Curator of American Painting and Sculpture at Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Five Lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Natural Paradise: Painting in America, 1800-1950"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800-1950[MoMA Exh. #1148, September 29-November 30, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 930' tape
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.25, 76.29, 76.30, 76.32
76.25
"The Changing Concept of Place in Early 20th Century American Landscape Painting"
October 12, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
(#2 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Professor Wanda Corn (Department of Art History, Mills College, Oakland, California)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Five lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Natural Paradise: Painting in America, 1800-1950"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800-1950[MoMA Exh. #1148, September 29-November 30, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; slides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.24, 76.29, 76.30, 76.32
76.26
"An Evening with Chick Strand"
October 18, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Chick Strand (Los Angeles)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
76.27
"An Evening with Jonas Mekas, New York"
October 25, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jonas Mekas
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Lost, Lost, Lost" (recently completed reels 1-6 of "Diaries, Notes & Sketches," 1949-1963), 176 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.28
"An Evening with Chantal Akerman of Belgium"
November 8, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Chantal Akerman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles," 1965, with Delphine Seyrig, French, English titles, 199 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.29
"The Artist and His Glory in Romanticism"
November 9, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
(#3 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Professor Gert Schiff (New York University, Institute of Fine Arts, New York)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Five Lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Natural Paradise: Painting in America, 1800-1950"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800-1950[MoMA Exh. #1148, September 29-November 30, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.24, 76.25, 76.30, 76.32
76.30
"Nature's Republic: The Specialty of Landscape in the American Experience"
November 16, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
(#4 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Leo Marx (Kenan Professor, M.I.T.)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Five Lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Natural Paradise: Painting in America, 1800-1950"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800-1950[MoMA Exh. #1148, September 29-November 30, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; not illustrated
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.24, 76.25, 76.29, 76.32
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.31
"An Evening with Bruce Conner of San Francisco"
November 22, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Bruce Conner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Crossroads," "Take the 5:10 to Dreamland," and others
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
76.32
"Americans in Search of a Past"
November 23, 1976; 8:00 p.m.
(#5 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Dr. Joshua C. Taylor (Director, National Collection of Fine Arts)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Five Lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Natural Paradise: Painting in America, 1800-1950"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Natural Paradise: Painting in America 1800-1950[MoMA Exh. #1148, September 29-November 30, 1976]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; slides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.24, 76.25, 76.29, 76.30
76.33
"An Evening with Chuck Hudina (Iowa City)"
December 6, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Chuck Hudina
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Grease," "Sound Stills," and a work in progress
76.34
"An Evening with Mark Rappaport (New York)"
December 13, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mark Rappaport
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Mozart in Love"
76.35
"An Evening with Peter Bryant (Vancouver)"
December 20, 1976; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Bryant
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Bryant
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Supreme Kid"
76.36
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 6, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.37
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 7, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.38
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 12, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.39
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 13, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.40
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 14, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.41
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 17, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.42, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.42
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 19, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.43, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.43
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 20, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Education, National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.44
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.44
"The Narrative Film: Changes in Form and Style"
November 21, 1976
PERSONALITY: Frank Daniel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 76.36, 76.37, 76.38, 76.39, 76.40, 76.41, 76.42, 76.43
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
76.45
"Judith M. Kass Interviews Stephen Harvey"
October 20, 1976 (Edited & Approved for Broadcast Nov. 12, 1976)
PERSONALITY: Stephen Harvey
PARTICIPANTS: Judith M. Kass
SPONSOR: WBAI-FM Radio
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
DONOR: Film Department
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 29, 1993
77.1
"Three Photographers: A Student Discussion"
January 22, 1977; 10:00 a.m.
PERSONALITY: Emmet Gowin, Ray Metzker, Art Sinsabaugh
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Emmet Gowin, Ray Metzker, Art Sinsabaugh
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Harry Callahan[MoMA Exh. #1158, December 2, 1976-February 8, 1977]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1 hour 45 min.
SUMMARY: Three of Harry Callahan's former students discuss their work
77.2
"An Evening with Neelon Crawford of New York City"
January 24, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Neelon Crawford
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Neelon Crawford
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of several short films
77.3
"New Films 1971-1974"
February 4, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe/Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Eyes," "Deus Ex," "The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eye's," 1971
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.4, 77.5, 77.6
77.4
"New Films 1971-1974"
February 5, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe/Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 17 films, 1971-1972
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.3, 77.5, 77.6
77.5
"New Films 1971-1974"
February 6, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe/Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 12 films, 1971-1972
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.3, 77.4, 77.6
77.6
"New Films 1971-1974"
February 7, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe/Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Text of Light," 1974
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.3, 77.4, 77.5
77.7
"New Independent New York Narratives"
February 14, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Drew Denbaum, Gary Drucker, Lamar Sanders
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Drew Denbaum, Gary Drucker, Lamar Sanders
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of Gary Drucker's "Hit and Run"; Lamar Sanders' "Wet Exit"; and Drew Denbaum's "Lovesick"; followed by discussion session between audience and filmmakers
77.8
"An Evening with Walter Gutman of New York City"
February 21, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Walter Gutman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Martha Washington," 1976, (Filmmakers' Cooperative)
77.9
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 15, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.10, 77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14, 77.15
77.10
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 16, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14, 77.15
77.11
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 19, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.10, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14, 77.15
77.12
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 22, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.10, 77.11, 77.13, 77.14, 77.15
77.13
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 23, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.10, 77.11, 77.12, 77.14, 77.15
77.13a
"Artist Chaim Gross"
January 23, 1977
PERSONALITY: Chaim Gross
PLACE: Greenwich Village Studio, New York City
PARTICIPANTS: Chaim Gross and M. Schonfield
DATA: 5" reel; 7? ips; 13.30 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.14
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 26, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.10, 77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.15
NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii].
77.15
"The Essence of Cinema"
January 29, 1977
PERSONALITY: Peter Kubelka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.9, 77.10, 77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14
NOTE: No transcription; any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii].
77.16, 77.16D
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
February 16, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion of "Blow-Up"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.17, 77.19, 77.20, 77.22, 77.25, 77.28, 77.33
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
77.17
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
February 23, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion of "Zabriskie Point"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.19, 77.20, 77.22, 77.25, 77.28, 77.33
NOTE: Any requests involving publication must be cleared in writing with Stephen Harvey (Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art). [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
77.18
"An Evening with Jean Eustache of Paris"
March 7, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jean Eustache
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; presented in co-operation with the French Film Office, New York
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Mes Petites Amoureuses," 1974
77.19
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
March 2, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes; syllabus; tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.20, 77.22, 77.25, 77.28, 77.33
77.20
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
March 9, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.19, 77.22, 77.25, 77.28, 77.33
77.21
"An Evening with Ron Taylor of North Carolina"
March 14, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ron Taylor
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Suckalo," 1969-1976, and "Autobiographical film," 136 min.
77.22
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
March 16, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.19, 77.20, 77.25, 77.28, 77.33
77.23
"Chuck Jones: The Years at Warner Bros., Program II"
March 20, 1977; noon
PERSONALITY: Chuck Jones
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Chuck Jones: The Years at Warner Bros. (Special Cineprobe)
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Warner Bros.; United Artists
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 8 cartoons
77.24
"An Evening with Steve Dwoskin of London"
March 28, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Steve Dwoskin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Central Bazaar," 1976, 160 min., adults only
77.25
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
March 30, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.19, 77.20, 77.22, 77.28, 77.33
77.26
"Pudovkin and His Contemporaries"
April 2, 1977; 7:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Alexander Karaganov (Director of the Filmmakers' Association of the Soviet Union)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Aspects of Soviet Cinema
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.30
77.27
"An Evening with James Herbert of Athens, Ga."
April 4, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Herbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Night Horses," adults only
77.28
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
April 6, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.19, 77.20, 77.22, 77.25, 77.33
77.29
"Part I: The Working Process; Part II: Objects in a Non-Objective World"
Part I: April 7, 1977; 6:00 p m.; Part II: April 7, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Oskar Fischinger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Oskar Fischinger (a retrospective of films)
PARTICIPANTS: Elfriede Fischinger
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Elfriede Fischinger, widow of Oskar Fischinger, shows and discusses a selection of her late husband's films (2 90 minute programs: Part I shown at 6:00 p.m., Part II shown at 8:30 p.m.)
77.30
"U.S.S.R.: Fifteen Republics, Fifteen Cinemas--Similarities and Differences"
April 9, 1977; 7:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Alexander Karaganov (Director of the Filmmakers' Association of the Soviet Union)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Aspects of Soviet Cinema
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.26
77.31
"Robert Rauschenberg"
April 11, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrew Forge (Dean, Yale University School of Art)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "Robert Rauschenberg" - Exh. #1170
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 800' tape
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.32
"An Evening with Warren Sonbert of Berkeley and New York"
April 11, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Warren Sonbert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Rude Awakening" and work-in-progress
77.33
"Antonioni: The Artist as Thinker"
April 13, 1977
PERSONALITY: Professor William Arrowsmith (Yale School of Drama)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: Department of Film; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.16, 77.17, 77.19, 77.20, 77.22, 77.25, 77.28
77.34, 77.34D
"Homage to Hans Richter"
March 21, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Brian O'Doherty (Patrick Ireland [pseudonym], Director of Public Media Program, NEA)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This recording was preserved in 2006. In addition to the original, a CD service copy now exists.
77.35
"Influence of Soviet Silent Cinema"
April 18, 1977
PERSONALITY: Herbert Kline
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Eileen Bowser; Herbert Kline
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 13 min.
SUMMARY: Tape played for Symposium at Varna, Bulgaria, on May 3, 1977
77.36
"Opening of The Roy and Niuta Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art"
June 8, 1977; 7:00-10:00 p.m.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
77.37
"Special Cineprobe/What's Happening?: An Evening with Tom Joslin"
June 7, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tom Joslin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "BlackStar: The Autobiography of a Close Friend"
77.38
"An Evening with Barry Gerson"
June 13, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barry Gerson (New York City)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Celulloid Illuminations," 1975, and "Translucent Appearances," 1975
77.39
"An Evening with Leo Hurwitz"
June 20, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Leo Hurwitz (New York City)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Dialogue with a Woman Departed," work-in-progress
77.40
"The Documentary Impulse"
June 22, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.41, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.45, 77.46, 77.47
77.41
"The Documentary Impulse"
June 29, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.45, 77.46, 77.47
77.42
"The Documentary Impulse"
July 6, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.43, 77.44, 77.45, 77.46, 77.47
77.43
"The Documentary Impulse"
July 13, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.42, 77.44, 77.45, 77.46, 77.47
77.44
"The Documentary Impulse"
July 20, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.46, 77.47
77.45
"The Documentary Impulse"
July 27, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.46, 77.47
77.46
"The Documentary Impulse"
August 3, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.45, 77.47
77.47
"The Documentary Impulse"
August 10, 1977
PERSONALITY: James Blue (Co-Director of the Media Center, Rice University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Department of Film
DATA: 7" reels; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: History of the non-fiction film from the late 19th century to the present, discussing the formal, cultural, and moral issues involved in the documentary impulse
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.40, 77.41, 77.42, 77.43, 77.44, 77.45, 77.46
77.48
"Law and Order"
August 30, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Card
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Universal Pictures--65 Years"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: James Card
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
77.49
"Waterloo Bridge"
September 8, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William K. Everson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium; MoMA
SERIES: "Universal Pictures--65 Years"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.50
77.50
"Lecture program on Universal series"
September 19, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William K. Everson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Universal Pictures--65 Years"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.49
77.51
"The Power Houses: The Age of Retreat, 1714-1914"
September 28, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Mark Girouard
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Three Lectures on English Domestic Architecture
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Columbia University
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: 1st lecture was given at Wood Auditorium, Avery Hall Extension, Columbia University, and was not recorded.
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.52
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.52
"The Victorian 'Queen Anne' Style"
October 3, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Mark Girouard
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Three Lectures on English Domestic Architecture
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Columbia University
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: 1st lecture was given at Wood Auditorium, Avery Hall Extension, Columbia University, and was not recorded.
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 77.51
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.53
"Czanne's Posthumous Fate"
October 7, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: John Rewald
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne: The Late Work--Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 800'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.55, 77.57, 77.59
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.54
"Czanne's Sites"
October 8, 1977; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Erle Loran and Pavel Machotka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Czanne Studies: A Week of Specialized Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Principle speakers: Erle Loran and Pavel Machotka; Fritz Novotny, Robert Ratcliffe, John Rewald
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Side 1 - 1020'; Side 2 - 450'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.56, 77.58, 77.60, 77.61
77.55
"Czanne and the Image of Death"
October 8, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Theodore Reff
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne: The Late Work - Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1040'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.53, 77.57, 77.59
77.56
"Portraits, Figures, Bathers"
October 9, 1977; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Gowing and Theodore Reff (principal speakers)
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Czanne Studies: A Week of Specialized Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Principal speakers: Lawrence Gowing and Theodore Reff; Wayne Andersen, Douglas Druick, Melvin Waldfogel
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.54, 77.58, 77.60, 77.61
77.57
"Czanne's View of Himself"
October 9, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Gowing
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne: The Late Work - Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.53, 77.55, 77.59
77.58
"Czanne's Techniques"
October 10, 1977; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert L. Herbert and Richard Shiff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Czanne Studies: A Week of Specialized Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Principal speakers: Robert L. Herbert and Richard Shiff; Erle Loran, Genevieve Monnier, F. Novotny
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Side 1 - 1354'; Side 2 - 560'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.54, 77.56, 77.60, 77.61
77.59
"Czanne: The Late Bathers"
October 10, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Wayne Andersen
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne: The Late Work - Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Side 1 - 1354'; Side 2 - 100'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.53, 77.55, 77.57
77.60
"Czanne and Twentieth-Century Art"
October 11, 1977; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Edward F. Fry and Clement Greenberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Czanne Studies: A Week of Specialized Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Principal speakers: Edward Fry and Clement Greenberg; John Elderfield, George Heard Hamilton, Marianne L. Teuber
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.54; 77.56, 77.58, 77.61
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.61
"Twentieth Century Reactions to Czanne"
October 11, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Meyer Schapiro
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SERIES: Czanne Studies: A Week of Specialized Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Principal speaker: Meyer Schapiro; William S. Rubin, John Rewald, Theodore Reff, Lawrence Gowing, Wayne Andersen
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.54, 77.56, 77.58, 77.60
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.62
"The Graphic Revolution"
October 14, 1977
PERSONALITY: J. Stewart Johnson, Ivan Chermayeff, George Lois, Paul Rand
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: J. Stewart Johnson; Ivan Chermayeff, George Lois, Paul Rand
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A discussion by prominent graphic designers concerning the relevance of the design movement represented inThe Graphic Revolution: 1915-1935to contemporary advertising and graphic design.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.63
"An Evening with Charlie Ahearn"
October 17, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Charlie Ahearn (New York City)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of recent short films including "Five Days and Nights," ca. 70 min.
77.63a
"Public Relations"
October 22, 1977; 10:00 a.m.
NOTE: This tape is blank; confirmed October 2009.
PERSONALITY: Garry Winogrand
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Photography
EXHIBITION:Public Relations: Garry Winogrand[MoMA Exh. #1190, October 18-December 11, 1977]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
77.64
"Czanne Exhibit"
September 28, 1977
PERSONALITY: Michael Marrinan
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Travel Log and "Czanne in the 20th Century"
NOTE: This recording is irreparably damaged. For access, see 77.64D.
77.64D
"Czanne Exhibit"
September 28, 1977
PERSONALITY: Michael Marrinan
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 2 3" reels
SUMMARY: Travel Log and "Czanne in the 20th Century"
NOTE: These sound recordings were originally housed on a looped flanges, in order to be played on repeat. They were preserved in Summer, 2010. In addition to the originals, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.64a
"Czanne and the Old Masters"
October 25, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#1 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Michael Marrinan
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 490'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.67, 77.68, 77.72, 77.75, 77.77
77.65
"What Was Modern Architecture?"
October 26, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Vincent Scully
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Anthony G. Adinolfi Memorial Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.65a
Untitled
October 27, 1977
PERSONALITY: Theodore Reff
PARTICIPANTS: Theodore Reff, Lawrence S. Freund
SPONSOR: Voice of America; U.S.I.A
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: May not be used domestically in any way. [12/90: restriction revised; see page iii]
77.66
"An Evening with Peter Hutton"
October 31, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Hutton (New York City)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of four short, silent, black-and-white, 16mm films
77.67
"Czanne and Impressionism"
November 1, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#2 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Robert L. Herbert
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.64a, 77.68, 77.72, 77.75, 77.77
77.68
"Czanne and the Post-Impressionists"
November 8, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#3 of 6)
PERSONALITY: Henri Dorra
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.64a, 77.67, 77.72, 77.75, 77.77
77.69
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
November 9, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss, Betty Comden, Adolph Green
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.70, 77.73
77.70, 77.70D
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
November 12, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2005. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss and Samson Raphaelson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; one side
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.73
77.71
"An Evening with Yvonne Rainer, New York City"
November 14, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Yvonne Rainer
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Kristina Talking Pictures," 1976, 90 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.72
"Czanne and Fauvism"
November 15, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Ellen C. Oppler
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM and National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.64a, 77.67, 77.68, 77.75, 77.77
77.73
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
November 16, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss and Howard Koch
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Side 1 - 1080'; Side 2 - 120'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70
77.74
"Garry Winogrand: A Photographer Looks at His Work"
November 18, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tod Papageorge
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Photography
EXHIBITION: "Public Relations" - Exh. #1190
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Side 1 - 1075'; Side 2 - 228'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.74a
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
November 19, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70, 77.73, 77.78, 77.79, 77.80, 77.82
77.75
"Czanne and Cubism"
November 22, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#5 of 6)
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION: "Czanne: The Late Work" - Exh. #1188
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 700'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.64a, 77.67, 77.68, 77.72, 77.77
77.76
"An Evening with James Broughton and Joel Singer of Mill Valley and Novato, California"
November 28, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Broughton and Joel Singer
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films, 1975-1977, including collaborations
77.77
"Czanne and American Art"
November 29, 1977; 8:30 p.m.
(#6 of 6)
PERSONALITY: William Agee
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Czanne in Perspective: Six Public Lectures
SPONSOR: IBM; National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Czanne: The Late Work[MoMA Exh. #1188, October 7, 1977-January 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.64a, 77.67, 77.68, 77.72, 77.75
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
77.78
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
November 30, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Levinson, William Link
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70, 77.73, 77.79, 77.80, 77.82
77.79
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
December 3, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Paul Schrader
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70, 77.73, 77.78, 77.80, 77.82
77.80
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
December 7, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at film
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Benton, David Newman
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70, 77.73, 77.78, 77.79, 77.82
77.81
"The Sculptor as Designer"
December 10, 1977; 10:00 a.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2001. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Isamu Noguchi
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design
EXHIBITION:Noguchi: The Sculptor as Designer[MoMA Exh. #1192, November 11, 1977-January 8, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1/2 of one side
77.82
"Talking Pictures: The Art of the Screenwriter"
December 10, 1977; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: George Axelrod
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 77.69, 77.70, 77.73, 77.78, 77.79, 77.80
77.83
"An Evening with Kon Petrochuk of Kent, Ohio"
December 12, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kon Petrochuk (Kent, Ohio)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films, 1975-1977, including "Moomoons," ca. 70 min.
77.84
Untitled
December 13, 1977; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Warrington Hudlin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe/What's Happening?
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Street Corner Stories," 1977
77.85
"An Evening with Bobby Roth of Los Angeles"
December 19, 1977
PERSONALITY: Bobby Roth
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Independence Day," 1975, 87 min.
78.1
"An Evening with Roger Jacoby of Pittsburgh"
January 9, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Roger Jacoby (Pittsburgh)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Roger Jacoby, Laurence Kardish
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of recent films including "Kunst Life," ca. 80 min.
78.2
"An Evening with David Haxton, New York City"
January 16, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Haxton (New York City)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films including "Pyramid Drawings," 1969-1972, silent, ca. 70 min.
78.3
"Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977"
January 26, 1978; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Paulin Soumanou Vieyra
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977
PARTICIPANTS: Paulin Soumanou Vieyra, Laurence Kardish
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:43:49
SUMMARY: Screening of 4 films
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.4
"Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977"
February 9, 1978; 2:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mahama Johnson Traore
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977
SPONSOR: Department of Film; International Mineral and Chemical Co. of Libertyville, Illinois; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:38:35
SUMMARY: 2:30 p.m. screening of "Cactus"
6:00 p.m. screening of "Reouh Takh"
8:30 p.m. screening of "N'Jangaan"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.5
"Sol LeWitt"
February 11, 1978; 10:00 a.m.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in 2005. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Sol LeWitt
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Alicia Legg, Bernice Rose, Sol LeWitt
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Sol Lewitt[MoMA Exh. #1197, February 3-April 4, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.6
"Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977"
February 11, 1978; 2:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ababacar Samb-Makharan, Mahama Johnson Traore
PLACE: Titus Auditorium
SERIES: Senegal: Fifteen Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, Ababacar Samb-Makharam (2:30 p.m.), Mahama Johnson Traore (5:00 p.m.)
SPONSOR: Department of Film; International Mineral and Chemical Co. of Libertyville, Illinois; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:33:23
SUMMARY: 2:30 p.m. screening of "Kodou" and "Et La Neige n'etait plus," with Ababacar Samb-Makharan present
5:00 p.m. screening of "Cactus," with Mahama Johnson Traore present
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.7
"An Evening with Paul Winkler of Sydney, Australia"
February 13, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Paul Winkler
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of recent avant-garde short films including "Backyard," 1975
78.8
"How Yukong Moved the Mountains: The Drugstore"
February 14, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Joris Ivens
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "What's Happening?"
PARTICIPANTS: Joris Ivens
SPONSOR: Department of Film; programmed in conjunction with Donnell Library Center
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.9
"Pablo Picasso"
February 15, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Pablo Picasso: Four Lectures"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; ca. 55 min
SUMMARY: Introduction, overview
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.10, 78.13, 78.16
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.10
"Pablo Picasso"
February 22, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Pablo Picasso: Four Lectures"
PARTICIPANTS: William S. Rubin
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 610'
SUMMARY: "Blue" and "Rose" periods
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.9, 78.13, 78.16
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.11
"Lujabu-Biru"
February 27, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Moussa Bathilly
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Senegal: 15 Years of an African Cinema, 1962-1977
SPONSOR: Department of Film; International Mineral and Chemical Co. of Libertyville, Illinois; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.12
"From Germany to France: [Edward J.] Steichen's Reorientation of Stieglitz"
February 28, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Colin T. Eisler
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "Steichen: The Master Prints 1895-1914" - Exh. #1200
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1130'
78.13
"Pablo Picasso"
March 1, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Pablo Picasso: Four Lectures"
PARTICIPANTS: William S. Rubin
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.9, 78.10, 78.16
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.14
"Perspectives on French Cinema"
March 2, 1978; March 3, 1978; March 4, 1978
PERSONALITY: Bertrand Tavernier; Charles Belmont; Jean-Daniel Simon
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Perspectives on French Cinema"
PARTICIPANTS: March 2: Bertrand Tavernier; March 3: Charles Belmont; March 4: Jean-Daniel Simon
SPONSOR: Department of Film; The Association of French Film Directors
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; March 2: 294'; March 3: 636'; March 4: 426'
SUMMARY: Presented in cooperation with the French Film Office in New York, Unifrance, U.S.A.
78.15
"Winstanley"
March 6, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kevin Brownlow
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.16
"Pablo Picasso"
March 8, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Pablo Picasso: Four Lectures"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 630'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.9, 78.10, 78.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.17
"Les Enfants du placard"
March 9, 1978
PERSONALITY: Benoit Jacquot
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Perspectives on French Cinema"
SPONSOR: Department of Film; The Association of French Film Directors
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Presented in cooperation with the French Film Office in New York Unifrance, U.S.A.
NOTE: In 2010, this recording was sent off-site for preservation. The preservation vendor concluded that the tape was blank.
78.18
"The Musical Film"
March 11, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 348'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.21, 78.22, 78.25, 78.26, 78.28, 78.29, 78.31
78.19
"Cut-Out Animation"
March 13, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ian Birnie (Art Gallery of Ontario)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.20
"Sol LeWitt: An Introduction"
March 14, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum (Professor of Fine Arts, New York University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Sol Lewitt[MoMA Exh. #1197, February 3-April 4, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 715'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.21
"The Musical Film"
March 15, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.22, 78.25, 78.26, 78.28, 78.29, 78.31
78.22
"The Musical Film"
March 18, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 679'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.25, 78.26, 78.28, 78.29, 78.31
78.23
"America's Sweetheart: The Mary Pickford Story"
March 20, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lillian Gish, Matty Kemp, Buddy Rogers
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.24
"Sol Lewitt: What's in a Name?"
March 21, 1978
PERSONALITY: Donald Kuspit
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Sol Lewitt
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Sol Lewitt[MoMA Exh. #1197, February 3-April 4, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 525'
78.25
"The Musical Film"
March 22, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.22, 78.26, 78.28, 78.29, 78.31
78.26
"The Musical Film"
March 25, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 247'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.22, 78.25, 78.28, 78.29, 78.31
78.27
"An Evening with Taka Iimura"
March 27, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Taka Iimura
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Japan Foundation of Tokyo and Washington; Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 175'; TRT: 00:17:24
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.28
"The Musical Film"
March 29, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.22, 78.25, 78.26, 78.29, 78.31
78.29
"The Musical Film"
April 1, 1978; 8:00 p.m. (tape made on April 2 has been lost)
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 594'(?)
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.22, 78.25, 78.26, 78.28, 78.31
78.30
"An Evening with Walter Ungerer of Vermont"
April 3, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Walter Ungerer
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.31
"The Musical Film"
April 5, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.18, 78.21, 78.22, 78.25, 78.26, 78.28, 78.29
78.32
"New Directors, New Films"
April 7, 8, 9, 17, 1978
PERSONALITY: Francois de Menil, Barbara Rose, Jaime Chavarri, Giovanna Gagliardo
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Directors, New Films
PARTICIPANTS: Francois de Menil and Barbara Rose on "North Star: Mark di Suvero"; Jaime Chavarri on "To an Unknown God"; Giovanna Gagliardo on "Mother and Daughter"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.33
"An Evening with Bill Brand"
April 24, 1978
PERSONALITY: Bill Brand
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.34
"'The Jungle Book' Evening"
May 3, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ollie Johnston, Frank Thomas, Gilda Radner
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ollie Johnston, Eric Larson, Frank Thomas, Gilda Radner
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Walt Disney Productions
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Invitation in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.35
"An Evening with Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen of London"
May 8, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Laura Mulvey, Peter Wollen
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Wollen
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.35a
"The Matte Process"
May 12, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Albert Whitlock (Universal Studios)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Albert Whitlock, Richard Corliss, Richard E. Oldenburg
SPONSOR: The Film Department
EXHIBITION:Designed for Film: The Hollywood Art Director[MoMA Exh. #1213, May 11-September 26, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
78.36
"Screen Acting"
May 17, 1978
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 2 sides
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.37, 78.38, 78.42, 78.44, 78.46
78.37
"Screen Acting"
May 24, 1978
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 800'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.36, 78.38, 78.42, 78.44, 78.46
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
78.38
"Screen Acting"
May 31, 1978
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 999'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.36, 78.37, 78.42, 78.44, 78.46
78.39
"Photographe" & "The Vultures"
June 1, 1978; 6:00 and 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: J.A. Martin, Jean-Claude Labrecque
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cinema Quebecois, 1972-1978; "What's Happening?"
PARTICIPANTS: J.A Martin, Jean-Claude Labrecque
SPONSOR: Cinematheque Quebecoise; National Film Board of Canada; Quebec Government House (New York)
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 6:00 p.m.: "Photographe"; 8:30 p.m.: "The Vultures"
78.40
"An Evening with Leon Hirszman from Brazil"
June 5, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Leon Hirszman (Brazil)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:33:27
SUMMARY: Screening of "San Bernardo," 1971
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
78.41
"An Evening with Danny Lyon from New Mexico"
June 12, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Danny Lyon (New Mexico)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Little Boy," 1978, documentary
78.42
"Screen Acting"
June 14, 1978
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.36, 78.37, 78.38, 78.44, 78.46
78.43
"An Evening with Larry Gottheim of Binghamton, New York"
June 19, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Larry Gottheim (Binghamton, New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel, 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Mouches volantes," 1976, 69 min.
78.44, 78.44D
"Screen Acting"
June 21, 1978
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Walter Kerr, Claudette Colbert
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.36, 78.37, 78.38, 78.42, 78.46
78.45
"An Evening with Jorge Preloran"
June 26, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jorge Preloran
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Zarda's Children"
78.46
"Screen Acting"
June 28, 1978
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.36, 78.37, 78.38, 78.42, 78.44
78.47
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
August 16, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.48, 78.49, 78.50, 78.51, 78.52, 78.53, 78.54
78.48
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
August 19, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 655'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.49, 78.50, 78.51, 78.52, 78.53, 78.54
78.49
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
August 23, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.50, 78.51, 78.52, 78.53, 78.54
78.50
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
August 26, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.49, 78.51, 78.52, 78.53, 78.54
78.51
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
August 30, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.49, 78.50, 78.52, 78.53, 78.54
78.52
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
September 6, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.49, 78.50, 78.51, 78.53, 78.54
78.53
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
September 9, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.49, 78.50, 78.51, 78.52, 78.54
78.54
"American Cinema: Into the 70's; Arthur Penn and Contemporaries"
September 13, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robin Wood
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.47, 78.48, 78.49, 78.50, 78.51, 78.52, 78.53
78.55
"Gilbert and Sullivan: A Tribute to the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company"
September 18, 1978; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Traubner
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 280'
78.56
"Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960"
September 19, 1978
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Adams, Robert Cumming, Joan Lyons
SPONSOR: Philip Morris, Inc.; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION: "Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960" - Exh. #1221
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3.4 ips; 980'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 78.57
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.57
"Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960"
September 26, 1978
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John M. Divola, Jr., Jan Groover, Henry Wessel, Jr.
SPONSOR: Philip Morris, Inc.; National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960[MoMA Exh. #1221, July 26-October 2, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1? hour
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 78.56
78.58
"The Architecture of Gunnar Asplund"
September 5, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Stuart Wrede, Colin Rowe, Michael Graves, Kenneth Frampton, Hans Asplund
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stuart Wrede; Colin Rowe, Michael Graves, Kenneth Frampton, Hans Asplund
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Architecture of Gunnar Asplund[MoMA Exh. #1218, June 30-October 1, 1978]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. This recording has sections of severe damage.
78.59
"Opening Night"
October 5, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ted Perry
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Before Neo-Realism: Italian Cinema 1929-1944
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ted Perry
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Sole," 1929, and "Rotaie," 1929
78.60
"An Evening with Babette Mangolte"
October 16, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Babette Mangolte
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Camera: Je (La Camera: 1)"
78.61
"Salute to Nagamasa and Kashiko Kawakita"
October 19, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nagamasa Kawakita and Kashiko Kawakita
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Salute to Nagamasa and Kashiko Kawakita"
PARTICIPANTS: Nagamasa Kawakita
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:11:35
SUMMARY: Screening of Josef von Sternberg's "Anatahan"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.62
"African Cinema: Ousmane Sembene and the Cinema of Contestation"
October 28, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Third World Cinema" - Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:44:16
SUMMARY: Screening of "Xala," excerpts from "La Noire de...," "Mandabi," "Emitai," and "Ceddo"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.63
"An Evening with Charles Lyman of Tampa, Florida"
October 30, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Charles Lyman
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Summer Windows," "Time Exposure," "Persistence of Vision"
78.64
"Women of the Third-World: Cinematic Perspectives"
November 1, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Third World Cinema" - Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Sheila Smith-Hobson
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:44:49
SUMMARY: Screening of "One Way or Another" (Sara Gomez Yara); excerpts from "Lucia," "Ramparts of Clay," "Salt of the Earth," "Battle of Algiers," "Harvest, 3000 Years," "Sambizanga"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.65
"Art in New York City" Program - State University of New York"
November 2, 1978
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Antoinette King, Dore Ashton
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Matisse in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art[MoMA Exh. #1235, October 25, 1978-January 30, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 869'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 78.69
78.66
"The New Cuban Cinema" - "Third World Cinema"
November 4, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 380'; TRT: 00:51:43
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Other Francisco" (Sergio Giral); excerpts from newsreels by Santiago Alvarez, "Plasmasis," "Nicolas Guillen," "Memories of Underdevelopment"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.67
"The New Cuban Cinema" - Third World Cinema"
November 4, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Cuban music to accompany films
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: In 2010, this recording was sent off-site for preservation. The preservation vendor concluded that the only content is commercially available music, and so preservation was not deemed necessary.
78.68
"Southern Africa in Black and White and Color" - "Third World Cinema"
November 8, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:58:03
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Last Grave at Dimbaza"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.69
"Art in New York City" Program - State University of New York"
November 9, 1978
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Eloise Ricciardelli
SPONSOR: State University of New York
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1055'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 78.65
78.70
"Third-World Cult Films" - "Third World Cinema"
November 11, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Perry Henzell
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:41:49
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Harder They Come"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.71
"Third-World Cult Films" - "Third World Cinema"
November 11, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Perry Henzell
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Musical score for "The Harder They Come"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78,62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.74, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: In 2010, this recording was sent off-site for preservation. The preservation vendor concluded that the only content is commercially available music, and so preservation was not deemed necessary.
78.72
"An Evening with Vicki Z. Peterson"
November 13, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Vicki Z. Peterson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Rainbow Bridge (Parts I and II)" and "Scrolls"
78.73
"Matisse Before 1914: The Foundations of His Art"
November 14, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Hallmark Neff (Director of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Matisse Lectures
SPONSOR: Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Charitable Trust
EXHIBITION:Matisse in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art[MoMA Exh. #1235, October 25, 1978-January 30, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 894'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.77, 78.80, 78.82
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.74
"The Third Cinema: Films of Guerilla Warfare in South America"
November 15, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Third World Cinema" - Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:52:48
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Jackal of Nahueltoro"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.77, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.75, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.75
"Contrasts in the Orient: China and India"
November 18, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Third World Cinema" - Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Jay Leyda, Udayan Gupta
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:22:50
SUMMARY: Screening of "Distant Thunder," excerpts from "Helen, Queen of the Nautch Girls," and Chinese films
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.78
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.76
"An Evening with Sebastien Kamba (People's Republic of the Congo)"
November 20, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sebastien Kamba
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:36:13
SUMMARY: New York premiere of "La Rancon d'Une Alliance," 1973
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.77
"Matisse's Paintings 1910-30: Instinct and Intellect"
November 21, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jack D. Flam (Professor of Art History, Brooklyn College, CUNY)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Matisse Lectures
SPONSOR: Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Charitable Trust
EXHIBITION:Matisse in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art[MoMA Exh. #1235, October 25, 1978-January 30, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 502'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.73, 78.80, 78.82
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.78
"Censorship and Exile: Towards a Theory of Political Cinema"
November 22, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Harold D. Weaver, Jr.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Third World Cinema" - Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Haile Gerima
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 01:25:05
SUMMARY: Screening of "Harvest, 3000 Years"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.62, 78.64, 78.66, 78.67, 78.68, 78.70, 78.71, 78.74, 78.75
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for course schedule.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.79
"Edwin Lutyens: A Twentieth Century Architect"
November 27, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Allan Greenberg
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:The Architecture of Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens[MoMA Exh. #1233, October 13, 1978-January 7, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 999'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.80
"The Sculpture of Matisse"
November 28, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William Tucker
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Matisse Lectures
SPONSOR: Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Charitable Trust
EXHIBITION:Matisse in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art[MoMA Exh. #1235, October 25, 1978-January 30, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; ca. 1 hour
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.73, 78.77, 78.82
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.81
"A Tribute to Edwin S. Porter; The Edison Years"
December 1, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Charles Musser
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: A Tribute to Edwin S. Porter
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jon Gartenberg
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 212'
78.82
"Matisse: The Method of a Colorist"
December 5, 1978; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Gowing (Director, Slade School of Fine Arts, London)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Matisse Lectures
SPONSOR: Robert Wood Johnson Jr. Charitable Trust
EXHIBITION: "Matisse in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art" - Exh. #1235
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 78.73, 78.77, 78.80
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.83
"A Tribute to Edwin S. Porter" (lectures and a symposium)
December 8, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: A Tribute to Edwin S. Porter
PARTICIPANTS: Eileen Bowser, Andre Gaudreault, Tom Gunning, Jon Gartenberg, David Levy, Charles Musser
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; ca. 600'
78.84
"An Evening with Leandro Katz (New York)"
December 11, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Leandro Katz
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films, including "Los Angeles Station" and "Fall"
78.85
"Before Neo-Realism: Italian Cinema 1929-1944"
December 14, 1978; December 16, 1978
PERSONALITY: Adriano Apra; Patrizia Pistagnesi
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Adriano Apra, December 14; Patrizia Pistagnesi, December 16
SPONSOR: Cinzano International; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; December 14 - 1-362'; December 16 - 362-884'; TRT: 01:27:51
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
78.86
"An Evening with Jon Jost (Montana, California)"
December 18, 1978; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jon Jost
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 127'
SUMMARY: New York premiere of "Speaking Directly: Some American Notes," 1973
78.87
"'Rediscovering RKO' - opening night"
December 21, 1978; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nicholas Ray (Director)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Rediscovering RKO"
SPONSOR: Department of Film; RKO
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Lusty Men"
79.1
"An Evening with William Raban and Marilyn Halford (London)"
January 15, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: William Raban, Marilyn Halford
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Short single screen works, 1973-1978
79.2
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
January 17, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Laslo Benedek, Victor Navasky, Nora Sayre
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Song of Russia," and excerpt of "Mission to Moscow"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.3, 79.4, 79.5, 79.7, 79.8, 79.10, 79.12
79.3
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
January 20, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Eliot Asinov, Nora Sayre
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 293'
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Woman on Pier 13" (aka I Married a Communist), and excerpt of "The Red Menace"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.4, 79.5, 79.7, 79.8, 79.10, 79.12
79.4
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
January 24, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "My Son John"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.5, 79.7, 79.8, 79.10, 79.12
79.5
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
January 27, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 314'
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Long Hot Summer," and excerpts from "Rebel Without a Cause," "East of Eden," and "A Hatful of Rain"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 79.7, 79.8, 79.10, 79.12
79.6
"An Evening with J.J. Murphy (Brooklyn)"
January 29, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: J.J. Murphy
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Highway Landscape," "Ice," "Sky Blue Water," and "Movie Stills"
79.7
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
January 31, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 525'
SUMMARY: Excerpts from "Somebody Up There Likes Me," "Blackboard Jungle," and "Patterns"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 79.5, 79.8, 79.10, 79.12
79.8
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
February 3, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Rice, Nora Sayre
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 470'
SUMMARY: Screening of "A Place in the Sun," and excerpts from "Sabrina," "War and Peace," and "The Swan"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 79.5, 79.7, 79.10, 79.12
79.9
"An Evening with Kurt Kren (Europe/USA)"
February 5, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Kurt Kren
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Retrospective of short films 1960-1978
79.10
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
February 7, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 291'
SUMMARY: Screening of "A Face in the Crowd"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 79.5, 79.7, 79.8, 79.12
79.11
"An Evening with Bruno Bozzetto"
February 8, 1979; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Bruno Bozzetto
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: 2-program retrospective of Bozzetto's 1960-1976 animated films
PARTICIPANTS: Giannalberto Bendazzi, Bruno Bozzetto, Adrienne Mancia
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Italtoons
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Allegro Non Troppo"
79.12
"Hollywood and the Cold War"
February 10, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nora Sayre
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Howard Roller
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 337'
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Thing" and excerpt from "Them!"
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.2, 79.3, 79.4, 79.5, 79.7, 79.8, 79.10
79.13
"Early Danish Cinema"
February 9, 1979
PERSONALITY: Marguerite Engberg (Danish film historian)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Requests from the Archives"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 270'
79.14
"An Evening with Walter Kerr and 'The Silent Clowns'"
February 13, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Walter Kerr
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Kino International Corporation
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Navigator" with Buster Keaton, "The Immigrant" with Charlie Chaplin, and an excerpt from "Girl Shy" with Harold Lloyd
79.15
"Jackie Winsor"
February 24, 1979; 10:00 a.m.
PERSONALITY: Jackie Winsor
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Roberta Smith; Jackie Winsor
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Painting and Sculpture
EXHIBITION:Jackie Winsor[MoMA Exh. #1245, January 12-March 6, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1000'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
79.16
"An Evening with Ian Hugo"
February 26, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ian Hugo
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 68'
SUMMARY: Screening of "Ai-Ye," "The Gondola Eye," "Aphrodisiac I," "Luminescence," "Re-Born," and "Ian Hugo-Engraver and Filmmaker"
79.17
"An Evening with Andrew Noren (New York)"
March 12, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Andrew Noren
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Charmed Particles," 1977
79.18
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 14, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Screening list for "Film and the Modern Arts" attached to content/description card; tapes 79.20, 79.21, 79.22, 79.24, 79.25, 79.26, 79.27
79.19
Untitled
March 15, 1979; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Wise
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rediscovering RKO
SPONSOR: Department of Film; RKO
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 268'
SUMMARY: Screening of "Blood on the Moon"
79.20
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 17, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 328'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18; 79.21, 79.22, 79.24, 79.25, 79.26, 79.27
79.21
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 21, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.22, 79.24, 79.25, 79.26, 79.27
79.22
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 24, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 785'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.21, 79.24, 79.25, 79.26, 79.27
79.23
"An Evening with Thaddeus O'Sullivan"
March 26, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Thaddeus O'Sullivan
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "A Pint of Plain" and excerpt of "On a Paving Stone Mounted"
79.24
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 28, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.21, 79.22, 79.25, 79.26, 79.27
79.25
"Film and the Modern Arts"
March 31, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.21, 79.22, 79.24, 79.26, 79.27
79.26
"Film and the Modern Arts"
April 4, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.21, 79.22, 79.24, 79.25, 79.27
79.27
"Film and the Modern Arts"
April 7, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: P. Adams Sitney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.18, 79.20, 79.21, 79.22, 79.24, 79.25, 79.26
79.28
"An Evening with Nancy Holt"
April 9, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Nancy Holt
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Underscan" (videotape), "Swamp," "Pine Barrens," and "Sun Tunnels"
79.29
"Transformations in Modern Architecture"
April 10, 1979
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Architecture and Design
EXHIBITION: "Transformations in Modern Architecture" - Exh. #1250
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; side 1 - 1075'; side 2 - 54'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
79.30
"An Evening with Zelman Jofen and Avraham Kamman (Brooklyn)"
April 16, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Zelman Jofen and Avraham Kamman
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Avraham Kamman
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Prayer" and "Rituals and Demonstrations"
79.31
"Munch--A Nineteenth-Century Painter"
April 16, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum (Professor of Fine Arts, New York University)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "The Masterworks of Edward Munch" - Exh. #1254
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 760'
79.32
"New Directors/New Films"
April 20, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Directors/New Films
SPONSOR: Department of Film, Film Society of Lincoln Center
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; both sides
79.33
"An Evening with Linwood Dunn"
May 4, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Linwood Dunn
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of footage covering Linwood Dunn's achievements in the field of movie special effects
79.34
Untitled
May 6, 1979
PERSONALITY: Nicholas Ray (Director)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rediscovering RKO
SPONSOR: Department of Film; RKO
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "On Dangerous Ground," 1951, and "They Live by Night," 1948; both directed by Nicholas Ray, and filmed as part of a documentary on Nicholas Ray
79.35
"An Evening with Dana Hodgdon (Evanston, Illinois)"
May 7, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Dana Hodgdon (Evanston, Illinois)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films, including first public showing of "Romance," 1979, 30 min.
79.36
"An Evening with Pat O'Neill (Los Angeles)"
May 14, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pat O'Neill (Los Angeles)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short films 1974-1979, including "Sleeping Dogs (Never Lie)," "Foregrounds," "Sidewinder's Delta," and "Saugus Series"
79.37
"By Jules Schwerin--Requests from the Archives"
June 8, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jules Schwerin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Requests from the Archives
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jon Gartenberg; Jules Schwerin
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Discussion session follows screening of film
79.38
"An Evening with Jon Rubin"; "An Evening with Klaus Wyborny"
June 11, 1979; June 18, 1979
PERSONALITY: Jon Rubin, Klaus Wyborny
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Jon Rubin, June 11; Klaus Wyborny, June 18
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Both evenings on one tape
79.39
"Members Anniversary Evening"
June 12, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Sylvia Sidney
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Sylvia Sidney, Stephen Harvey
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Department of Membership
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," followed by dialogue between Sylvia Sidney and Stephen Harvey
79.40
"Les Blank--Work-in-Progress"
June 25, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Les Blank
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Les Blank, Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Les Blank introduces his work-in-progress, "Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers"
79.41
"James Bond--007"
June 29, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
NOTE: Albert Broccoli produced all 11 films, Ken Adam was Production Designer for 6 films, and Lewis Gilbert directed 3 films
PERSONALITY: Judith Crist, Albert R. Broccoli, Ken Adam, Lewis Gilbert
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: James Bond--007
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Judith Crist; Albert R. Broccoli, Ken Adam, Lewis Gilbert
SPONSOR: Film Department
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Spy Who Loved Me," followed by panel discussion; showing of slide by Ken Adam
79.42
"An Evening with Maurice Binder"
June 30, 1979
PERSONALITY: Maurice Binder
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: James Bond 007
SPONSOR: Film Department
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Maurice Binder, Main Title Artist, for all of the Broccoli James Bond films; credit sequences and trailers shown
79.43
"Charlie Chaplin" (July 18); "Comediennes" (July 21); "Forgotten Clowns" (July 25);
July 18, July 21, July 25, and July 28, 1979
PERSONALITY: Leonard Maltin
"Transition: Silent to Sound" (July 28)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Remembered Laughter: The Great Screen Comics" - Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.44, 79.45
79.43a
"American International Pictures: 25 Years"
July 24 & July 26, 1979
PERSONALITY: Samuel Z. Arkoff
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Richard E. Oldenburg; Samuel Z. Arkoff
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Premiere of "The Amityville Horror" (July 24); Screening of "Wild in the Streets" (July 26)
NOTE: This recording was remastered in 1999. In addition to the original reel, a 10" preservation reel and archival cassette were produced.
79.44
"Nonsense and Comedy", August 1, 1979; "The Parody" - August 4, 1979
August 1 & August 4, 1979
PERSONALITY: Leonard Maltin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Remembered Laughter: The Great Screen Comics" - Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.43, 79.45
79.45
"Comic Attitudes and Personalities," August 8; "Contrasts: Yesterday and Today," August 11"
August 8 & August 11, 1979
PERSONALITY: Leonard Maltin
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Remembered Laughter: The Great Screen Comics" - Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.43, 79.44
79.46
Untitled
September 11, 1979
PERSONALITY: Ansel Adams
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: John Szarkowski; Ansel Adams
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams and the West[MoMA Exh. #1273, September 5-October 28, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Ansel Adams discusses his involvement with The Museum of Modern Art and gives a chronological overview of his work
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
79.47
"The Films of Fernando de Fuentes"
September 13, 1979
PERSONALITY: Fernando de Fuentes
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The Films of Fernando de Fuentes
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Richard E. Oldenburg; Fernando de Fuentes
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:04:56
SUMMARY: Remarks preceding screening of "Vamonos con pancho Villa"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
79.48
Untitled
September 17, 1979; 8:15 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Peter Ellenshaw
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Ellenshaw, John Culhane
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Walt Disney Productions
EXHIBITION:Peter Ellenshaw: Special Effects Artist[MoMA Exh. #1274, September 17-October 30, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
79.49
Untitled
September 25, 1979
PERSONALITY: John Szarkowski
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams and the West[MoMA Exh. #1273, September 5-October 28, 1979]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 470'
SUMMARY: John Szarkowski speaks about Ansel Adams' work in relation to that of two of his predecessors, Alfred Stieglitz and Timothy O'Sullivan
79.50
"American Film Criticism"
October 13, 1979
PERSONALITY: David Denbey
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Historical overview of American film criticism from its origins
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.51
"Patrick Henry Bruce"
October 16, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Barbara Rose
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: "Patrick Henry Bruce" - Exh. #1272
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 920'
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
79.52
"Producers' Evening"
October 17, 1979
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Mary Lea Bandy; Moderator: Stephen Harvey; Tony Bill, David Brown, Robert Evans, Alan Pakula
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
79.53
"American Film Criticism"
October 20, 1979
PERSONALITY: Charles Affron
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Charles Affron
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A critical approach to screen acting
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.54
"An Evening with Ken Kobland (New York)"
October 22, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ken Kobland
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Near and Far/Now and Then," "Vestibule," "Picking Up the Pieces/3 Mis-Takes," and "Frame"
79.55a
"American Film Criticism"
October 27, 1979
(2 reels)
PERSONALITY: Manny Farber
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Manny Farber
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; two reels
SUMMARY: A comparison between critical attitudes of the 1930s and today
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.55b
"American Film Criticism"
October 27, 1979
(2 reels)
PERSONALITY: Manny Farber
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Manny Farber
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; two reels
SUMMARY: A comparison between critical attitudes of the 1930s and today
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.56
Untitled
October 27, 1979
PERSONALITY: Zsolt Kezdi-Kovacs
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Hungarian Cinema, 1972-1979
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Adrienne Mancia; Zsolt Kezdi-Kovacs
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
79.57
"An Evening with Will Hindle"
October 29, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Will Hindle (Blountsville, Alabama)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Pasteur3," "20: 'Merci, Merci'," "St. Flournoy...," and "Later That Same Night"
79.58
"American Film Criticism"
November 3, 1979
PERSONALITY: Leo Braudy
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Leo Braudy
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A critical approach to film genre - the movie musical
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.59, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.59
"American Film Criticism"
November 10, 1979
PERSONALITY: Molly Haskell
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Molly Haskell
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: The image of women in the films of the 1970s
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.61, 79.65, 79.67
79.60
"An Evening with Penny Allen"
November 12, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Penny Allen (Portland, Oregon)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Property," 1978
79.61
"American Film Criticism"
November 17, 1979
PERSONALITY: Vito Russo
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Vito Russo
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A historical look at Hollywood's changing view of homosexuality
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.59, 79.65, 79.67
79.62
"An Evening with Standish D. Lawder"
November 19, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Standish D. Lawder (La Jolla, California)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 11 short films from 1969-1973
79.63
"Membership and Development Special Evening"
November 20, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Otto Preminger
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Special Evenings
SPONSOR: Department of Membership; Department of Development
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Man with the Golden Arm"
79.64, 79.64D
"Paradigms Regained: The Function of Tradition in Contemporary Architecture"
November 26, 1979
PERSONALITY: Robert A.M. Stern
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Anthony G. Adinolfi Memorial Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler, Director of Architecture and Design Department, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Stern, architect.
SPONSOR: American Institute of Architects Foundation; MoMA
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1000'
NOTE: This recording was preserved in the Spring of 2008 by Robert A.M. Stern. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
79.65
"American Film Criticism"
December 1, 1979
PERSONALITY: Richard Corliss and Robert Sklar
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: David Denby; Richard Corliss, Robert Sklar
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: A critical comparison of television and film as dramatic mediums
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.67
79.66
"An Evening with Hellmuth Costard"
December 3, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Hellmuth Costard
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recent Films from West Germany
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Der Kleine Godard," 1978
79.67
"American Film Criticism"
December 8, 1979
PERSONALITY: Andrew Sarris, David Ansen, David Denby
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Looking at Film
PARTICIPANTS: Andrew Sarris, David Ansen, David Denby
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: "Covering the Beat" - the role of critic as journalist
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.50, 79.53, 79.55a, 79.55b, 79.58, 79.59, 79.61, 79.67
79.68
"An Evening with Ernie Gehr"
December 10, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ernie Gehr (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Host: Jon Gartenberg; Ernie Gehr
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Still," 1971, and "Eureka," 1974
79.69
"Cineprobe/What's Happening?"
December 11, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Rosa von Praunheim
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe/What's Happening?
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Army of Lovers, or Revolt of the Perverts," 1979, adults only
79.70
"The Context of the 1920s"
December 12, 1979; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Eugene Goossen
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Art of the Twenties"
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Art of the Twenties[MoMA Exh. #1277, November 14, 1979-January 22, 1980]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 80.1, 80.3
79.71
"A Tribute to Douglas Sirk"
December 15, 1979; 5:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Douglas Sirk
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Film; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7' reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Tarnished Angels," 1958
79.72
"An Evening with Malcolm Le Grice"
December 17, 1979; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Malcolm Le Grice (London, England)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of 6 short films, 1967-1977
80.1
"One Art, Three Social Meanings"
January 9, 1980
PERSONALITY: Carl E. Schorske
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Art of the Twenties Lecture Series
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Art of the Twenties[MoMA Exh. #1277, November 14, 1979-January 22, 1980]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.70, 80.3
80.2
"An Evening with Larry Cohen"
January 14, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Larry Cohen (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover," 1977
80.3
"The Brave Discovery"
January 16, 1980
PERSONALITY: Peter C. Bunnell
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Art of the Twenties Lecture Series
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Art of the Twenties[MoMA Exh. #1277, November 14, 1979-January 22, 1980]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; 1000'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 79.70, 80.1
80.4
"An Evening with Richard Schmidt"
January 21, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Richard Schmidt (Oakland, California)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "1988"
80.5
"Remembering Iris Barry: A Film Tribute"
January 28, 1980; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Margareta Akermark and Philip Johnson
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 00:02:42
SUMMARY: In honor of Iris Barry, founder of MoMA's Film Department
NOTE: This recording does not contain the specified content. This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.6
"An Evening with Warren Sonbert"
February 4, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Warren Sonbert (San Francisco/New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Divided Loyalties," "Hall of Mirrors," and "Where Did Our Love Go?"
80.7
"An Evening with Allen Coulter"
February 7, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Allen Coulter (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe - Cineprobe Week
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Hobbs Case," 1979
80.8
"An Evening with Dana Gordon"
February 7, 1980; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Dana Gordon (Milwaukee/New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe - Cineprobe Week
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "12 Shots," 1978, and "Paradise Spy or My Vacation," 1978
80.9
"An Evening with Tom DeWitt"
February 9, 1980; 2:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Tom DeWitt (Albany)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe - Cineprobe Week
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Lecture Video Graphics" and some early works
80.10
"An Evening with Jerry Tartaglia"
February 9, 1980; 5:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jerry Tartaglia (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe - Cineprobe Week
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Here and There," "Four Elegies," "Magnificat," "Frankenstein Pt. 1," and a new work
80.11
"An Evening with Dwinnel Grant"
February 11, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Dwinnell Grant (Solebury, Pa.)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe - Cineprobe Week
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of short works, supplemented by relevant slides
80.12
"Introduction to "Perspectives on French Cinema"
February 14, 1980; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jacques Poitrenaud and Jacques Rivette
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Perspectives on French Cinema
SPONSOR: French Film Office/Unifrance Film USA; Film Department
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Merry-Go-Round"
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
80.13
"Printed Art: A View of Two Decades"
February 26, 1980; 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mel Bochner, Chuck Close, Joyce Kozloff
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Talks on "Printed Art"
PARTICIPANTS: Mel Bochner, Chuck Close, Joyce Kozloff
SPONSOR: McGraw-Hill Foundation; Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Printed Art Since 1965[MoMA Exh. #1287, February 13-April 1, 1980]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 80.17
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.14
"The Making of 'Gone with the Wind'"
February 29, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Ronald Haver
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "David O. Selznick's Hollywood"
SPONSOR: Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Film Department
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: Tape is incomplete--recorded selections from the lecture
80.16
"An Evening with Suzan Pitt and Her Animated Films"
March 10, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Suzan Pitt (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Asparagus" and other films
80.17
"Printed Art: A View of Two Decades"
March 11, 1980
PERSONALITY: Richard Artschwager, Alex Katz, Ed Ruscha, Donald Marron
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Talks on Printed Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Donald Marron; Richard Artschwager, Alex Katz, Ed Ruscha
SPONSOR: McGraw-Hill Foundation; Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Printed Art Since 1965[MoMA Exh. #1287, February 13-April 1, 1980]
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips; Artschwager - 31-175'; Katz - 193-450'; Ruscha - 453-704'
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 80.13
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.19
"Introduction to "Films on Film History"
March 20, 1980; 2:30, 6:00, and 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Anthony Slide
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Films on Film History
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
80.20
"An Evening with Larry Jordan"
March 24, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Larry Jordan (Petaluma, California)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Moonlight Sonata," "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," "Visions of a City," "Cornell, 1965," and "Our Lady of The Sphere"
80.22
"An Evening with James Benning"
April 7, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: James Benning (Norman, Oklahoma)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Grand Opera: An Historical Romance"
80.23
"An Evening with Jon Jost"
April 28, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jon Jost (Los Angeles/Berlin)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Chameleon"
80.24
"Belgium Today: Recent Film and Rediscoveries"
May 1, 1980; 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Pierre Laroche and Frits Dankert
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Belgium Today: Recent Film and Rediscoveries
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, Pierre Laroche, Adrienne Mancia, Frits Dankert
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Arts; National Endowment for the Humanities
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: 6:00 p.m.: Laurence Kardish introduces Pierre Laroche (Film Selection Committee of the French Community in Belgium) and Adrienne Mancia introduces Frits Dankert (Flemish Community's Film Selection
Committee)
80.25
"An Evening with David Gearey"
May 5, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: David Gearey (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Two Men," "Gulls Don't Fly on Light," "Stream Rapids Falls," "Three Blue Songs," "Footage," and "Monkey Dream"
80.26
"An Evening with Howard Guttenplan"
May 12, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Howard Guttenplan (New York)
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Western Diary '75," "European Diary '78," "European Diary '79," and "San Francisco Diary '79"
80.27
"An Evening with Al Wong (San Francisco)"
June 6, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Al Wong
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Shadow and Chair," "24 Frames Per Second," and "Twin Peaks"
80.28
"John Cassavetes: Filmmaker and Actor"
June 20, 1980; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: John Cassavetes
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "John Cassavetes: Filmmaker and Actor"
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Introduction to screening of "Husbands"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.29
"An Evening with Celestino Coronado (London, England)"
June 27, 1980; 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Celestino Coronado
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of Coronado's "Hamlet"
80.30
"An Evening with A. Alexeieff and C. Parker"
September 15, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Alexander Alexeieff and Claire Parker
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Pinscreen animation work from "Night on Bald Mountain" to "Three Moods"
80.31
"Lillian Gish"
September 19, 1980; 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Lillian Gish
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Lillian Gish"
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Silver, Jon Gartenberg, Lillian Gish
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Introduction to "The Scarlet Letter" (6:00 p.m.); introduction to "Night of the Hunter" (8:30 p.m.)
80.32
"An Evening with Rudy Burckhardt (New York)"
October 6, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Rudy Burckhardt
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Square Times," "Sonatina and Fugue," and "Mobile Homes"
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.33
"Notorious"
October 15, 1980
(2 cards for 1 tape)
PERSONALITY: Ingrid Bergman
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ingrid Bergman, Richard E. Oldenburg
SPONSOR: Department of Film
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Special Screening of "Notorious" in honor of Ingrid Bergman
RELATED MATERIAL: MITCHELL, Eric (below)
80.33
"An Evening with Eric Mitchell (New York)"
Octover 20, 1980; 6:00 p.m.
(2 cards for 1 tape)
PERSONALITY: Eric Mitchell
PLACE: Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "Underground U.S.A."
RELATED MATERIAL: BERGMAN, Ingrid (above)
80.34
"An Evening with Jean-Pierre Gorin"
October 28, 1980
PERSONALITY: Jean-Pierre Gorin
SERIES: Cineprobe/What's Happening?
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Poto" and "Cabengo"
80.35
"An Evening with Doris Chase"
November 17, 1980
PERSONALITY: Doris Chase
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Improvisation," "Full Circle," "Dance Four," "Variation Two," "Moon Redefined," "Dance Frame," and "Jazz Dance," ca. 49 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
80.36
"An Evening with Stan Vanderbeek"
November 24, 1980
PERSONALITY: Stan Vanderbeek
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Demonstration ofSteam Screenwith "Woody," and screening of "Euclidian Illusions," "Panels for the Walls of the World," "Symmetricks," "Expo," "Mirrored Reason," "Newsreel of Dreams," "Plato's Cave Inn," and "Dreaming"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.37
"An Evening with Bobby Roth"
December 8, 1980
PERSONALITY: Bobby Roth
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Boss's Son," ca. 101 min., followed by a discussion with the filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
80.38
"A Day with Clint Eastwood"
December 10, 1980
PERSONALITY: Clint Eastwood
PARTICIPANTS: Clint Eastwood, Stephen Harvey, Mary Lea Bandy
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Stephen Harvey introduces "Play Misty for Me," followed by remarks, question-and-answer session with Clint Eastwood (6:00 p.m.); Mary Lea Bandy introduces "Bronco Billy," followed by introductory remarks by Clint Eastwood (8:30 p.m.)
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
80.39
"An Evening with George Griffin"
December 15, 1980
PERSONALITY: George Griffin
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Head," "Step Print," "Viewmaster," "Thumbnail Sketches," "Block Print," "Lineage," and "It's an O.K. Life," ca. 77 min.
81.1
"A Tribute to Len Lye (1901-1980)"
January 5, 1981
PERSONALITY: Len Lye
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Roger Horrocks
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Prepared and introduced by Roger Horrocks of the Len Lye Foundation and Auckland University; screening of "Tuslava," "Colour Box," "Kaleidoscope," "The Birth of the Robot," "Rainbow Dance," "Trade Tattoo," "Colour Flight," "N. or N.W.," and 8 others
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.2
"An Evening with Ken Jacobs"
January 19, 1981
PERSONALITY: Ken Jacobs
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:21:31
SUMMARY: Chapter 3 of "The Impossible: Hell Breaks Loose"; music by Ralph Lundsten, "Nattmara"; film excerpt from "Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son, 1905"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
81.3
"An Evening with R. Bruce Elder of Toronto, Canada"
January 26, 1981
PERSONALITY: R. Bruce Elder
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Art of Worldly Wisdom," and footage from "1857 (Fool's Gold)"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.4
"Ralph Bakshi and his new feature American Pop"
February 10, 1981
PERSONALITY: Ralph Bakshi
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "American Pop," followed by discussion session
81.5
"An Evening with Walter Ungerer"
February 23, 1981
PERSONALITY: Walter Ungerer
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The House Without Steps," ca. 90 min
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.6
"An Evening with Paul Winkler"
March 9, 1981
PERSONALITY: Paul Winkler
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Window," "Bondi," "Taylor Square," and "Sidney Beach," ca. 51 min.
81.7
"An Evening with Robert Attanasio"
March 13, 1981
PERSONALITY: Robert Attanasio
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts; Jerome Foundation
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Wall," "Light Source," "A Roll of Film You Will Never See," "Echo, Echo," "Sound Camera Rotation #1, #2, and #3," "Death Beds," and "Liquidation"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.8
"An Evening with Stan Brakhage"
March 23, 1981
PERSONALITY: Stan Brakhage
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts; Jerome Foundation
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "The Roman Numeral Series"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.9
"An Evening with Robert Russett"
March 30, 1981
PERSONALITY: Robert Russett
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts; Jerome Foundation
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Neuron," "Brain Field," "Primary Stimulus," "L'Acadie: An Album of 16mm Ektachrome Sketches," and (new work) "Small Foveal Fields," ca. 34 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.10
"An Evening with Richard Levine"
April 20, 1981
PERSONALITY: Richard Levine
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of silent works, "Girl Playing with a Balloon," "In the Eye of the Child," and "He Shadowed in a Glass/That Which Her Body Was," ca. 70 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.10a
"The Willmar 8" and "Possum Living"
April 24, 1981
PERSONALITY: Mary Beth Yarrow and Nancy Schreiber
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Directors/New Films
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Beth Yarrow, Nancy Schreiber
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
81.11
"An Evening with Vincent Grenier"
May 11, 1981
PERSONALITY: Vincent Grenier
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of silent works, (new work) "Meg," "Closer Outside," "Interieur Interiors (To A.K.)," "World in Focus," and "Architecture," ca. 112 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.12
"An Evening with Chris Monger"
June 22, 1981
PERSONALITY: Chris Monger
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Repeater," ca. 78 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.13
"Satyajit Ray"
June 25 & June 26, 1981
PERSONALITY: Satyajit Ray
SERIES: Film India
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Air India; Smithsonian Institution Foreign Currency Program; Asian Cultural Counsel; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:46:21
SUMMARY: Satyajit Ray introduces "The Music Room (Jalsaghar)," ca. 100 min. (June 25); Satyajit Ray answers questions following screening of "Devi (The Goddess)," ca. 93 min. (June 26)
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
81.14
"Film India: A Retrospective"
July 27, 1981
PERSONALITY: Dadasaheb Phalke
SERIES: Film India
PARTICIPANTS: Erik Barnouw
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Air India; Smithsonian Institution Foreign Currency Program; Asian Cultural Council; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:16:46
SUMMARY: Erik Barnouw introduces a film by D.G. Phalke
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes and event pamphlet.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
81.15
Untitled
July 30, 1981
PERSONALITY: Frank Osten
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: P.K. Nair
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: P.K. Nair (Curator of Indian National Film Archive) introduces "Shiraz" (ca. 90 min.), a film by Frank Osten
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes and event pamphlet.
81.16
"Part III: Contemporary Cinema"
September 19, 1981
PERSONALITY: Shyam Benegal
SERIES: Film India
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Shyam Benegal
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities; Air India; Smithsonian Institution Foreign Currency Program; Asian Cultural Council; Indo-U.S. Subcommission on Education and Culture
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:03:30
SUMMARY: Shyam Benegal introduces his film "Manthan (The Churning)," ca. 134 min.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
81.17
"An Evening with Marcel Hanoun"
October 19, 1981
PERSONALITY: Marcel Hanoun
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "La Nuit Claire," ca. 88 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.18
"An Evening with Robert Gardner"
October 26, 1981
PERSONALITY: Robert Gardner
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Clarence and Angel," ca. 72 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.19
Untitled
November 7, 1981
PERSONALITY: Yves Allegret
SERIES: Rediscovering French Film, Part One: 1930-1960
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Mary Lea Bandy; Yves Allegret
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:08:13
SUMMARY: Mary Lea Bandy introduces Yves Allegret, who introduces his film "Maneges"
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. This recording does not contain the described content.
81.20
"Symposium: "French Film during the 1930s"
November 7, 1981
(#1 of 2)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rediscovering French Film, Part One: 1930-1960
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stephen Harvey; Participants: Dudley Andrew, Michel Ciment, William K. Everson, Roger Greenspun, and Michel Perez
SPONSOR: Thomson-CSF; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: tape 81.21 for continuation, 81.22
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet.
81.21
"Symposium: "French Film during the 1930s"
November 7, 1981
(#2 of 2)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rediscovering French Film, Part One: 1930-1960
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stephen Harvey; Participants: Dudley Andrew, Michel Ciment, William K. Everson, Roger Greenspun, and Michel Perez
SPONSOR: Thomson-CSF; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: tape 81.20 for beginning, 81.22
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 81.20 for event pamphlet.
81.22a
"'Rediscovering French Film' Gala Evening"
April 4, 1981
PERSONALITY: Mary Lea Bandy and Richard Oldenburg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Rediscovering French Film"
DATA: 7" reel; 7 1/2 ips; TRT: 00:07:43
RELATED MATERIAL: Tapes 81.19, 81.20, 81.21, 81.22 (Subgroup A)
DONOR: Film Department
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 29, 1993
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. This recording does not contain the described content.
81.22b
"Symposium: "French Film Under the Occupation"
November 9, 1981
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Auditorium, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rediscovering French Film, Part One: 1930-1960
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stephen Harvey; Participants: Charles Affron, Dudley Andrew, Michel Ciment, Michel Perez, Andrew Sarris, and Elliot Stein
SPONSOR: Thomson-CSF; National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: tapes 81.20, 81.21
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 81.20 for event pamphlet.
81.23
"An Evening with Liz White"
November 16, 1981
PERSONALITY: Liz White
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Introduction to "Othello," followed by discussion session, 3/4 into tape
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.24
"An Evening with Anne Rees-Mogg"
November 23, 1981
PERSONALITY: Anne Rees-Mogg
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Transmogrification," "Real Time," and "Living Memory," ca. 76 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.25
"An Evening with Bette Gordon"
December 7, 1981
PERSONALITY: Bette Gordon
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Empty Suitcases," ca. 55 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
81.26
"An Evening with Mikhal Bogin"
December 14, 1981
PERSONALITY: Mikhal Bogin
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Jerome Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Cvoye (aka A Ballad of Love aka Two People aka Two)" and "A Private Life," ca. 70 min.
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
82.1
"Sidney Lumet: Filmed in New York"
January 4, 1982
PERSONALITY: Sidney Lumet
PARTICIPANTS: Sidney Lumet, Mary Lea Bandy, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd, and Commissioner George G. Dempster
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lumet answers questions after screening of "Bye Bye Braverman" and prior to screening of "Prince of the City"; Mary Lea Bandy, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd, and Commissioner George G. Dempster award filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
83.1
"Visconti'sLudwig"
November 2, 1983
PERSONALITY: Luchino Visconti
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Adrienne Mancia, Renato Pachetti, Gian Paolo Cresci (translator: Amy Werba), Suso Cecchi d'Amico
DATA: 7" reel; 7 1/2 ips
SUMMARY: NOTE: recorded from Howard Feinstein, July, 1985
83.2
"A Salute to Richard Lester"
June 14, 1983
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Film Department
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund, the National Endowments for the Arts.
DATA: 7" reel; 7 1/2 ips
DONOR: Film Department
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 29, 1993
84.1
"An Evening with John Canemaker"
November 5, 1984
PERSONALITY: John Canemaker
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Music Music Music," "Confessions of a Stardreamer," "DNA Concerto," "The World According to Garp," "The Wizard's Son," "Bottom's Dream," and "What Do Children Think When They Think of the Bomb," ca. 60 min., with the filmmaker present
84.2
"Films by Gordon Ball"
November 26, 1984
PERSONALITY: Gordon Ball
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Georgia," "Prothalamion," "Father Movie," "Enthusiasm," "Mexican Jail Footage," "Millbrook,"ca. 59 min., with the filmmaker present
RELATED MATERIAL: Program notes in box lid
84.3
"Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin"
November 30, 1984
PERSONALITY: Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:35:28
SUMMARY: Screening of "Lovers and Lollipops" and "Little Fugitive," ca. 160 min., with the filmmakers present
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
84.4
"An Evening with Hunter Yoder"
December 3, 1984
PERSONALITY: Hunter Yoder
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Miners Blows," "Real Reel," and "Oscillostates," ca. 62 min., with the filmmaker present
85.1
"An Evening with Gunvor Nelson"
January 14, 1985
PERSONALITY: Gunvor Nelson
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel; TRT: 00:15:28
SUMMARY: Screening of "Frame Line" and "Red Shift," ca. 72 min., with the filmmaker present
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. The last 13 minutes of this recording are very quiet. Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
85.2
"An Evening with Barbara Hammer"
January 28, 1985
PERSONALITY: Barbara Hammer
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Slow Moves," ca. 93 min., with the filmmaker present
85.2a
"An Evening with Roberta Cantow"
February 11, 1985; 6:30 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Roberta Cantow
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Roberta Cantow
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Autostop," 1972, "Clotheslines," 1982, and "If This Ain't Heaven," 1984, ca. 75 min.; filmmaker present
85.2b
"British Film, Part Two: Traditions"
March 18, 1985
PERSONALITY: Colin Sorenson
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: British Film
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Clyde Jeavons (Deputy Curator of the National Film Archive); Colin Sorenson (Keeper of the Modern Department of the Museum of London)
SPONSOR: Pearson; Goldcrest Films and Television; Thorn-EMI; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; the British Council, London; The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund
DATA: 2 7" reels
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 85.2b - beginning
Tape 85.2c - continuation
85.2c
"British Film, Part Two: Traditions"
March 18, 1985
PERSONALITY: Colin Sorenson
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: British Film
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Clyde Jeavons (Deputy Curator of the National Film Archive); Colin Sorenson (Keeper of the Modern Department of the Museum of London)
SPONSOR: Pearson; Goldcrest Films and Television; Thorn-EMI; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; the British Council, London; The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund
DATA: 2 7" reels
RELATED MATERIAL: Tape 85.2b - beginning
Tape 85.2b - beginning
85.3
"An Evening with Jacob Burckhardt"
March 25, 1985
PERSONALITY: Jacob Burckhardt
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "It Don't Pay to be an Honest Citizen," ca. 85 min., with the filmmaker present
85.4
"An Evening in Tribute to Hollis Frampton"
April 18, 1985
PERSONALITY: Hollis Frampton
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Annette Michelson, Noel Carroll, Christopher Phillips, Yvonne Rainer, P. Adams Sitney
SPONSOR: Department of Film; Associate Council
DATA: 7" reel; 3 3/4 ips
SUMMARY: Screening of "nostalgia" and "GLORIA!"; performance of Hollis Frampton's text "A Lecture" by Yvonne Rainer
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
85.5
"An Evening with Mark Rance"
May 13, 1985
PERSONALITY: Mark Rance
SERIES: Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund; National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Death and the Singing Telegram," ca. 110 min., with the filmmaker present
85.6
"An Evening with Billy Woodberry"
May 21, 1985
PERSONALITY: Billy Woodberry
PLACE: Titus 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Cineprobe
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Screening of "Bless Their Little Hearts"
87.00, 87.00D
Untitled
n.d.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2001 through a generous grant from the New York State Education Department and Library. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Sidney Janis
DATA: 3" reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 16
NOTE: Transferred to Library from Mikki Carpenter, 1987
88.1, 88.1D
"Contemporary Art in Context"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Ken Feingold
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Permanent Collection Galleries
SERIES: "Contemporary Art in Context" lecture series
PARTICIPANTS: Ken Feingold, artist
EXHIBITION:Contemporary Art in Context[MoMA Exh. #1478, February 29-March 6, 1988]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Ken Feingold speaking on the work of Giorgio De Chirico and Marcel Duchamp
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
88.2
"A Memorial Tribute"
May 9, 1988; 10:30 a.m.
PERSONALITY: Victor D'Amico
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Eliza Parkinson Cobb, David Rockefeller, Jr., Arlette Buchman, Betty Blayton Taylor, Philip Yenawine
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
88.11a
"Poetry 14"
Nov. 16, 1988
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Cafe
SERIES: CAC Poetry series held each November in the Garden Cafe
PARTICIPANTS: Michael McClure, Shu Tin, Gong Lu, Bei Dao, Gary Snyder, Allen Ginsberg
SPONSOR: Lita Hornick. Presented by the Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: 1 of 2 90-minute audio cassettes a: Sides I and III b: Sides II and IV
SUMMARY: Annual poetry reading
88.11b
"Poetry 14"
Nov. 16, 1988
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Cafe
SERIES: CAC Poetry series held each November in the Garden Cafe
PARTICIPANTS: Michael McClure, Shu Tin, Gong Lu, Bei Dao, Gary Snyder, Allen Ginsberg
SPONSOR: Lita Hornick. Presented by the Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: 2 of 2 90-minute audio cassettes a: Sides I and III b: Sides II and IV
SUMMARY: Annual poetry reading
89.11
"Contemporary Art in Context: Artists' Talks in the Galleries"
November 16, 1989
PERSONALITY: Tina Barney, photographer
PLACE: Painting and Sculpture galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary artists choose a work (or room) in The Museum of Modern Art to discuss in terms of their own work, experience, aesthetic, philosophy, etc.
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction by Pam Heller, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Tina Barney speaking on Eduard Vuillard'sMother and Sister of the Artist, 1893
90.1, 90.1D
"Scott Burton (1939-1989): A Memorial Tribute"
March 28, 1990
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe; Robert Rosenblum; Elizabeth C. Baker; Charles F. Stuckey
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 17, produced at request of the Archives of American Art
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 1994
91.1a
"Dislocations"
October 22, 1991
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: Garden Caf, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Dislocations
PARTICIPANTS: Chris Burden
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
91.1b
"Dislocations"
October 22, 1991
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: Garden Caf, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Dislocations
PARTICIPANTS: Chris Burden
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
92.1
"The William S. Paley Collectionexhibition Opening Dinner"
January 29, 1992
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Agnes Gund, David Rockefeller, Henry Kissinger, Hilary Califano, William S. Paley, Jr.
EXHIBITION:The William S. Paley Collection[MoMA Exh. #1614, January 30-April 7, 1992]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.33
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 23, 1992
92.2, 92.2D
"Henri Matisse: A Retrospective" [Green Tour]
September 12, 1992
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Kathryn Walker, with John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1; Please see Transcripts, Folder 18
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
92.3, 92.3D
"Henri Matisse: A Retrospective" [Black Tour]
September 12, 1992
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Kathryn Walker, with John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1. Please see Transcripts, Folder 19
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
92.4, 92.4D
"Henri Matisse: A Retrospective"
September 12, 1992
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Kathryn Walker, with John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: French version
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1; Please see Transcripts, Folder 20
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
92.5, 92.5D
"Henri Matisse: A Retrospective"
September 12, 1992
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Kathryn Walker, with John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Spanish version
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1; Please see Transcripts, Folder 21
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
92.6
"Henri Matisse: A RetrospectiveOpening Dinner"
September 16, 1992
PLACE: The University Club, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Speakers: David Rockefeller; Michael Miles, Chairman & CEO Philip Morris Co., Inc.; Dick Oldenburg, Agnes Gund, John Elderfield
SPONSORS: Philip Morris Co., The Museum of Modern Art International Council, NEA
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: One 90-minute audio cassette. Running time approximately 20 minutes.
SUMMARY: Thanks given to lenders and sponsors of the exhibition: members of the Matisse family, staff of the Hermitage, Pushkin, and Centre Pompidou; Alice Whelihan, Indemnity Administrator, Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities; Patty Birch, Mrs. Derald Ruttenberg, etc., followed by brief remarks by John Elderfield, Curator of the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 4, 1993
92.7, 92.7D
"Matisse: A Kind of Paradise"
October 29, 1992
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective- Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
92.8, 92.8D
"Matisse and the Cinematic Moment, 1914-1925"
November 5, 1992
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Catherine Bock-Weiss
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective- Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
92.9, 92.9D
"Matisse's Sculpture - The Heroic Perception"
November 12, 1992
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: William Tucker
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective- Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.10, 92.10D, 93.1
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
92.10, 92.10D
"Matisse's Late Works"
November 19, 1992
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Jack Flam
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective- Four Public Lectures
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 93.1
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.1, 93.1D
"Au Revoir Matisse" Dinner Remarks"
January 10, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, David Rockefeller, Richard E. Oldenburg, John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.2D, 92.3, 92.3D, 92.4, 92.4D, 92.5, 92.5D, 92.6, 92.7, 92.7D, 92.8, 92.8D, 92.9, 92.9D, 92.10
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 16, 1993
93.2a
"Max Ernst: Dada & Surrealism Symposium"
March 26-27, 1993
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Camfield, Elizabeth Legge, Ludger Derenthal, Dawn Ades, M.E. Warlick, David Hopkins
SPONSOR: The Menil Collection, Houston; The International Council; Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Max Ernst: Dada and the Dawn of Surrealism[MoMA Exh. #1646, March 14-May 2, 1993]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.2b
"Max Ernst: Dada & Surrealism Symposium"
March 26-27, 1993
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Camfield, Elizabeth Legge, Ludger Derenthal, Dawn Ades, M.E. Warlick, David Hopkins
SPONSOR: The Menil Collection, Houston; The International Council; Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Max Ernst: Dada and the Dawn of Surrealism[MoMA Exh. #1646, March 14-May 2, 1993]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.2c
"Max Ernst: Dada & Surrealism Symposium"
March 26-27, 1993
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Camfield, Elizabeth Legge, Ludger Derenthal, Dawn Ades, M.E. Warlick, David Hopkins
SPONSOR: The Menil Collection, Houston; The International Council; Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Max Ernst: Dada and the Dawn of Surrealism[MoMA Exh. #1646, March 14-May 2, 1993]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.2d
"Max Ernst: Dada & Surrealism Symposium"
March 26-27, 1993
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Camfield, Elizabeth Legge, Ludger Derenthal, Dawn Ades, M.E. Warlick, David Hopkins
SPONSOR: The Menil Collection, Houston; The International Council; Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Max Ernst: Dada and the Dawn of Surrealism[MoMA Exh. #1646, March 14-May 2, 1993]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.2e
"Max Ernst: Dada & Surrealism Symposium"
March 26-27, 1993
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Camfield, Elizabeth Legge, Ludger Derenthal, Dawn Ades, M.E. Warlick, David Hopkins
SPONSOR: The Menil Collection, Houston; The International Council; Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Max Ernst: Dada and the Dawn of Surrealism[MoMA Exh. #1646, March 14-May 2, 1993]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.3, 93.3D
"Thresholds/Santiago Calatrava: Structure and Expression"
April 27, 1993
PERSONALITY: Santiago Calatrava
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Santiago Calatrava: Structure and Expression[MoMA Exh. #1648, March 25-May 18, 1993]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.4, 93.4D
"The Look of Postmodernism"
May 5, 1993
NOTE: The side marked A is actually side B.
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Poverties of PostmodernismSPONSOR: Mrs. Victor W. Ganz
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Slade lecture series given at Oxford University, Fall 1992
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.5, 93.5D, 93.6, 93.6D, 93.8, 93.8D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.5, 93.5D
"The Ideas of Postmodernism"
May 12, 1993
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Poverties of PostmodernismSPONSOR: Mrs. Victor W. Ganz
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Slade lecture series given at Oxford University, Fall 1992
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.4, 93.4D, 93.6, 93.6D, 93.8, 93.8D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.6, 93.6D
"The Politics of Postmodernism"
May 19, 1993
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Poverties of PostmodernismSPONSOR: Mrs. Victor W. Ganz
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Slade lecture series given at Oxford University, Fall 1992
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.4, 93.4D, 93.5, 93.5D, 93.8, 93.8D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.7
"Luncheon in Honor of Life Trustees"
May 19, 1993
PLACE: Trustee Room (6th floor), The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, Richard E. Oldenburg, William S. Rubin, Philip Johnson
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 4, 1993
93.8, 93.8D
"Alternatives to Postmodern Despair"
May 26, 1993
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Poverties of PostmodernismSPONSOR: Mrs. Victor W. Ganz
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Slade lecture series given at Oxford University, Fall 1992
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.4, 93.4D, 93.5, 93.5D, 93.6
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.9, 93.9D
"Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century"
May 30, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Edward Sullivan
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: English version
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13a, 93.13b, 93.13aD, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b; see Transcripts, Folder 22
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.10, 93.10D
"Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century"
May 30, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Edward Sullivan
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: French version
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13a, 93.13b, 93.13aD, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b; Please see Transcripts, Folder 23
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.11, 93.11D
"Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century"
May 30, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Edward Sullivan
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Spanish version
MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13a, 93.13b, 93.13aD, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b; Please see Transcripts, Folder 24
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.11b, 93.11bD
"Party in the Garden"
June 3, 1993
PLACE: Garden
SERIES: Annual Spring Benefit
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Party in Garden
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.32, 95.21
DONOR: Special Events
93.12a
"Many Americas"
July 13, 1993
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS:Guy Brett, art critic; Rina Carvagal, curator; Paolo Herkenhoff, critic; Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Americas Society
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss the idea of plurality in Latin American Art and to reassess the definition and the reach of Latin American Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.13a, 93.13b, 93.13aD, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.12b
"Many Americas"
July 13, 1993
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Guy Brett, art critic; Rina Carvagal, curator; Paolo Herkenhoff, critic; Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Americas Society
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss the idea of plurality in Latin American Art and to reassess the definition and the reach of Latin American Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.13a, 93.13b, 93.13aD, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.13a, 93.13aD
"Women's Movements in the Arts: A Dialogue"
July 20, 1993
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Julia P. Herzberg
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Ana Mae Barbosa, Jean Franco, Amalia Mesa-Baines
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.15a, 93.15b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.13b, 93.13bD
"Women's Movements in the Arts: A Dialogue"
July 20, 1993
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Julia P. Herzberg
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Ana Mae Barbosa, Jean Franco, Amalia Mesa-Baines
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.15a, 93.15b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.14, 93.14D
"Interview"
August 8, 1993
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr, Robert Ryman
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 25; 93.23, 93.23D, 93.26a, 93.26b and 93.26aD, 93.26bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.15a, 93.15D
"Criticism: State of the Art in Latin America"
August 24, 1993
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Mari Carment Ramirez
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Luis Camnitzer, Thomas McEvilley, Gerardo Mosquera
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.15b, 95.15D
"Criticism: State of the Art in Latin America"
August 24, 1993
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Mari Carment Ramirez
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century- Three Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Luis Camnitzer, Thomas McEvilley, Gerardo Mosquera
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes; Duplicate is Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10, 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.16, 93.16D
"Blanchette H. Rockefeller (1901-1992): A Memorial Tribute"
September 8, 1993
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, David Rockefeller, Philip Johnson, Edward Kresky on behalf of Kitty Carlisle Hart, John Szarkowski, Agnes Gund
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 1993; duplicate transferred September 13, 1996
93.17, 93.17D
"Joan Mir"
October 11, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Carolyn Lanchner, Juan Punyet Mir, Gonzalo Madurga, Kathryn Walker
SPONSOR: Argentaria, Corporacin Bancaria de Espaa, with support from the Autonomous Government of Catalonia
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: English version
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.18. 93.19, 93.19D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.25, 93.25D, 93.27, 93.27D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 26
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.18, 93.18D
"Joan Mir"
October 11, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Carolyn Lanchner, Juan Punyet Mir, Gonzalo Madurga, Kathryn Walker
SPONSOR: Argentaria, Corporacin Bancaria de Espaa, with support from the Autonomous Government of Catalonia
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: French version
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.19, 93.19D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.25, 93.25D, 93.27, 93.27D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 27
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.19, 93.19D
"Joan Mir"
October 11, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Carolyn Lanchner, Juan Punyet Mir, Gonzalo Madurga, Kathryn Walker
SPONSOR: Argentaria, Corporacin Bancaria de Espaa, with support from the Autonomous Government of Catalonia
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Spanish version
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.18, 93.18D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.25, 93.25D, 93.27, 93.27D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 28
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1994
93.20, 93.20D
"A Reflection on Joan Mir's Space"
October 19, 1993
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Margit Rowell
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Joan Mir- Four Public Lectures
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.18, 93.18D, 93.19, 93.19D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.25, 93.25D, 93.27, 93.27D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.21
"Walk-through of the reinstallation of the Painting and Sculpture Galleries"
October 20, 1993
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: second and third floor galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Selections from the Permanent Collection of Painting and Sculpture[July 1, 1993 - ongoing]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.22, 93.22D
"Dreams, Design & Disaster: Neutra's 'Windshield' 1936-38"
November 2, 1993
PERSONALITY: J. Carter Brown
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design and The American Academy in Rome
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.23, 93.23D
"Painting After Progress: The Painter's Predicament"
November 4, 1993
(#1 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Robert Ryman
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Robert Ryman- Two Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Stephen Ellis, Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe, Marcia Hafif
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 29; 93.14, 93.26a, 93.26b and 93.26aD, 93.26bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.24, 93.24D
"Painting and Politics: Joan Mir'sStill Life with Old Shoe"
November 23, 1993
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Robert Lubar
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Joan Mir- Four Public Lectures
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.18, 93.18D, 93.19, 93.19D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.25, 93.25D, 93.27, 93.27D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.25, 93.25D
"A Quiet Revolution: Joan Mir and Collage in the late 1920's"
December 7, 1993
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Anne Umland
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Joan Mir- Four Public Lectures
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.18, 93.18D, 93.19, 93.19D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.27, 93.27D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.26a, 93.26aD
"Abstract Painting: End or Beginning?"
December 9, 1993
(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Robert Ryman
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Robert RymanTwo Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur C. Danto, Linda Norden, Peter Schjeldahl, Naomi Spector
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 30; 93.14, 93.23
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.26b, 93.26bD
"Abstract Painting: End or Beginning?"
December 9, 1993
(#2 of 2)
PERSONALITY: Robert Ryman
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Robert RymanTwo Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur C. Danto, Linda Norden, Peter Schjeldahl, Naomi Spector
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 30; 93.14, 93.23
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
93.27, 93.27D
"This Is the Color of My Dreams"
December 14, 1993
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Rosalind Krauss
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Joan Mir- Four Public Lectures
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.17, 93.17D, 93.18, 93.18D, 93.19, 93.19D, 93.20, 93.20D, 93.24, 93.24D, 93.25
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.1, 94.1D
"Roy DeCarava"
January 28, 1994
PERSONALITY: Roy DeCarava
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Akosua Barthwell Evans, Chairman, The Friends of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.34,MoMA MagazineSpring 1996
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.2, 94.2D
"Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect"
February 14, 1994
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Eric Lloyd Wright; Terence Riley, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Philip Johnson, architect, and Gwendolyn Wright
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: English version
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d; Please see Transcripts, Folder 31
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 16, 1994
94.3, 94.3D
"Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Eric Lloyd Wright; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Philip Johnson and Gwendolyn Wright
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: French version
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide ), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 4.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d; Please see Transcripts, Folder 32
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 16, 1994
94.4, 94.4D
"Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Eric Lloyd Wright; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Philip Johnson, architect and Gwendolyn Wright
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Spanish version
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d, Please see Transcripts, Folder 33
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 16, 1994
94.5, 94.5D
"Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition Opening Dinner"
February 16, 1994
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund; Gerald Wolf (Andersen Windows), Richard Carney (Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation), Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Director's Office; Duplicate transferred by Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996, Duplicate arrived in July 2004
94.6
"Frank Lloyd Wright and Modern Architecture: Love-Hate Relationship in Need of Analysis"
February 18, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Philip Johnson, architect; Neil Levine
SPONSOR: The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture at Columbia University
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.7
Untitled
February 18, 1994
PERSONALITY: Allan Kaprow
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Allan Kaprow
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 110
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
94.8, 94.8D
"'Frank Lloyd Wright' Public Service Anouncement"
February 24, 1994
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette and one 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Public Service Announcement
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Public Information
94.9
Untitled
February 24, 1994
PERSONALITY: Jeanne Moreau
PLACE: New York and Co. Public Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Jeanne Moreau
EXHIBITION: Film seriesJeanne Moreau: Nouvelle Vague and Beyond(February 25 - March 18, 1994 )
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Jeanne Moreau
94.10
Untitled
February 25, 1994
PERSONALITY: Sam Gilliam
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Sam Gilliam
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.11a, 94.11aD
"Thomas Jefferson, Frank Lloyd Wright and the American Landscape"
March 1, 1994
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Vincent Scully
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect- Four Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Vincent Scully
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.11b, 94.11bD
"Thomas Jefferson, Frank Lloyd Wright and the American Landscape"
March 1, 1994
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Vincent Scully
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect- Four Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Vincent Scully
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.12
Untitled
March 4, 1994
PERSONALITY: Martin Wong
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.13, 94.13D
"Frank Lloyd Wright's Transcendalist Iconography"
March 7, 1994
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Narciso G. Menocal
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect- Four Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Narcisco G. Menocal
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d.
DONOR: Department of Education; Duplicate was removed from Architecture and Design's Departmental Files.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.14, 94.14D
"Frank Lloyd Wright and the Power of Absorbtion"
March 8, 1994
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect- Four Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version), 94.3, 94.3D (French version), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Education; Duplicate was removed from Architecture and Design's Departmental Files.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.15
Untitled
March 11, 1994
PERSONALITY: Chuck Hoberman
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Chuck Hoberman
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.16, 94.16D
"The Search for Frank Lloyd Wright: Biography versus Autobiography"
March 15, 1994
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Thomas Hines
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect- Four Public Lectures
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Hines
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect(February 16 - May 10, 1994) MoMA Exh. #1673
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.17
Untitled
March 18, 1994
PERSONALITY: Kerry Marshall
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist followed by reception
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.18
Untitled
March 25, 1994
PERSONALITY: Maren Hassinger
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Maren Hassinger
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.19
Untitled
April 1, 1994
PERSONALITY: Mark Tansey
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Mark Tansey
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.20
Untitled
April 15, 1994
PERSONALITY: Maureen Conner
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Maureen Conner
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.21
"Tenth Anniversary Celebration, The Edward John Noble Education Center Education Aide Volunteer Program"
April 20, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2 and the Garden Hall, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Jr.; Agnes Gund; June Noble Larkin
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.22
Untitled
April 22, 1994
PERSONALITY: Armando Rascon
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Armondo Rascon
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.23a
"'Frank Lloyd Wright: Beyond Conventional' - A Symposium"
April 27, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anthony Alofsin; Sid Richardson; Margo Stipe; Nina Nedeljkov; Maristella Casciato; Andrew Saint; Jean-Louis Cohen; Bruno Zevi; David G. De Long; Curtis Besinger; Neil Levine; Jonathan Lipman; Leonard Eaton; William Allin Storrer; John Michael Desmond; Kathryn Smith
SPONSOR: Society of Architectural Historians
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.23b
"'Frank Lloyd Wright: Beyond Conventional Boundaries' - A Symposium"
April 27, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anthony Alofsin; Sid Richardson; Margo Stipe; Nina Nedeljkov; Maristella Casciato; Andrew Saint; Jean-Louis Cohen; Bruno Zevi; David G. De Long; Curtis Besinger; Neil Levine; Jonathan Lipman; Leonard Eaton; William Allin Storrer; John Michael Desmond; Kathryn Smith
SPONSOR: Society of Architectural Historians
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.23c
"'Frank Lloyd Wright: Beyond Conventional Boundaries' - A Symposium"
April 27, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anthony Alofsin; Sid Richardson; Margo Stipe; Nina Nedeljkov; Maristella Casciato; Andrew Saint; Jean-Louis Cohen; Bruno Zevi; David G. De Long; Curtis Besinger; Neil Levine; Jonathan Lipman; Leonard Eaton; William Allin Storrer; John Michael Desmond; Kathryn Smith
SPONSOR: Society of Architectural Historians
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.23d
"'Frank Lloyd Wright: Beyond Conventional Boundaries' - A Symposium"
April 27, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anthony Alofsin; Sid Richardson; Margo Stipe; Nina Nedeljkov; Maristella Casciato; Andrew Saint; Jean-Louis Cohen; Bruno Zevi; David G. De Long; Curtis Besinger; Neil Levine; Jonathan Lipman; Leonard Eaton; William Allin Storrer; John Michael Desmond; Kathryn Smith
SPONSOR: Society of Architectural Historians
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.13, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1994
94.24
Untitled
May 6, 1994
PERSONALITY: Rona Pondick
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Rona Pondick
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.25, 94.25D
"Dinner in Honor of Kitty Carlisle Hart"
May 11, 1994
PERSONALITY: Kitty Carlisle Hart
PLACE: Sette MoMA, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund; Christopher Mason (in song); Peter Duchin
DATA: Two 100-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Duplicate transferred September 13, 1996
94.26, 94.26D
"John Rewald (1912 - 1994): A Memorial Tribute"
May 12, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Francis Nauman; Sabine Rewald, Curator of 20th Century Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; William Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Eugene V. Thaw
DATA: One 90-minute; Duplicate is one 100-minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 13, 1994
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for memorial pamphlet.
94.27
Untitled
May 13, 1994
PERSONALITY: Jack Whitten
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Jack Whitten
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1994
94.28a
"From Alternative to Mainstream: The Artist Book at the End of the Century"
Wednesday, May 18, 1994
PERSONALITY: Moderator: Nancy Princenthal, artist and columnist forPrint Collector's Newsletter
PLACE: The Garden Cafe, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Clive Phillpot, Director, The Museum of Modern Art Library; Martha Wilson, Founding Director, The Franklin Furnace and performance artist; Lawrence Weiner, artist; Adrian Piper, artist and Professor of Philosophy at Wellesley College; Robert Stein, President and co-Founder of The Voyager Company (interactive media including CD-ROM and laserdisc)
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council in conjunction with The Museum Library
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion on the evolution of the artists book and its current role and form; celebrating MoMA's acquistion of the Franklin Furnace Archive
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 24, 1994
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
94.28b
"From Alternative to Mainstream: The Artist Book at the End of the Century"
Wednesday, May 18, 1994
PERSONALITY: Moderator: Nancy Princenthal, artist and columnist forPrint Collector's Newsletter
PLACE: The Garden Cafe, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Clive Phillpot, Director, The Museum of Modern Art Library; Martha Wilson, Founding Director, The Franklin Furnace and performance artist; Lawrence Weiner, artist; Adrian Piper, artist and Professor of Philosophy at Wellesley College; Robert Stein, President and co-Founder of The Voyager Company (interactive media including CD-ROM and laserdisc)
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council in conjunction with The Museum Library
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion on the evolution of the artists book and its current role and form; celebrating MoMA's acquistion of the Franklin Furnace Archive
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 24, 1994
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
94.29a
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
May 31, 1994
(#1 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, MoMa
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Morgan, Acting Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Scott Nelson; Jessica Davis; Dr. John M. Kennedy; Dr. Paul Gabias; Abigail Housen
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: First part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.30a, 94.30b, 94.31a, 94.31b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.29b
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
May 31, 1994
(#1 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, MoMa
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Morgan, Acting Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Scott Nelson; Jessica Davis; Dr. John M. Kennedy; Dr. Paul Gabias; Abigail Housen
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: First part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.30a, 94.30b, 94.31a, 94.31b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.30a
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
June 1, 1994
(#2 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Francesca Rosenberg; Sarah Stephenson; Teresa Kardoulias; Karin Kearney DeSantis
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: 1 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Second part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b, 94.31a, 94.31b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.30b
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
June 1, 1994
(#2 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Francesca Rosenberg; Sarah Stephenson; Teresa Kardoulias; Karin Kearney DeSantis
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: 2 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Second part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b, 94.31a, 94.31b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.31a
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
June 2, 1994
(#3 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Pearl Rosen; Rebecca McGinnis; Yvonne Eriksson; Patrick Daniels; Elisa Hansen; Dr. Paula Gerso;, Lou Giansante
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Third part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b, 94.30a, 94.30b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.31b
"Crossing the Two-Dimensional Barrier: How to Make Museums Accessible to Blind and Visually-Impaired Persons"
June 2, 1994
(#3 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Pearl Rosen; Rebecca McGinnis; Yvonne Eriksson; Patrick Daniels; Elisa Hansen; Dr. Paula Gerso;, Lou Giansante
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Art Education for the Blind, Inc.
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Third part of a 3-day symposium
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b, 94.30a, 94.30b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 5, 1994
94.32
"Party in the Garden Dinner"
June 8, 1994
PLACE: Sette MoMA
SERIES: Annual spring benefit
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Chairman Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 15 minutes
SUMMARY: Director Richard Oldenburg introduces Chairman Agnes Gund, who thanks members of the Benefit Committee and participants and introduces David Rockefeller.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.21, 93.11b
DONOR: Jim Toth, Audio Department, The Museum of Modern Art
94.33
"Sense and Sensibility: Women Artists and Minimalism in the Nineties"
June 20, 1994
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lynn Zevelansky, Curator of the exhibition and Curatorial Assistant, Dept of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Rachel Lachowicz, artist; Kay Larson, critic,New
YorkMagazine
EXHIBITION:Sense & Sensibility: Women Artists and Minimalism in the 90s[MoMA Exh. #1682, June 15-September 11, 1994]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
94.34
"Cy Twombly: A Retrospective Opening Dinner"
September 21, 1994
PLACE: Sette MoMA
SPONSOR: Lily Auchincloss; Lufthansa
EXHIBITION:Cy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 20 minutes
SUMMARY: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.35, 94.35D, 94.37, 94.37D, 94.41, 94.41D, 2006.19
DONOR: Jim Toth, Audio Department, The Museum of Modern Art
94.35, 94.35D
"Cy Twombly: An Artist's Artist"
October 4, 1994 8:00 pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Francesco Clemente, artist; Brice Marden, artist; Richard Serra, artist; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator of the exhibition and Curator, Department Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, in memory of Thomas Ammann
EXHIBITION:Cy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 65 minutes
SUMMARY: Artist panel moderated by Kirk Varnedoe
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.34, 94.37, 94.37D, 94.41, 94.41D, 2006.19
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 6, 1994
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
94.36, 94.36D
Untitled
October 7, 1994
PERSONALITY: Komar & Melamid
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Komar & Melamid
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with artists
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
94.37, 94.37D
"Rethinking Cy Twombly"
October 11, 1994, 8:00 pm
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Curator of the exhibition and Chief Curator, Department Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros in memory of Thomas Ammann
EXHIBITION:Cy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 65 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture by Kirk Varnedoe
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.34, 95.35, 95.35D, 94.41, 94.41D, 2006.19
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 27, 1994
94.38, 94.38D
Untitled
October 14, 1994
PERSONALITY: David Diao
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary artists
PARTICIPANTS: David Diao
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 70 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
94.39
"A Century of Artists Books Opening Dinner"
October 19, 1994
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Speakers: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Riva Castleman, Curator of exhibition and Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund; NEA
EXHIBITION:A Century of Artists Books[MoMA Exh. #1697, October 19, 1994-January 24, 1995]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 15 minutes
SUMMARY: Agnes Gund tribute to Riva Castleman; Richard Oldenburg thanks contributors; comments by Riva Castleman as Curator of the Exhibition
94.40, 94.40D
Untitled
October 21, 1994
PERSONALITY: Joan Nelson
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Joan Nelson
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 55 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
94.41, 94.41D
"The Latin Class"
October 25, 1994 8:00 pm
PERSONALITY: Rosalind Krauss
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Rosalind Krauss, Professor of Art History, Columbia University
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, in memory of Thomas Ammann
EXHIBITION:Cy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 50 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture on Cy Twombly by Rosalind Krauss
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.34, 94.35, 94.35D, 94.37, 94.37D, 2006.19
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 27, 1994
94.42, 94.42D
Untitled
October 28, 1994
PERSONALITY: Lorraine O'Grady
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Lorraine O'Grady
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist followed by a reception
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 111
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
94.43
"Interview"
October 31, 1994
PERSONALITY: Judith Barry and Brad Miskell
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.44, 94.47, 94.51a, 94.51b, 94.52, 95.24. 95.26
94.44
"Interview"
November 2, 1994
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.47, 94.51a, 94.51b, 94.52, 95.5, 95.24, 95.26
94.45, 94.45D
Untitled
November 4, 1994
PERSONALITY: William T. Williams
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: William T. Williams
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 55 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist followed by a reception
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
94.46, 94.46D
Untitled
November 11, 1994
PERSONALITY: Ann Hamilton
PLACE: John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
SPONSOR: Bohen Fdn., CAC, Jr. Associates
EXHIBITION:Projects 48: Ann Hamilton[MoMA Exh. #1699, November 8, 1994-January 3, 1995]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist followed by a reception
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 13, 1994
NOTE: The recording is inaudible.
94.47
"Interview"
November 12, 1994
PERSONALITY: Teiji Furuhashi
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.51a, 94.51b, 95.52, 95.24, 95.26
94.48
"Glenn D. Lowry-New Director at The Museum of Modern Art"
November 16, 1994
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: WBBR-AM New York: Afternoon Drive
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 1 minute 24 seconds
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.49, 94.50, 94.53, 95.4, 95.45
DONOR: Department of Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1994
94.49
"Glenn D. Lowry New Director of Museum of Modern Art"
November 17, 1994
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: WBBR-AM New York, Bloomberg Radio: Lifestyles
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 2 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.48, 94,50, 94.53, 95.4, 95.45
DONOR: Department of Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1994
94.50
"Glenn Lowry leaves AGO"
November 16, 17, 29, 1994
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: CBC Radio - The ArtsTonight (Nov. 16, 1994); CBC Radio - The Arts Report (Nov. 17, 1994); CJBC - French News; CBL AM - Morning News (Nov. 17, 1994); CBL AM - Metro Morning (Nov. 17, 1994); Classical 96 ( Nov. 29, 1994)
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.48, 94.49, 94.53, 95.4, 95.45
DONOR: Department of Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1994
94.51a
"Interview"
November 19, 1994
PERSONALITY: Marcel Odenbach
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Odenbach
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.47, 94.52, 95.24, 95.26
94.51b
"Interview"
November 19, 1994
PERSONALITY: Marcel Odenbach
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Odenbach
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.47, 94.52, 95.24, 95.26
94.52
"Interview"
November 19, 1994
PERSONALITY: Stan Douglas
PLACE: The Video Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Stan Douglas
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.47, 94.51a, 94.51b, 95.24, 95.26
94.53
"Glenn Lowry, Museum of Modern Art"
November 22, 1994
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 3 minutes 15 seconds
SUMMARY: WNYC-AM New York
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.48, 94.49, 94.50, 95.4, 95.45
DONOR: Department of Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1994
94.54
"Radcliffe Reception at The Museum of Modern Art in connection with American Politicians"
December 9, 1994
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Donna Hanover Giuliani; Barbara Nelson, Vice President, Radcliffe College; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:American Politicians: Photographs from 1943-1993[MoMA Exh. #1695, October 5, 1994-January 3, 1995]
DATA: One 90-min Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Introductions, Radcliffe's purpose, women in American life and politics, Susan Kismaric on the exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.55a, 94.55b, 94.55aD, 94.55bD
94.55a, 94.55 aD
"Visible/Invisible: Women In American Politics"
Dec. 10, 1994
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara Nelson; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Squiers, critic; A'lelia Bundtes; Esmeralda Santiago
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art and Radcliffe College, with the encouragement of Chemical Bank
EXHIBITION:American Politicians: Photographs from 1943 to 1993( October 5, 1994-January 3, 1995) MoMA Exh. #1695
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and two 30-minute cassettes; TRT( a and aD): 90 minutes; TRT (b and bD): 10 minutes
SUMMARY: Symposium on representation of women in American politics. 5-minute talks by panelists, then group discussion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.54
94.55b, 94.55bD
"Visible/Invisible: Women In American Politics"
Dec. 10, 1994
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara Nelson; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Squiers, critic; A'lelia Bundtes; Esmeralda Santiago
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art and Radcliffe College, with the encouragement of Chemical Bank
EXHIBITION:American Politicians: Photographs from 1943 to 1993( October 5, 1994-January 3, 1995) MoMA Exh. #1695
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and two 30-minute cassettes; TRT( a and aD): 90 minutes; TRT (b and bD): 10 minutes
SUMMARY: Symposium on representation of women in American politics. 5-minute talks by panelists, then group discussion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.54
94.56a
"Richard E. Oldenburg Farewell Dinner"
December 21, 1994
PLACE: Four Seasons Restaurant, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Louise Smith, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee; Robert Batterman, The Museum of Modern Art attorney; Barbara Jakobson, Christopher Mason (in song), Agnes Gund (long pause), Ronald Lauder, Paul Gottlieb, Mimi Gaudieri, Steingrim Laursen, Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Agnes Gund
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Private dinner with remarks and musical tribute
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
94.56b, 94.56bD
"Richard E. Oldenburg Farewell Dinner"
December 21, 1994
PLACE: Four Seasons Restaurant, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Louise Smith, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee; Robert Batterman, The Museum of Modern Art attorney; Barbara Jakobson, Christopher Mason (in song), Agnes Gund (long pause), Ronald Lauder, Paul Gottlieb, Mimi Gaudieri, Steingrim Laursen, Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Agnes Gund
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette. Duplicate is of second portion of dinner only.
SUMMARY: Private dinner with remarks and musical tribute
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996; Duplicate arrived July 2004
95.1, 95.1D
"Jacob Lawrence and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence in Conversation with Henry Louis Gates, Jr."
January 13, 1995
PERSONALITY: Jacob Lawrence
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jacob Lawrence; Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence; Henry Louis Gates, Jr., W.E.B. du Bois Professor of the Humanities and Chairman of the Afro-American Studies Department, Harvard University
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 80 minutes
SUMMARY: Jacob Lawrence and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence discuss their early experiences as artists
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.2, 95.2D, 95.10, 95.12a and 95.12b, 95.12aD and 95.12bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 18, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.2, 95.2D
"Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series"
PERSONALITY: Jacob Lawrence
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
SUMMARY: Promotional sound bite
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.1D, 95.10, 95.12a and 95.12b, 95.12aD and 95.12bD
95.3
"Kandinsky: Compositions Opening Dinner"
Wednesday, January 25, 1995
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Robert Lehman Foundation, Inc.; National Endowment for the Arts; Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Kandinsky: Compositions[MoMA Exh. #1706, January 25(26)-April 25, 1995]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 15 minutes
DONOR: Department of Special Events
95.4
Untitled
February 8, 1995
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: Garden Hall, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The director's welcome reception
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.48, 94.49, 94.50, 94.53, 95.45
95.5
"Dserts"
February 10, 1995
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Viola
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Sony Corporation of America
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 20 minutes
SUMMARY: Introduction to the film by the filmmaker
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.44
95.6
"60th Anniversary of Architecture and Design at MoMA"
February 15, 1995
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Philip Johnson, artist
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 20 minutes
SUMMARY: Agnes Gund on Philip Johnson, Alfred H. Barr, Jr. and the Bauhaus,Machine Artcatalogue reprinted for this benefit. Glenn D. Lowry introduces Stuart Wrede, Caroll McCarthy, Emilio Ambasz, Wilder Green, Peter Blake, Mildred Constantine, Ada Louise Huxtable. Philip Johnson on the earliest days of the department and philosophy of design.
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 17, 1995
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2009 through a generous grant from The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Committee on Museum Archives, Library, and Research, in honor of Barbara Jakobson's Chairmanship. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
95.7
"Bruce Nauman Opening Dinner"
March 1, 1995
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator of the exhibition and Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Bruce Nauman[MoMA Exh. #1709, March 1(5)-May 23, 1995]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Opening dinner remarks
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.17a and 95.17b, 95.17aD and 95.17bD
95.8
Untitled
March 3, 1995
PERSONALITY: Emma Amos
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Emma Amos
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.9
"Patrons Dinner"
Wednesday, March 8, 1995
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Speakers: Ralph Destino, Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Hosted by Robert I. Smith Jr., Manager Corporate Relations, Department of Development, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
95.10
"Jacob Lawrence Keynote Lecture"
Friday, March 10, 1995 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Mary Schmidt Campbell, Dean, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: In cooperation with the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series(January 11 - April 11, 1995) MoMA Exh. #1701
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 55 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.1D, 95.2, 95.2D, 95.12a and 95.12b, 95.12aD and 95.12bD
95.11
Untitled
March 10, 1995
PERSONALITY: Mary Miss
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Miss
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.14, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.12a, 95.12aD
"Jacob Lawrence Symposium - Panel Discussion"
Saturday, March 11, 1995 8:00 p.m.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Michele Wallace, Professor, The City University of New York; Laura Rosenstock; Rose-Carol Washton Long; Patricia Hills, Professor of Art History, Boston University; Nicholas Lemann, author,The Promised Land; Bernice Johnson Reagon, Curator Emeritus, National Museum of American History
SPONSOR: In cooperation with the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT (a and aD): 90 minutes and TRT (b and bD): 65 minutes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion of Jacob Lawrence'sThe Migration SeriesRELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.1D, 95.2, 95.2D, 95.10,
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 17, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.12b, 95.12bD
"Jacob Lawrence Symposium - Panel Discussion"
Saturday, March 11, 1995 8:00 p.m.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Michele Wallace, Professor, The City University of New York; Laura Rosenstock; Rose-Carol Washton Long; Patricia Hills, Professor of Art History, Boston University; Nicholas Lemann, author,The Promised Land; Bernice Johnson Reagon, Curator Emeritus, National Museum of American History
SPONSOR: In cooperation with the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT (a and aD): 90 minutes and TRT (b and bD): 65 minutes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion of Jacob Lawrence'sThe Migration SeriesRELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.1D, 95.2, 95.2D, 95.10,
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 17, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.13
"Frank Lloyd Wright's Presentation in Conceptual Drawings on CD-ROM"
March 16, 1995
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Reed, Curator, Architecture & Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Ed Barry, Pres. Oxford University Press; Dick Signataro, VP Imaging, Kodak; Bruce Pfeiffer, Dir. FLW Archives; Michael Ester
SPONSOR: Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Oxford U. Press, Luna Imaging, J. Paul Getty Trust
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 35 minutes
SUMMARY: Launching and presentation of the CD-ROM as an electronic catalogue raisonne of 5,000 FLW drawings, with thanks to its authors and developers and a brief explanation of its creation.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.2D (English version of Acoustiguide), 94.3, 94.3D (French version of Acoustiguide), 94.4, 94.4D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 94.5, 94.6, 94.8, 94.8D, 94.11a, 94.11b, 94.11aD, 94.11bD, 94.14, 94.16, 94.16D, 94.23a, 94.23b, 94.23c, 94.23d
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
95.14
Untitled
March 17, 1995
PERSONALITY: Peter Forgacs
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Forgacs
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.15, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.15
Untitled
March 24, 1995
PERSONALITY: Polly Apfelbaum
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Polly Apfelbaum
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.16
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.16
Untitled
March 31, 1995
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Edin Velez
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.7, 94.10, 94.12, 94.15, 94.17, 94.18, 94.19, 94.20, 94.22, 94.24, 94.27, 94.36, 94.36D, 94.38, 94.38D, 94.40, 94.40D, 94.42, 94.42D, 94.45, 94.45D, 94.46, 94.46D, 95.8, 95.11, 95.14, 95.15
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.17a, 95.17aD
"Bruce Nauman: Idea into Image"
Tuesday, April 11, 1995 7:00 pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Joan Acocella, dance critic and author ofMark Morris; Peter Plagens, painter, art critic forNewsweekand longtime contributer toArt in America; Peter Schjeldahl, art criticThe Village Voiceand author,Columns and Catalogues(The Figures, 1994).
EXHIBITION:Bruce Nauman[MoMA Exh. #1709, March 1(5)-May 23, 1995]
DATA: Two 120-minutes Standard Audio Cassettes, one 90-minute, one 30 -minute cassette: TRT (a and aD): 90:00; TRT ( b and bD): 14:00
SUMMARY: Panel discussion moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Scultpure, The Museum of Modern Art
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.7
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 14, 1995; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
95.17 b, 95.17bD
"Bruce Nauman: Idea into Image"
Tuesday, April 11, 1995 7:00 pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Joan Acocella, dance critic and author ofMark Morris; Peter Plagens, painter, art critic forNewsweekand longtime contributer toArt in America; Peter Schjeldahl, art criticThe Village Voiceand author,Columns and Catalogues(The Figures, 1994).
EXHIBITION:Bruce Nauman[MoMA Exh. #1709, March 1(5)-May 23, 1995]
DATA: Two 120-minutes Standard Audio Cassettes, one 90-minute, one 30 -minute cassette: TRT (a and aD): 90:00; TRT ( b and bD): 14:00
SUMMARY: Panel discussion moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Scultpure, The Museum of Modern Art
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.7
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 14, 1995; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
95.18
"La Biennale De Venezia Press Conference"
April 26, 1995
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Gianluigi Gabetti, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee; Gerard Regnier; question and answer period
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
95.19
"Louise Reinhardt Smith Exhibition Opening Dinner"
May 3, 1995
PLACE: Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; William Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard E. Oldenburg, Director Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Dorothy Cullman, Agnes Gund, Louise Smith, Lewis Cullman, W. Rubin, R. Oldenburg, A. Gund
SPONSOR: Dorothy and Lewis Cullman
EXHIBITION:Masterworks from the Louise Reinhardt Smith Collection[MoMA Exh. #1712, May 3(4)-August 22, 1995]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
95.20, 95.20D
"Ink-Stained Wretch: A Conversation with Christopher Knight on Journalism, Criticism and Art"
Monday, May 22, 1995 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Christopher Knight
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Christopher Knight, art critic,Los Angeles Times; author,Last Chance for Eden: Selected Art Criticism, 1979-1994SPONSOR: Lannan Foundation
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Christopher Knight speaks on his published work, on journalistic art criticism in general, and on the state of contemporary art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.20D
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.21
"Mutant Materials in Contemporary Art Opening Dinner"
Wednesday, May 24, 1995
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, Associate Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Mutant Materials in Contemporary Art(May 24 - Aug. 27, 1995) MoMA Exh. #1713
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 10 minutes
95.22
"Party in the Garden Dinner Remarks"
June 5, 1995
PLACE: Sette MoMA
SERIES: Annual Spring Benefit
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Celeste Bartos; David Rockefeller; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Gerald Lavin
SUMMARY: Dinner remarks
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.11b, 94.32
DONOR: Joan Howard, Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June, 1995
95.23
Untitled
June 14, 1995
PERSONALITY: Riva Castleman
PLACE: Garden, Garden Hall, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Walter Bareiss,Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art; William Goldstein, ULAE; Deborah Wye, Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Reception in honor of Riva Castleman upon her retirement
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1995
95.24
Untitled
June 23, 1995 6:30 pm.
PERSONALITY: Teiji Furuhashi
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artist Talks
PARTICIPANTS: Teiji Furuhashi
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artists featured in the exhibition speaking about their individual bodies of work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.47, 94.51a, 94.51b, 94.52, 95.26
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.25
"Artist's Choice: Elizabeth Murray"
June 26, 1995 8:15 p.m.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater I, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artist's Choice
PARTICIPANTS: Linda Nochlin, Professor of Modern Art, Institute of Fine Art, NYU; Marcia Tucker, Director, The New Museum of Contemporary Art, Jennifer Bartlett, artist
EXHIBITION:Artist's Choice: Elizabeth Murray(June 19 - August 22, 1995) MoMA Exh.#1720
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The panel discusses issues, including feminist concerns, raised by theArtist's Choiceexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.26
Untitled
June 29 ,1995 6:30 pm.
PERSONALITY: Tony Oursler
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artist Talks
PARTICIPANTS: Tony Oursler
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artists featured in the exhibition who speak about their individual bodies of work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.43, 94.44, 94.47, 94.51a, 94.51b, 94.52, 95.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.27, 95.27D
"Around New York"
July 6, July 20, 1995
PLACE: Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Summergarden '95
PARTICIPANTS: Joel Sachs; students, alumni and faculty of the Julliard School
SPONSOR: Everett B. Birch Foundation
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; One Audio C.D.; One 10" Reel
SUMMARY: WNYC broadcast of Summergarden
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.28
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer 2006. In addition to the original, a 10 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a 90- minute cassette tape back-up copy now exist. Two duplicate copies are preservation quality copies provided by WNYC.
95.28, 95.28D
"Around New York"
August 17, 1995
DATE: August 17, 1995
PLACE: Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Summergarden '95
PARTICIPANTS: Joel Sachs; students, alumni and faculty of the Julliard School
SPONSOR: Everett B. Birch Foundation
DATA: One 94-minute Standard Audio Cassette; One Audio C.D.; One 10" Reel
SUMMARY: WNYC broadcast of Summergarden
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.27
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer 2006. In addition to the original, a 10 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a 94-minute cassette tape back-up copy now exist. Two duplicate copies are preservation quality copies provided by WNYC.
95.29, 95.29D
"Niuta Titus (1913-1995): A Memorial Tribute"
September 21, 1995
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Louis Slesin; Maroussia Garvin; Shifra Ross; Arnold Patz; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Vera Stern; Suzanne Slesin Steinberg; Rabbi Arthur Schneier
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Director's Office; Duplicate was transferred by the Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996; Duplicate arrived July 2004
95.30
"The Museum of Modern Art And Its Role As We Approach The Next Century"
September 23, 1995
PLACE: The Parrish Art Museum, Southhampton, NY
PARTICIPANTS: Lecture by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
95.31, 95.31D
"Piet Mondrian: 1872 - 1944"
September 27, 1995
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry, Wynton Marsalis, John Elderfield
PLACE: Painting and Sculpture Galleries
SERIES: Acoustiguide tour #1607
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Wynton Marsalis, musician; John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of exhibit, with conversation about the works and jazz music interspersed
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 95.44, 95.44D
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 5, 1996
95.32
"Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944 Opening Dinner"
September 27, 1995
PLACE: Garden Hall, Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Phillip Antine, Senior Executive President, KPN Royal Lines; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Mondrian opening dinner remarks
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.31, 95.31D, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D, 95.44, 95.44D
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1995
95.33
Untitled
September 1995
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe
EXHIBITION: ConcernsThe William S. Paley Collection[MoMA Exh. #1614, January 30-April 7, 1992]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Speech about book on the Paley Collection
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.1
DONOR: Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 1995
95.34
Untitled
October 9, 1995
PERSONALITY: Roy DeCarava
PARTICIPANTS: Roy DeCarava, Ron Carter, and Sherry Turner-DeCarava
EXHIBITION:Roy DeCarava: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1736, January 24(25)-May 7, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.1, 94.1D,MoMA Magazine, spring 1996
DONOR: Public Information
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 4, 1996
95.35, 95.35D
"Pleasuring Painting: Matisse's Feminine Representations"
October 10, 1995
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art, Lecture #1 of 4
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture on Henri Matisse and "femininity"
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.41, 95.41D, 95.46, 95.46D, 95.47, 95.47D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.36, 95.36D
"'If we cannot free ourselves, we can free our vision': The Art of Piet Mondrian"
October 16, 1995
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Yve-Alain Bois
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater I, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: First of three in series of lectures on Mondrian (#3 not available)
PARTICIPANTS: Yve-Alain Bois, Professor of Modern Art, Harvard University
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 55 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.31, 95.31D, 95.32, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D, 95.44, 95.44D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.37
Untitled
October 23, 1995
PLACE: Garden Hall, Sette MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Sir Brian Urquhart, Terry Waldo, Gotham City Quartet
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: International Council Reception, viewing, dinner, remarks and a musical performance
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.31, 95.31D, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.40, 95.40D, 95.44, 95.44D
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1995
95.38
"Australian Film Festival Reception"
October 25, 1995
PLACE: Garden Hall, The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Strictly Oz: A History of Australian Film(October 2, 1995 - January 18, 1996)
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Reception and screening
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 1995
95.39
"Louise Reinhardt Smith (1904-1995): A Memorial Tribute"
October 25, 1995
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; William Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Oldenburg, Director Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Lewis Cullman, Trustee and Vice-Chairman, The Int'l Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Jo Carole Lauder, President, The Int'l Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
95.40, 95.40D
"Mondrian at The Museum of Modern Art/ Mondrian en el Museo de Arte Moderno"
October, 1995
PLACE: Painting and Sculpture Galleries
SERIES: Acoustiguide tours of exhibitions in Spanish
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Wynton Marsalis, John Elderfield
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Spanish version of the Acoustiguide tour of exhibit, with conversation about the works and jazz music interspersed
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.31, 95.31D (English version of Acoustiguide), 95.32, 95.34, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.44, 95.44D
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 5, 1996
95.41, 95.41D
"Warburg's Model: The End of Collage in European Postwar Art"
November 7, 1995
(#2 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Benjamin Buchloh
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art, Lecture #2 of 4
PARTICIPANTS: Benjamin Buchloh, Associate Professor of Art History and Archaeology, Barnard College
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90 minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 55 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture on European art since 1945
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.35, 95.35D, 95.46, 95.46D, 95.47, 95.47D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.42
"Florene May Schoenborn (1903-1995): A Memorial Tribute"
November 8, 1995
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; William Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard E. Oldenburg, Director Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Jeff Davis; Patty Staab; Alica Strauss; William S. Lieberman, Chairman, Department of 20th-Century Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996
95.43, 95.43D
"The Chambers of Annette Messager"
November 12, 1995
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Panelists: Elisabeth Lebovici, art critic; Warren Niesluchowski, independent writer and curator; Ralph Rugoff, cultural critic and independent curator
EXHIBITION:Annette Messager[MoMA Exh. #1728, October 11(12), '95-January 16, 1996]
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion moderated by exhibition curator Sheryl Conkelton, Associate Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.44, 95.44D
"Mondrian Today"
November 20, 1995
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Second in series of three lectures on Mondrian (#3 not available)
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Chief Curator at Large, The Museum of Modern Art; panelists include: John Golding, Bridget Riley, and Robert Ryman
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 80 minutes
SUMMARY: Discussion of the importance of Mondrian's work in the context of contemporary art. Participants, excluding Mr. Elderfield, are contemporary artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 34; 95.31, 95.31, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.37D, 95.40, 95.40D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 18, 1996
95.45
Untitled
November 21, 1995
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Norman Broadbent, Nancy Nichols, Glenn D. Lowry
SPONSOR: Norman Broadbent
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Private reception in honor of Glenn D. Lowry
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.48, 94.49. 94.50, 94.53, 95.4
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 19, 1995
95.46, 95.46D
"The Evolving Torpedo: Changing Ideas of the Collection of Painting and Sculpture of the MoMA"
November 28, 1995
(#3 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art, Lecture #3 of 4
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture on the Museum's acquisitions policies
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.35, 95.35D, 95.41, 95.41D, 95.47, 95.47D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 8, 1995; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
95.47, 95.47D
"Jackson Pollock: Totem Lessons"
December 5, 1995
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: T. J. Clark
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art, Lecture #4 of 4
PARTICIPANTS: T. J. Clark, Professor of Modern Art, University of California, Berkeley
DATA: One 120-minute and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture on Jackson Pollock
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.35, 95.35D, 95.41, 95.41D, 95.46, 95.46D
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 8, 1995; duplicate transferred on October 18, 1996
96.1, 96.1D
"Jasper Johns: A Retrospective"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Kiki Smith, artist; Jasper Johns, artist; music by John Cage
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: English version of Acoustiguide
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.2, 96.3, 96.4. Please see Transcripts, Folder 35
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 17, 1996
96.2, 96.2D
"Picasso and Portraiture"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Steve Martin, actor and playwright; William S. Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Marie-Therese Walter; Dora Maar; Franoise Gilot
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: English version of Acoustiguide
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.1, 96.3, 96.4, Please see Transcripts, Folder 36
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 17, 1996
96.3
"Picasso and Portraiture"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Narrator, Franoise Gilot
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: French version of Acoustiguide
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.1, 96.2, 96.4, Please see Transcripts, Folder 37
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 17, 1996
96.4
"Picasso and Portraiture"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Narrator; Franoise Gilot
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Spanish version of Acoustiguide
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.1, 96.2, 96.3, Please see Transcripts, Folder 38
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 17, 1996
96.5
"Roy DeCarava Opening Dinner"
January 24, 1996
PERSONALITY: Roy DeCarava
PLACE: SetteMoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography; Roy DeCarava, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Special Events, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Roy DeCarava: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1736, January 24(25)-May 7, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Speeches delivered at the dinner for the opening of the DeCarava exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.9, 96.9D
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 26, 1996
96.6
Untitled
January 31, 1996
PERSONALITY: Rem Koolhaas, Bruce Mau
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Book Store
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Gianfranco Monacelli; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bruce Mau
SPONSOR: Monacelli Press [The Museum of Modern Art Sales and Marketing Department]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Book signing by Rem Koolhaas and Bruce Mau of their bookS, M, L, XL (Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large)
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 5, 1996
96.7a, 96.7aD
"The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (Session 4)
February 3, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (4 sessions)
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Silvia Lavin; Beatriz Colomina; Rem Koolhaas; Peter Eisenman, Architect
SPONSOR: Peter B. Lewis, Lily Auchincloss, Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros, Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lauder, Marshall Cogen, The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, Joseph E. Seagram and Sons Ltd.
DATA: Three 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, three 90-minute standard sound casettes, TRT (a and aD): 90 minutes; TRT (b and bD): 70 minutes; TRT (c and cD):
10 minutes
SUMMARY: Introductory remarks by Terence Riley followed by speakers and a discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 8, 1996; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
96.7b, 96.7bD
"The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (Session 4)
February 3, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (4 sessions)
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Silvia Lavin; Beatriz Colomina; Rem Koolhaas; Peter Eisenman, Architect
SPONSOR: Peter B. Lewis, Lily Auchincloss, Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros, Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lauder, Marshall Cogen, The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, Joseph E. Seagram and Sons Ltd.
DATA: Three 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, three 90-minute standard sound casettes, TRT (a and aD): 90 minutes; TRT (b and bD): 70 minutes; TRT (c and cD):
10 minutes
SUMMARY: Introductory remarks by Terence Riley followed by speakers and a discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 8, 1996; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
96.7c, 96.7cD
"The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (Session 4)
February 3, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "The Origins of the Avant-Garde in America, 1923-1949: The Philip Johnson Colloquium" (4 sessions)
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Silvia Lavin; Beatriz Colomina; Rem Koolhaas; Peter Eisenman, Architect
SPONSOR: Peter B. Lewis, Lily Auchincloss, Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros, Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lauder, Marshall Cogen, The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, Joseph E. Seagram and Sons Ltd.
DATA: Three 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, three 90-minute standard sound casettes, TRT (a and aD): 90 minutes; TRT (b and bD): 70 minutes; TRT (c and cD):
10 minutes
SUMMARY: Introductory remarks by Terence Riley followed by speakers and a discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 8, 1996; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
96.8
"Mayor Marafol of Barcelona presents Agnes Gund with Friend of Barcelona Award"
February 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Agnes Gund
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
96.9, 96.9D
"A Lecture"
February 15, 1996
PERSONALITY: Roy DeCarava
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Roy DeCarava, artist; Peter Galassi, Curator of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
EXHIBITION:Roy DeCarava: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1736, January 24(25)-May 7, 1996]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: A lecture in which the artist discusses his work
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 21, 1996; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
96.10a, 96.10aD
"Lilly Reich: Women Design & Collaboration"
March 17, 1996
PERSONALITY: Lilly Reich
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mary McLeod, moderator; Rosemarie Haag Bletter, author; Caroline Constant, Esther da Costa Meyer; Franny Schulze
EXHIBITION:Lilly Reich: Designer and Architect[MoMA Exh. #1738, February 6(8)-May 7, 1996]
DATA: 1 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: (a and aD) 90 minutes; TRT: (b and bD) 35 minutes; Duplicate is Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A panel discussion treating a variety of issues pertaining to the role of women in design and architecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1996; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
96.10b, 96.10bD
"Lilly Reich: Women Design & Collaboration"
March 17, 1996
PERSONALITY: Lilly Reich
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mary McLeod, moderator; Rosemarie Haag Bletter, author; Caroline Constant, Esther da Costa Meyer; Franny Schulze
EXHIBITION:Lilly Reich: Designer and Architect[MoMA Exh. #1738, February 6(8)-May 7, 1996]
DATA: 2 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: (a and aD) 90 minutes; TRT: (b and bD) 35 minutes; Duplicate is Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A panel discussion treating a variety of issues pertaining to the role of women in design and architecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1996; duplicates transferred October 18, 1996
96.11, 96.11D
"Picasso and Portraiture Exhibition Opening Dinner Remarks"
April 21, 1996
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Stephanie French, Vice President, Corporate Contributions and Cultural Programs, Phillip Morris Company; Doug Mackenzie, Vice President, Sheraton Marketing Corporation and Director of Sales, ITT Luxury Collection; William S. Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Phillip Morris Company, ITT Sheraton
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.12, 96.12D, 96.13, 96.13D, 96.15, 96.15D, 96.16, 96.16D, 96.20
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
96.12, 96.12D
"The Art of Reincarnation: Picasso & Old Master Portraiture"
May 7, 1996
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Pablo Picasso
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lecture in conjunction withPicasso and PortraiturePARTICIPANTS: Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts, New York University
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation(April 2 -September 18, 1996) MoMA Exh. #1743
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 80 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.12D, 96.13, 96.13D, 96.15, 96.15D, 96.16, 96.16D, 96.20
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 1996; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
96.13, 96.13D
"Allusive Identities: Picasso's Cubist Portraiture"
May 21, 1996
(#2 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Pepe Karmel
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 55 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction withPicasso and PortraitureRELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.12D, 96.15, 96.15D, 96.16, 96.16D, 96.20
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 1996; duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
96.14a
"Architecture Information and Education for the Public and Non-specialist"
May 22, 1996
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
PARTICIPANTS: Welcome by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; introduction by Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Marc Treib, University of California, Berkeley speaks on "The Subject and its Surrogate: The Grammar of Architectural Exh
SPONSOR: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 3 hours
SUMMARY: Session #5 of ICAM 8 Conference
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 30, 1996
96.14b
"Architecture Information and Education for the Public and Non-specialist"
May 22, 1996
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
PARTICIPANTS: Welcome by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; introduction by Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Marc Treib, University of California, Berkeley speaks on "The Subject and its Surrogate: The Grammar of Architectural Exh
SPONSOR: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 3 hours
SUMMARY: Session #5 of ICAM 8 Conference
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 30, 1996
96.14c
"Architecture Information and Education for the Public and Non-specialist"
May 22, 1996
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
PARTICIPANTS: Welcome by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; introduction by Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Marc Treib, University of California, Berkeley speaks on "The Subject and its Surrogate: The Grammar of Architectural Exh
SPONSOR: International Confederation of Architectural Museums 8
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 3 hours
SUMMARY: Session #5 of ICAM 8 Conference
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 30, 1996
96.15, 96.15D
Untitled
May 29, 1996
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: William Rubin
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture for The Museum of Modern Art staff in conjunction withPicasso and PortraitureRELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.12D, 96.13, 96.13D, 96.16, 96.16D, 96.20
DONOR: Department of Education
96.16, 96.16D
"Picasso and the Color of Portraiture"
June 4, 1996
(#3 of 3)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Linda Nochlin
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction withPicasso and PortraitureRELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.12D, 96.13, 96.13D, 96.15, 96.15D, 96.20
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 1996, duplicate transferred October 18, 1996
96.17a, 96.17aD
"Books to Billboards: Issues in Contemporary Printmaking"
June 22, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jean Charles Blais, painter, printmaker; Willie Cole, sculptor; Susan Inglett, publisher, dealer; Nancy Princenthal, art writer; Maurice Sanchez, master printer; Kiki Smith, artist
EXHIBITION:Thinking Print: Books to Billboards 1980-95[MoMA Exh. #1748, June 19(20)-September 10, 1996]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 180 minutes
SUMMARY: Slide-illustrated symposium featuring six speakers, including artists, publishers, and printers, all with works presented in the exhibition. Topics discussed include traditional and innovative printmaking practices, the role of the publisher, the vehicle of the artists book, and the practice of disseminating printed art into the world at large.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 26, 1996
96.17b, 96.17bD
"Books to Billboards: Issues in Contemporary Printmaking"
June 22, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jean Charles Blais, painter, printmaker; Willie Cole, sculptor; Susan Inglett, publisher, dealer; Nancy Princenthal, art writer; Maurice Sanchez, master printer; Kiki Smith, artist
EXHIBITION:Thinking Print: Books to Billboards 1980-95[MoMA Exh. #1748, June 19(20)-September 10, 1996]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 180 minutes
SUMMARY: Slide-illustrated symposium featuring six speakers, including artists, publishers, and printers, all with works presented in the exhibition. Topics discussed include traditional and innovative printmaking practices, the role of the publisher, the vehicle of the artists book, and the practice of disseminating printed art into the world at large.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 26, 1996
96.18a, 96.18aD
"Pictures of the Times: A Century of Photography fromThe New York Times"
June 27, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Symposium in conjunction withPictures of the Times: A Century of Photography from The New York TimesPARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; participants include A. M. Rosenthal, Associate Editor and Columnist,The New York Times; Carolyn Lee, Assistant Managing Editor and former Chief Picture Editor,The New York Times; Carol Squiers, critic and Senior Editor,American Photography; Stuart Ewen, Professor and Chair of Media Studies, Hunter College and Professor of History and Sociology, CUNY Graduate Center
EXHIBITION:Pictures of the Times: A Century of Photgraphy from the New York Times[MoMA Exh. #1749, June 26(27)-October 8, 1996]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Symposium addresses the role of photography in the news, the ways in which news photographs are gathered and chosen, and their character as documents of history.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 18, 1996
96.18b, 96.18bD
"Pictures of the Times: A Century of Photography fromThe New York Times"
June 27, 1996
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Symposium in conjunction withPictures of the Times: A Century of Photography from The New York TimesPARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; participants include A. M. Rosenthal, Associate Editor and Columnist,The New York Times; Carolyn Lee, Assistant Managing Editor and former Chief Picture Editor,The New York Times; Carol Squiers, critic and Senior Editor,American Photography; Stuart Ewen, Professor and Chair of Media Studies, Hunter College and Professor of History and Sociology, CUNY Graduate Center
EXHIBITION:Pictures of the Times: A Century of Photgraphy from the New York Times[MoMA Exh. #1749, June 26(27)-October 8, 1996]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Symposium addresses the role of photography in the news, the ways in which news photographs are gathered and chosen, and their character as documents of history.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 18, 1996
96.19, 96.19D
"Philip Johnson's 90th Birthday Dinner"
July 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Philip Johnson
PLACE: Four Seasons Restaurant, NY
PARTICIPANTS: Daniel Shapiro, David Whitney, Assistant to Philip Johnson, Terry Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; (CBS Film of Conversation between Johnson and Kahn; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mason in song; Philip Johnson, architect; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art)
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 5, 1996
96.20, 96.20D
"Tribute to William Rubin on the closing evening ofPicasso and Portraiture"
September 17, 1996
PERSONALITY: William Rubin
PARTICIPANTS: William Rubin
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Tribute to William Rubin on the closing evening ofPicasso and PortraitureRELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.12D, 96.13, 96.13D, 96.15, 96.15D, 96.16, 96.16D
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 5, 1996
96.21a, 96.21aD
"Opening remarks"
October 4, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I b and bD: side I)
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
This and the following 17 sound recordings document The Museum of Modern Art conference at the Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY entitled
Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Centuryheld 10/4/96-10/6/96. Each session, including opening remarks, conversations #1-4, summary, and dinner and luncheon remarks, has its own individual catalogue entry. Some sessions have more than one entry: this is to differentiate recordings with and without "identification voice-overs" (see DATA category). Please read the catalogue entry carefully before selection.
96.21b, 96.21bD
"Opening remarks"
October 4, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I b and bD: side I)
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
This and the following 17 sound recordings document The Museum of Modern Art conference at the Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY entitled
Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Centuryheld 10/4/96-10/6/96. Each session, including opening remarks, conversations #1-4, summary, and dinner and luncheon remarks, has its own individual catalogue entry. Some sessions have more than one entry: this is to differentiate recordings with and without "identification voice-overs" (see DATA category). Please read the catalogue entry carefully before selection.
96.22
"Opening remarks"
October 4, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I and II) without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the confrerence is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.3bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.23a
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I); with ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21, 96.22, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.23b
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I); with ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21, 96.22, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.24a
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I); without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21, 96.22, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a , 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.24b
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I); without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21, 96.22, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a , 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.25a
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I); with ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.25b
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I); with ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.25c
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I); with ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.26a
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I);
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.26b
"Conversation #1"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Mark Taylor, Professor of Religion, Williams College; Lars Nittve, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eismann, architect; Richard Serra, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I);
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.27a
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.27b
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.27c
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.28a
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I and II b: side I) without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b 96.27c, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.28b
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I and II b: side I) without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b 96.27c, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.29, 96.29D
"Conversation #2"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs and Chief Curator-at-Large. Speakers include: Bernard Tschumi, architect; Susanna Torruella Leval, Director, El Museo del Barrio; Adam Gopnik, writer,The New Yorker; Robert Irwin, artist
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II and aD: sides I and II) ID Left Channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b , 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
NOTE: May be incomplete
96.30a, 96.30aD
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: 1 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I and II b and bD: side I) ID left channel; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.30b, 96.30bD
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: 2 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I and II b and bD: side I) ID left channel; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.31a
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, Architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I and II b: side I) Without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.31b
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, Architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I and II b: side I) Without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.32a
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, Architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I ) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.32b
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, Architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I ) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.32c
"Conversation #3"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Arata Isozaki, Architect; John Walsh, Director, The J. Paul Getty Museum; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Jean-Louis Cohen, Professor of Art History, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I ) ID mixed
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.33, 96.33D
"Dinner Remarks"
October 5, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (a: side I)
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.34a
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot, Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I) Without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.34b
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot, Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: sides I and II b: side I) Without ID
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.35a, 96.35aD
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot, Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I; b and bD: side I) ID Left Channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.35b, 96.35bD
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot, Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I; b and bD: side I) ID Left Channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.36a
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mix channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.36b
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mix channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.36c
"Conversation #4"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art. Speakers include: Sheila Levrant de Bretteville, Artist and Director of Studies in Graphic Design, The School of Art, Yale University; Rem Koolhaas, architect; Bill Viola, artist; James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director, The Fogg Art Museum
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a: side I b: side I c: side I) ID mix channel
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.37a, 96.37aD
"Summary"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center,Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Patterson Sims, Deputy Director for Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I b and bD: side I)
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.37b, 96.37bD
"Summary"
October 6, 1996
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center,Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Patterson Sims, Deputy Director for Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (a and aD: side I b and bD: side I)
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26a, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.38
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.38
"Luncheon"
October 6, 1996
NOTE: Recorded from video cassette
PLACE: Playhouse, Pocantico, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES:Building the Future: The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st Century
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Purpose of the conference is to discuss the potential roles of museums, in general, in contemporary society and how, specifically, The Museum of Modern Art might respond to current and future developments within the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.21a, 96.21b, 96.21aD, 96.21bD, 96.22, 96.23, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b, 96.25a, 96.25b, 96.25c, 96.26, 96.26b, 96.27a, 96.27b, 96.27c, 96.28a, 96.28b, 96.29, 96.29D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 96.30aD, 96.30bD, 96.31a, 96.31b, 96.32a, 96.32b, 96.32c, 96.33, 96.33D, 96.34a, 96.34b, 96.35a, 96.35b, 96.35aD, 96.35bD, 96.36a, 96.36b, 96.36c, 96.37a, 96.37b, 96.37aD, 96.37bD; see also, Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: Director's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 8, 1996
96.39a, 96.39aD
"Antonin Artaud: Works on Paper"
October 10, 1996 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jacques Derrida
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jacques Derrida
EXHIBITION:Antonin Artaud: Works on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1753, October 1(3), 1996-January 7, 1997]
DATA: One 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 133 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 24, 1996
96.39b, 96.39bD
"Antonin Artaud: Works on Paper"
October 10, 1996 6:00 p.m.
PERSONALITY: Jacques Derrida
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jacques Derrida
EXHIBITION:Antonin Artaud: Works on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1753, October 1(3), 1996-January 7, 1997]
DATA: One 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 133 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 24, 1996
96.40, 96.40D
"Jasper Johns: A Retrospective Opening Dinner"
October 15, 1996
PLACE: SetteMoMA
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Opening dinner remarks
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.47, 96.47D, 96.49, 96.49D, 96.52, 96.52D, 96.54, 96.54D, 96.58, 96.58D
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 13, 1996; Duplicate arrived July 2004
96.41, 96.41D
Untitled
October 18, 1996
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Patterson Sims, Deputy Director in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator in the Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Kiki Smith
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette, duplicate is a 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education; duplicate made by Museum Archives
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 21, 1996
96.42
"The Blood Records, Written and Annotated"
October 18, 1996 at 6:00pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Lisa Steele, artist; Kim Tomczak, artist
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
96.43, 96.43D
"Building the Future: Some Observations in Art, Architecture and MoMA"
October 22, 1996
(#1 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Imagining The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st CenturyPARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture addresses the Museum's plan for expanding and reconceiving its building in order to create a new Museum of Modern Art for the 21st century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.55, 96.55D, 96.59, 96.59D, 96.60a, 96.60b, 96.60aD, 96.60bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 28, 1996
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 97-1 for event pamphlet.
96.44
"International Council Fall Meeting Dinner Remarks"
October 22, 1996
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 5, 1996
96.45
"Lily Auchincloss (1922-1996): A Memorial Tribute"
October 23, 1996
PERSONALITY: Lily Auchincloss
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; H.R.H. Duke Franz of Bavaria; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Barbara Jakobson; Richard E. Oldenburg, Director Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 5, 1996
96.46
Untitled
October 25, 1996
PERSONALITY: Georgina Starr
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Georgina Starr; introduction by Thomas W. Collins, Jr., Beaumont and Nancy Newhall Curatorial Fellow, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 28, 1996
96.47, 96.47D
"The Beholder's Share: Conflict, Uncertainty and Change"
October 28, 1996
(#1 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Richard Field
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Field, Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs, Yale University Art Gallery
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective(Oct. 20, 1996 - Jan. 21, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1754
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate on one 120-minute standard cassette
SUMMARY: First in series of lectures held in conjunction with the Jasper Johns exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.40, 96.49, 96.49D, 96.52, 96.52D, 96.54, 96.54D, 96.58, 96.58D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
96.48
Untitled
November 1, 1996
PERSONALITY: Andrea Fraser
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Andrea Fraser
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
96.49, 96.49D
"The Fifties Avant-Garde and the American Interior"
November 4, 1996
(#2 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Thomas Crow
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Crow, Professor,Yale University
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective(Oct. 20, 1996 - Jan. 21, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1754
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Second in series of lectures held in conjunction with the Jasper Johns exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.40, 96.47, 96.47D, 96.52, 96.52D, 96.54, 96.54D, 96.58, 96.58D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
96.50
Untitled
November 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Willie Cole
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Willie Cole
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
96.51
"Oh Rapunzel"
November 8, 1996 at 6:00pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Sally Berger, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Cecelia Condit, artist.
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
96.52, 96.52D
"Dialogue on Johns and the Modern Tradition"
November 11, 1996
(#3 of 5)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Third in a series of lectures held in conjunction with the Jasper Johns exhibition
PARTICIPANTS: Merce Cunningham, choreographer; Barbara Rose, art historian and professor, American University, Washington, D.C.; David Sylvester, writer and curator, Kirk Varnedoe, moderator and Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.40, 96.47, 96.47D, 96.49, 96.49D, 96.54, 96.54D, 96.58, 96.58D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
96.53, 96.53D
"A Lecture"
November 15, 1996
NOTE: This recording is not available for use.
PERSONALITY: Martin Puryear
PARTICIPANTS: Akosua Barthwell Evans, Chairman, The Friends of Education; Patterson Sims, Deputy Director for Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Martin Puryear, artist; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 18, 1996
96.54, 96.54D
"Panel of Artists"
November 18, 1996
(#4 of 5)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Gober, artist; Elizabeth Murray, artist; Terry Winters, artist; John Baldessari, artist; Kirk Varnedoe, moderator and Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Fourth lecture in a series held in conjunction with the Jasper Johns exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.40, 96.47, 96.47D, 96.49, 96.49D, 96.52, 96.58, 96.58D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
96.55, 96.55D
"The Idea of a Modern Museum"
November 19, 1996
(#2 of 4)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Imagining The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st CenturyPARTICIPANTS: Henri Zerner, Professor of Modern Art, Harvard University; Jorge Klor de Alva, Professor of Comparative Ethnic Studies and Anthropology, University of California at Berkeley
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture addresses the Museum's plan for expanding and reconceiving its building in order to create a new Museum of Modern Art for the 21st century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.43, 96.43D, 96.59, 96.59D, 96.60a, 96.60b, 96.60aD, 96.60bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 97-1 for event pamphlet.
96.56
"Frontierland/Frontierlandia"
November 21, 1996 at 6:00pm
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Documentaries
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
96.57
Untitled
November 22, 1996
PERSONALITY: Rubn Ortz-Torres
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Rubn Ortz-Torres
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 1996
96.58, 96.58D
"The Lessons of the Objects"
November 25, 1996
(#5 of 5)
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Patterson Sims, Deputy Director for Education and Research Support; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture by Kirk Varnedoe
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.40, 96.47, 96.47D, 96.49, 96.49D, 96.52, 96.54, 96.54D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 16, 1996
96.59, 96.59D
"The Museum and Society"
December 3, 1996
(#3 of 4)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: ImaginingThe Museum of Modern Art in the 21st CenturyPARTICIPANTS: Helen Searing, Alice Pratt Brown Professor of Art, Smith College; Robert A. M. Stern, architect; Fred Wilson, artist; Janet Abrams, architecture and design critic
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture addresses the Museum's plan for expanding and reconceiving its building in order to create a new Museum of Modern Art for the 21st century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.43, 96.43D, 96.55, 96.55D, 96.60a, 96.60b, 96.60aD, 96.60bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 16, 1996
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 97-1 for event pamphlet.
96.60a, 96.60aD
"Rethinking the Modern"
December 12, 1996
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Terence Riley
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Imagining The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st CenturyPARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Lecture addresses the Museum's plan for expanding and reconceiving its building in order to create a new Museum of Modern Art for the 21st century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.43, 96.43D, 96.55, 96.55D, 96.59, 96.59D, 1960b, 1960bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 16, 1996
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 97-1 for event pamphlet.
96.60b, 96.60bD
"Rethinking the Modern"
December 12, 1996
(#4 of 4)
PERSONALITY: Terence Riley
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Imagining The Museum of Modern Art in the 21st CenturyPARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2 of 2 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Lecture addresses the Museum's plan for expanding and reconceiving its building in order to create a new Museum of Modern Art for the 21st century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.43, 96.43D, 96.55, 96.55D, 96.59, 96.59D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 16, 1996
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 97-1 for event pamphlet.
96.61
"Philip Johnson Recent Work"
1996
PERSONALITY: Philip Johnson
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Johnson, architect; J. Kipnis, architect; Frank Gehry, architect
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
97.1, 97.1D
"Willem de Kooning Exhibition Opening Dinner Remarks"
January 22, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Banana Republic
EXHIBITION:Willem deKooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s[MoMA Exh. #1759, January 22(23)-April 29, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.2, 97.2D, 97.3, 97.3D, 97.7, 97.7D, 97.34
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997; Duplicate arrived July 2004
97.2, 97.2D
"A Panel of Artists"
February 4, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction by Patterson Sims, Deputy Director, Education and Research Support; Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; with Chuck Close, artist; Thomas Nozkowski, artist; Susan Rothenberg, artist; Robert Ryman, artist
EXHIBITION:Willem de Kooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s(January 22-April 29, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1759
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 39; 97.1, 97.3, 97.3D, 97.7, 97.7D, 97.34
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 10, 1997
97.3, 97.3D
"Slipknots"
February 11, 1997
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Willem de Kooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s(January 22-April 29, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1759
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.1, 97.2, 97.2D, 97.7, 97.7D, 97.34
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 10, 1997
97.4
"Manuel Alvarez Bravo Exhibition Opening Remarks"
February 19, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Lorenzo Zembrano, Chair/Director, Cemex Corp.; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Jose Aneas Jorneas, Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs;
SPONSOR: Cemex, Mex-Am Cultural foundation, Inc.
EXHIBITION:Manuel Alvarez Bravo(February 19(20) - April 15, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1765
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.8, 97.8D, 97.14, 97.14D
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.5, 97.5D
"Annual Luncheon-Presentation of First Annual David Rockefeller Award to James Wolfensohn"
February 24, 1997
PLACE: SetteMoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Chairman Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; James D. Wolfenshon
SPONSOR: Chase Manhattan Bank
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Award presented in honor of enlightened generosity and advocacy of cultural endeavors.
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.6
"Presentation of the 1997 Mont Blanc Award for Arts Patronage to Agnes Gund"
February 27, 1997
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President,MoMA
SPONSOR: Mont Blanc
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.7, 97.7D
"A Panel of Critics"
March 4, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Lynne Cooke, Curator, Dia Center for the Arts; Gary Garrels; Elise S. Haas, Chief Curator and Curator of Painting and Sculpture, San Francisco Museum of Moden Art; Irving Sandler, Professor of Art History, Purchase College, State University of New York; Peter Schjeldahl, art critic,The Village VoiceEXHIBITION:Willem de Kooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s(January 22-April 29, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1759
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicate is one 120 minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.1, 97.2, 97.2D, 97.3, 97.3D, 97.34
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 10, 1997
97.8, 97.8D
"Manuel Alvarez Bravo in Context: Photography in Mexico 1920-1945"
March 11, 1997
PERSONALITY: James Oles
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Manuel Alvarez Bravo
PARTICIPANTS: James Oles, Assistant Professor, Art Department, Wellesley College
EXHIBITION:Manuel Alvarez Bravo[MoMA Exh. #1765, February 19(20)-May 18, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.4, 97.14, 97.14D
97.9
"Sally Ganz Memorial Tribute"
March 18, 1997
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.10, 97.10D
"The Photomontages of Hannah Hch: The Nasty Pastime of Dada's Good Girl"
March 18, 1997
PERSONALITY: Amelia Arenas
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Amelia Arenas, independent lecturer and writer on art
EXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by the Amelia Arenas, art historian and educator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.12, 97.12D
97.11, 97.11D
Untitled
April 4, 1997
PERSONALITY: Rirkrit Tiravanjia
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Rirkrit Tiravanjia
EXHIBITION:Projects 58: Rikrit Tiravanija[MoMA Exh. #1767, April 1(3)-June 1, 1997]
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.12, 97.12D
"Eating Well: Consuming the Old and the New in Hannah Hch's Photomontages"
April 8, 1997
PERSONALITY: Maud Lavin
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Special Exhibition Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Maud Lavin, cultural historian and author,Cut with the Kitchen Knife: The Weimar Photomantages of Hannah HochEXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.10, 97.10D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.13a, 97.13D
Untitled
April 11, 1997
PERSONALITY: Kara Walker
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Converations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Kara Walker
DATA: Two 60-minute microcassettes; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.13b, 97.13D
Untitled
April 11, 1997
PERSONALITY: Kara Walker
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Converations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Kara Walker
DATA: Two 60-minute microcassettes; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 75 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.14, 97.14D
"Lens of Revelations: Manuel Alvarez Bravo and His Influence"
April 15, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Special Exhibition Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Liz Ferrer, Curator Americas Society Art Gallery
EXHIBITION:Manuel Alvarez Bravo[MoMA Exh. #1765, February 19(20)-May 18, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 45 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.4, 97.8, 97.8D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.15, 97.15D
Untitled
April 18, 1997
PERSONALITY: John O'Reilly
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: John O'Reilly
DATA: One 60-minute microcassettes; duplicate is one 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 45 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
97.16, 97.16D
Untitled
April 25, 1997
PERSONALITY: Maya Lin
PLACE: Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Maya Lin, architect
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 40 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 8, 1997
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
97.17
"Grace M. Mayer Memorial Tribute"
April 30, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski, Director Emeritus, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Daniel W. Jones; Jan Seidler Ramirez, Wayne Miller, Silas R. Mountsier III; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.18, 97.18D
"White House Endowment Fund Reception for Hillary Clinton"
April 30, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Veronica Hearst, The Chairman's Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Walter Shorenstein; Hillary Rodham Clinton, First Lady of the United States.
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997; Duplicate arrived July 2004
97.19, 97.19D
"Pollock's Work in Wartime and Postwar U.S. History"
May 3, 1997
(#1 of 6)
PLACE: Trustee Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Lecture by Michael Leja, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; response by Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator, The Museum of Modern Art, Department of Painting and Sculpture
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 40 minutes
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium;lecture followed by response and general discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.20, 97.20D, 97.21, 97.21D, 97.22, 97.22D, 97.23, 97.23D, 97.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.20, 97.20D
"Reviewing Psychoanalytic Approaches to Pollock"
May 3, 1997
(#2 of 6)
PLACE: Trustee Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Lecture by Charles F. Stuckey, Curator, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts; response by Stephen Polcari, Director, New York Regional Office, Archives of American Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 40 minutes
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium;lecture followed by response and general discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.19, 97.19D, 97.21, 97.21D, 97.22, 97.22D, 97.23, 97.23D, 97.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.21, 97.21D
"The Crisis of the Easel Picture"
May 3, 1997
(#3 of 6)
PLACE: Trustee Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Lecture by Rosalind Krauss, Meyer Schapiro Professor, Columbia University; response by Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Assistant Curator. Department of Painting of Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 70 minutes
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium;lecture followed by response and general discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.19, 97.19D, 97.20, 97.20D, 97.22, 97.22D, 97.23, 97.23D, 97.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.22, 97.22D
"Pollock's Reception in Europe"
May 3, 1997
(#4 of 6)
PLACE: Trustee Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Lecture by Jeremy Lewison, Acting Keeper of the Modern Collection, Tate Gallery; response by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium;lecture followed by response and general discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.19, 97.19D, 97.20, 97.20D, 97.21, 97.21D, 97.23, 97.23D, 97.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.23, 97.23D
"Pollock's Consequences"
May 3, 1997
(#5 of 6)
PLACE: Trustee Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium; closinglecture followed general discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.19, 97.19D, 97.20, 97.20D, 97.21, 97.21D, 97.22, 97.22D, 97.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.24
"Pollock's Working Progress"
May 3, 1997
(#6 of 6)
PLACE: Pollock gallery, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, Chief Conservator, The Menil Collection, Houston
DATA: One 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 40 minutes (we do not own the original)
SUMMARY:Approaching Pollock: A Symposium; lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.19, 97.19D, 97.20, 97.20D, 97.21, 97.21D, 97.22, 97.22D, 97.23, 97.23D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 20, 1997
97.25
"Remarks from Membership Luncheon"
May 8, 1997
PARTICIPANTS: Paul Gottlieb, Chairman of Membership Committee, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.26
"Objects of Desire Exhibition Opening Dinner Remarks"
May 21, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: AT&T
EXHIBITION:Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life[MoMA Exh. #1772, May 21(25)-August 26, 1997]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.37, 97.38, 97.39
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.27
"New Members Reception Remarks"
May 27, 1997
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.28, 97.28D
"1997 Party in the Garden in Honor of Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman-Dinner Remarks"
June 4, 1997
PLACE: SetteMoMA, The Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Lewis B. Cullman, The Chairman's Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.29a, 97.29aD
"Abstraction or Essence: Three African American Perspectives"
June 17, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Panel Discussion
PARTICIPANTS: Maren Hassinger, artist; Howardena Pindell, artist; William T. Williams, artist; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 100 minutes
SUMMARY: A discussion of African-American painting and contemporary abstraction
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 1, 1997
97.29b, 97.29bD
"Abstraction or Essence: Three African American Perspectives"
June 17, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Panel Discussion
PARTICIPANTS: Maren Hassinger, artist; Howardena Pindell, artist; William T. Williams, artist; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 100 minutes
SUMMARY: A discussion of African-American painting and contemporary abstraction
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 1, 1997
97.30
"DCTV: Guerilla Television 25th Anniversary"
June 19, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Documentaries
PARTICIPANTS: Jon Alpert, Keiko Tsuno, co-founders of DCTV, one of the oldest video access centers in the country; DeeDee Halleck, co-founder of Paper Tiger TV, a collective of video activists; and Deep Dish TV, the first satellite network for community video programming, Shu Lea Cheang, director of Fresh Kill (1994); moderated by Deidre Boyle, author,Subject to Change: Guerilla Television RevisitedDATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 15, 1997
97.31a, 97.31aD
"Brought to Light: Black Cinema, 1921-1959, Selections from the James E. Wheeler Collection and Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949"
June 24, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: James E. Wheeler, Founder and Director, Concept East II Gallery, Detroit; Pearl Bowser, Founder and Director, African Diaspora Images; Henry T. Sampson, film historian and author,Black in Black and White: A Source Book on Black Films, 1995
EXHIBITION:Brought to Light: Black Cinema, 1921-1959, Selections from the James E. Wheeler Collection and Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949(April 30-July 6, 1997); MoMA Exh. #1770; Film Program:Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949(June 27 - July 8, 1997)
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 120 minutes
SUMMARY: A panel discussion of black cinema in the first half of the twentieth-century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2, 1997
97.31b, 97.31bD
"Brought to Light: Black Cinema, 1921-1959, Selections from the James E. Wheeler Collection and Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949"
June 24, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: James E. Wheeler, Founder and Director, Concept East II Gallery, Detroit; Pearl Bowser, Founder and Director, African Diaspora Images; Henry T. Sampson, film historian and author,Black in Black and White: A Source Book on Black Films, 1995
EXHIBITION:Brought to Light: Black Cinema, 1921-1959, Selections from the James E. Wheeler Collection and Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949(April 30-July 6, 1997); MoMA Exh. #1770; Film Program:Within Our Gates: American Race Films, 1918-1949(June 27 - July 8, 1997)
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 120 minutes
SUMMARY: A panel discussion of black cinema in the first half of the twentieth-century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2, 1997
97.32, 97.32D
"90th Birthday Luncheon Tribute to Leo Castelli"
September 10, 1997
PERSONALITY: Leo Castelli
PLACE: SetteMoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Leo Castelli, gallery owner.
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard audio cassette.
SUMMARY: A celebratory luncheon in honor of Leo Castelli.
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997, Duplicate arrived July 2004
97.33, 97.33D
"Elizabeth Streibert Memorial Tribute"
September 17, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Sir Brian Urquhart; Riva Castleman; Robert M. Murdock; Carol Coffin, Executive Director, International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Wilson; Marshall Streibert
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997; Duplicate arrived July 2004
97.34
"Willem de Kooning Memorial Tribute"
September 24, 1997
PLACE: Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Leo Castelli, gallery owner; Chuck Close, artist; John McMahon; Rudy Burckhardt; David Sylvester
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.1, 97.2, 97.2D, 97.3, 97.3D, 97.7, 97.7D; Printed program, one 180-minute video cassette
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.35
"On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection Exhibition Dinner Opening Remarks"
September 29, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Elaine Dannheisser, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection[MoMA Exh. #1784, September 29(30), 1997-January 20, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.53a, 97.53b, 97.53D, 97.54, 97.54D
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.36
"Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection Exhibition Opening Dinner Remarks"
October 8, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Dr. Elizabeth Gerham?, Austrian Fellow Minister of Education and Cultural Affairs; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Dr. Rudolph Leopold; Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Robert Lehman Foundation
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.40, 97.46a, 97.46b, 97.46aD, 97.46bD
DONOR: The Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 20, 1997
97.37
"Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life"
May 21-August 26, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Candice Bergen, actress
EXHIBITION:Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life(May 21(25)-August 26, 1997) MoMA Exh. #1772
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: English version
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.26, 97.38, 97.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 40
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 17, 1997
97.38
"Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life"
May 21-August 26, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Candice Bergen, actress
EXHIBITION:Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life[MoMA Exh. #1772, May 21(25)-August 26, 1997]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: French version
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.26, 97.37, 97.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 41
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 17, 1997
97.39
"Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life"
May 21-August 26, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
EXHIBITION:Objects of Desire: The Modern Still Life[MoMA Exh. #1772, May 21(25)-August 26, 1997]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Spanish version
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.26, 97.37, 97.38, Please see Transcripts, Folder 42
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 17, 1997
97.40, 97.40D
"Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna"
September 29, 1997-Jaunuary 4, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: English version
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.36, 97.46a, 97.46b, 97.46aD, 97.46bD. Please see Transcripts, Folder 43
DONOR: Visitor Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 17, 1997
97.41, 97.41D
"Paleoart, or How the Dinosaurs Broke into MoMA"
October 14, 1997
(#1 of 3)
PERSONALITY: W. J. T. Mitchell
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Modern StoriesPARTICIPANTS: W. J. T. Mitchell, Gaylord Donelley Distinguished Service Professor of English and Art History, University of Chicago, and Editor ofCritical InquiryDATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: VR 97-15
DONOR: Department of Education; Duplicate Donor information is unknown.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 1997
97.42
"International Council Dinner"
October 21, 1997
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998
97.43, 97.43D
Untitled
October 24, 1997
PERSONALITY: Peter Halley
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Halley
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 45 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.44, 97.44D
"The Thread of Ariadne and the Web of Arachne: Some Reflections on the Museum"
October 28, 1997
(#2 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Richard Wollheim
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Modern StoriesPARTICIPANTS: Richard Wollheim, Professor of Philosophy, University of California at Berkeley
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 1997
97.45, 97.45D
Untitled
October 31, 1997
PERSONALITY: Vik Muniz
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Vik Muniz
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 20 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.46a, 97.46aD
"Egon Schiele Panel Discussion"
November 4, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings at MoMA; Eric Fischl, artist; Jane Kallir, Co-Director, Galerie St. Etienne, New York and author ofEgon Schiele: The Complete Works; Simon Wilson
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.36, 97.40
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 1997
97.46b, 97.46bD
"Egon Schiele Panel Discussion"
November 4, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings at MoMA; Eric Fischl, artist; Jane Kallir, Co-Director, Galerie St. Etienne, New York and author ofEgon Schiele: The Complete Works; Simon Wilson
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.36, 97.40
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 1997
97.47a, 97.47aD
Untitled
November 7, 1997
PERSONALITY: John Currin
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: John Currin
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60 minute microcassette and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.47b, 97.47bD
Untitled
November 7, 1997
PERSONALITY: John Currin
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: John Currin
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60 minute microcassette and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.48, 97.48D
Untitled
November 11, 1997
PERSONALITY: Susan Stewart
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Stewart
DATA: One 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education; Duplicate donor information is unknown.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1997
97.49, 97.49D
Untitled
November 14, 1997
PERSONALITY: Ayse Birsel
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Ayse Birsel
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute microcassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 9:00
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.50, 97.50D
Untitled
November 18, 1997
(#3 of 3)
PERSONALITY: Homi Bhabha
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Studies in Modern Art: Modern Stories
PARTICIPANTS: Homi Bhabha
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-14
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1997
97.51, 97.51D
Untitled
November 21, 1997
PERSONALITY: Beth B.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Beth B.
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.52a, 97.52aD
Untitled
December 5, 1997
PERSONALITY: Sue Williams
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Sue Williams
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60 minute microcassette and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 150 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.52b, 97.52bD
Untitled
December 5, 1997
PERSONALITY: Sue Williams
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Sue Williams
SPONSOR: Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60 minute microcassette and one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; duplicates are two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 150 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.53a, 97.53D
"What Happened to the '80s?"
December 2, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Armstr ong, Director, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; Pat Hearn, owner Pat Hearn Gallery; Kim Levin, contributor,The Village Voice; Robert Pincus-Witten, Director of Exhibitions, C & M Arts
EXHIBITION:On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection[MoMA Exh. #1784, September 29(30), 1997-January 20, 1998]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 55:14 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.35, 97.54, 97.54D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.53b, 97.53D
"What Happened to the '80s?"
December 2, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Armstr ong, Director, Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; Pat Hearn, owner Pat Hearn Gallery; Kim Levin, contributor,The Village Voice; Robert Pincus-Witten, Director of Exhibitions, C & M Arts
EXHIBITION:On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection[MoMA Exh. #1784, September 29(30), 1997-January 20, 1998]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; duplicate is one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 55:14 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.35, 97.54, 97.54D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.54, 97.54D
"What Happened in the 90s?"
December 9, 1997
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Bill Arning, independent curator and critic; Jay Gorney, Director, Jay Gorney Modern Art; Ralph Rugoff cultural critic and independent curator; Nancy Spector, Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
EXHIBITION:On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection[MoMA Exh. #1784, September 29(30), 1997-January 20, 1998]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.35, 97.53a, 97.53b, 97.53D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 12, 1998
97.55
"Founders Lunch"
December 10, 1997
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998
98.1
"New Work on Paper 1"
April 11, 1981
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction, John Elderfield, Director, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Alan Cote, artist; Joan Snyder, artist; William Tucker, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts
EXHIBITION:New Work on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1303, February 11-April 21, 1981]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction withNew Work on Paper 1DONOR: Department of Education
98.2
"Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography"
May 12, 1981
PERSONALITY: Peter Galassi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Galassi, Associate Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography[MoMA Exh. #1308, May 6-July 5, 1981]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: The first of three lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.3, 98.4
DONOR: Department of Education
98.3
"Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography"
May 18, 1981
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts, New York University
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography[MoMA Exh. #1308, May 6-July 5, 1981]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: The second of three lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.2, 98.4
DONOR: Department of Education
98.4
"Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography"
May 26, 1981
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Associate Professor, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Before Photography: Painting and the Invention of Photography(May 6- July 5, 1981) MoMA Exh. #1308
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: The last of three lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.2, 98.3
DONOR: Department of Education
98.5
"Atget and the Art of Photography"
December 1, 1981
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Spring Mills Series on the Art of Photography
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Spring Mills Inc., The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The Work of Atget: Old France[MoMA Exh. #1322, October 3, 1981-January 3, 1982]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction withThe Work of Atget: Old France
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.6
DONOR: Department of Education
98.6
"The Work of Atget: The Art of Old Paris"
November 12, 1982
PERSONALITY: Maria Morris Hambourg
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium, NYPL
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: John Szarkowski, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria Morris Hambourg, Photography Historian
EXHIBITION:The Work of Atget: Old France[MoMA Exh. #1322, October 3, 1981-January 3, 1982]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition re: The place of Old Paris as central to Atget's oeuvre
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.5
DONOR: Department of Education
98.7a
"Form as Memory"
December 7, 1982
PERSONALITY: Lucy R. Lippard
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Lucy R. Lippard, writer on contemporary art, cofounder ofHeresies, Printed Matter, and P.A.D.D.
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Louise Bourgeois[MoMA Exh. #1337, November 3, 1982-February 8, 1983]
DATA: Two 7" reels
SUMMARY: The first of two lectures given in conjunction withLouise Bourgeois
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.8; (see also video collection: 96.11a/e, 96.11b/e, 96.11c/e, 96.11d/e, 96.11e/e, 96.12a/c, 96.12b/c, 96.12c/c, 96.13a/c, 96.13b/c, 96.13c/c)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
98.7b
"Form as Memory"
December 7, 1982
PERSONALITY: Lucy R. Lippard
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Lucy R. Lippard, writer on contemporary art, cofounder ofHeresies, Printed Matter, and P.A.D.D.
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Louise Bourgeois[MoMA Exh. #1337, November 3, 1982-February 8, 1983]
DATA: Two 7" reels
SUMMARY: The first of two lectures given in conjunction withLouise Bourgeois
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.8; (see also video collection: 96.11a/e, 96.11b/e, 96.11c/e, 96.11d/e, 96.11e/e, 96.12a/c, 96.12b/c, 96.12c/c, 96.13a/c, 96.13b/c, 96.13c/c)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
98.8
"Bourgeois Truth"
January 11, 1983
PERSONALITY: Robert Pincus-Witten
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Pincus-Witten, Professor of Art History, Queens College, CUNY and The Graduate Center, CUNY
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Louise Bourgeois[MoMA Exh. #1337, November 3, 1982-February 8, 1983]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: The second of two lectures given in conjunction withLouise Bourgeois
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.7a, 98.7b; (see also video collection: 96.11a/e, 96.11b/e, 96.11c/e, 96.11d/e, 96.11e/e, 96.12a/c, 96.12b/c, 96.12c/c, 96.13a/c, 96.13b/c, 96.13c/c)
DONOR: Department of Education
98.9
"Neutra Symposium"
September 30, 1982
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler; Thomas Hines
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium, NYPL
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Cesar Pelli, architect, Dean of the School of Architecture, Yale University; Kenneth Frampton, Professor of Architecture and Project Director for the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, Columbia University; Thomas Hines, Professo, Department of History, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA; Ray Eames, artist, designer
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch, PanAm Office, The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The Architecture of Richard Neutra: From International Style to California Modern(July 21- October 12, 1982) MoMA Exh. #1333
DATA: One 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette tape
SUMMARY: Panel discussion in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.10
"Artists' Talks: Big Pictures by Contemporary Photographers"
May 26, 1983
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Nancy Hellebrand, artist; William Wegman, artist; Brian Wood, artist
SPONSOR: The Associate Council
EXHIBITION:Big Pictures by Contemporary Photographers[MoMA Exh. #1348, April 13-June 28, 1983]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Above mentioned artists relate their views on the problems of making large photographs
DONOR: Department of Education
98.11
"Uses of Drawing"
December 1, 1983
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Director, Department of Drawings and of the exhibition
EXHIBITION:The Modern Drawing: 100 Works on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1367, October 26, 1983-January 3, 1984]
DATA: 7" reel
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.12a
"Aalto"
October 26, 1984
PERSONALITY: J. Stewart Johnson
PLACE: Kaufmann Conference Room, Institute of International Education
PARTICIPANTS: J. Stewart Johnson, Director of Exhibition, Curator of Design, Dept of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stuart Wrede, Director, Oregon School of Design; Goran Schildt, President of Aalto Foundation; Christopher Wilk; Harmon Goldstone; Edgar Kaufmann Jr.
SPONSOR: Sponsored in part by grants from The Finnish Society of Craft and Design; The Finnish Ministry of Education; Artek; ICF, Inc.
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Furniture and Glass(September 26- November 27, 1984) MoMA Exh. #1383
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tapes I & II; only side I of tapes III & IV)
SUMMARY: Four lectures on Aalto: Stuart Wrede, "Aalto's Beginning"; Goran Schildt, "Aalto's Approach to Design"; Christopher Wilk, "Aalto And the Rise of Plywood Furniture"; Harmon Goldstone, Edgar Kaufmann Jr. and J. Stewart Johnson, "Aalto Remembered." Following these lectures the floor opens up for a full panel discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
98.12b
"Aalto"
October 26, 1984
PERSONALITY: J. Stewart Johnson
PLACE: Kaufmann Conference Room, Institute of International Education
PARTICIPANTS: J. Stewart Johnson, Director of Exhibition, Curator of Design, Dept of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stuart Wrede, Director, Oregon School of Design; Goran Schildt, President of Aalto Foundation; Christopher Wilk; Harmon Goldstone; Edgar Kaufmann Jr.
SPONSOR: Sponsored in part by grants from The Finnish Society of Craft and Design; The Finnish Ministry of Education; Artek; ICF, Inc.
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Furniture and Glass(September 26- November 27, 1984) MoMA Exh. #1383
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tapes I & II; only side I of tapes III & IV)
SUMMARY: Four lectures on Aalto: Stuart Wrede, "Aalto's Beginning"; Goran Schildt, "Aalto's Approach to Design"; Christopher Wilk, "Aalto And the Rise of Plywood Furniture"; Harmon Goldstone, Edgar Kaufmann Jr. and J. Stewart Johnson, "Aalto Remembered." Following these lectures the floor opens up for a full panel discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
98.12c
"Aalto"
October 26, 1984
PERSONALITY: J. Stewart Johnson
PLACE: Kaufmann Conference Room, Institute of International Education
PARTICIPANTS: J. Stewart Johnson, Director of Exhibition, Curator of Design, Dept of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stuart Wrede, Director, Oregon School of Design; Goran Schildt, President of Aalto Foundation; Christopher Wilk; Harmon Goldstone; Edgar Kaufmann Jr.
SPONSOR: Sponsored in part by grants from The Finnish Society of Craft and Design; The Finnish Ministry of Education; Artek; ICF, Inc.
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Furniture and Glass(September 26- November 27, 1984) MoMA Exh. #1383
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tapes I & II; only side I of tapes III & IV)
SUMMARY: Four lectures on Aalto: Stuart Wrede, "Aalto's Beginning"; Goran Schildt, "Aalto's Approach to Design"; Christopher Wilk, "Aalto And the Rise of Plywood Furniture"; Harmon Goldstone, Edgar Kaufmann Jr. and J. Stewart Johnson, "Aalto Remembered." Following these lectures the floor opens up for a full panel discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
98.12d
"Aalto"
October 26, 1984
PERSONALITY: J. Stewart Johnson
PLACE: Kaufmann Conference Room, Institute of International Education
PARTICIPANTS: J. Stewart Johnson, Director of Exhibition, Curator of Design, Dept of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stuart Wrede, Director, Oregon School of Design; Goran Schildt, President of Aalto Foundation; Christopher Wilk; Harmon Goldstone; Edgar Kaufmann Jr.
SPONSOR: Sponsored in part by grants from The Finnish Society of Craft and Design; The Finnish Ministry of Education; Artek; ICF, Inc.
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Furniture and Glass(September 26- November 27, 1984) MoMA Exh. #1383
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tapes I & II; only side I of tapes III & IV)
SUMMARY: Four lectures on Aalto: Stuart Wrede, "Aalto's Beginning"; Goran Schildt, "Aalto's Approach to Design"; Christopher Wilk, "Aalto And the Rise of Plywood Furniture"; Harmon Goldstone, Edgar Kaufmann Jr. and J. Stewart Johnson, "Aalto Remembered." Following these lectures the floor opens up for a full panel discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
98.13a
"Bofill/Krier Symposium"
June 27, 1985
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: First in series of five, part of the Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Ricardo Bofill, architect; Leon Krier, architect; Colin Rowe, Andrew Dickson White Professor of Architecture, Cornell University; Robert Stern, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jean-Pierre Conyeaux (sp?), translator, Assistant to Bofill
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
EXHIBITION:Ricardo Bofill & Leon Krier: Architecture, Urbanism, and History[MoMA Exh. #1402, June 26-September 3, 1985]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes [Note: Tape I, both sides; Tape II, side I only, labeled "94"]
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.13b
"Bofill/Krier Symposium"
June 27, 1985
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: First in series of five, part of the Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Ricardo Bofill, architect; Leon Krier, architect; Colin Rowe, Andrew Dickson White Professor of Architecture, Cornell University; Robert Stern, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jean-Pierre Conyeaux (sp?), translator, Assistant to Bofill
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
EXHIBITION:Ricardo Bofill & Leon Krier: Architecture, Urbanism, and History[MoMA Exh. #1402, June 26-September 3, 1985]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes [Note: Tape I, both sides; Tape II, side I only, labeled "94"]
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.14
"The Art Institution- Its Public"
July 10, 1985
PERSONALITY: Amelia Arenas
PARTICIPANTS: Amelia Arenas
DATA: One 60-minute standard sound recording
SUMMARY: Lecture/course
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Beginning of side I nearly inaudible
98.15
"Picasso"
October 1, 1985
PERSONALITY: Silvia Milgram
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Silvia Milgram
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: First lecture in "Modern Masters" series: "Pablo Picasso"
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.16, 98.16D
"Post Modernism: What is it?"
October 29, 1985 (repeated on October 31, 1985)
PERSONALITY: Philip Yenawine
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art"
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Yenawine, Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette; One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: First Lecture in "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.17
"The Expressionist Impulse"
11/5/85
PERSONALITY: D. Deitcher
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art"
PARTICIPANTS: D. Deitcher
SUMMARY: Lecture re: expressionism as a concept, expressionist artists
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.18a
"India Symposium: India and the Contemporary Artist"
November 9, 1985
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: In conjunction with the National Festival of India
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Howard Hodgkin; Peter Alexander, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Robert Kushner, artist; Howardina Pindell, artist; Richard Smith; [Francesco Clemente was scheduled to participate but was unable to]
SPONSOR: The International Council of MoMA; Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tape I; side I only of tape II)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: tape I, side I is cut off at the beginning
98.18b
"India Symposium: India and the Contemporary Artist"
November 9, 1985
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: In conjunction with the National Festival of India
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Howard Hodgkin; Peter Alexander, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Robert Kushner, artist; Howardina Pindell, artist; Richard Smith; [Francesco Clemente was scheduled to participate but was unable to]
SPONSOR: The International Council of MoMA; Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of tape I; side I only of tape II)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: tape I, side I is cut off at the beginning
98.19
"The Recognizable Image"
November 14, 1985
PERSONALITY: William Olander
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art"
PARTICIPANTS: William Olander
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Third lecture in "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Date on Standard Audio Cassette is incorrect; This lecture took place in 1985. The introduction is inaudible
98.20
"Contrasts of Form: An Historical Perspective"
November 14, 1985
PERSONALITY: Magdalena Dabrowski
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Magdalena Dabrowski, Assistant Curator, Dept of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art 1910-1980[MoMA Exh. #1407, October 2, 1985-January 7, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction withContrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art: 1910-1980re: the historical development of the Geometric tradition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.21
DONOR: Department of Education
98.21
"Contrasts of Form"
November 21, 1985
PERSONALITY: Joseph Mascheck
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joseph Mascheck, Lecturer in Visual and Environmental Studies, Harvard University
EXHIBITION:Contrasts of Form: Geometric Abstract Art 1910-1980(October 2, 1985- January 7, 1986) MoMA Exh. #1407
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Second lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.20
DONOR: Department of Education
98.22
"Politics/Polemics"
November 21, 1985
PERSONALITY: Richard Flood
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art"
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Flood, artist
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Last lecture in "What's New: Understanding Contemporary Art" series of four
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.23a
"Toulouse-Lautrec Symposium"
December 3, 1985
PERSONALITY: Riva Castleman
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Riva Castleman, Director, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Victor Bromberg, Henry Putman Professor of Romance Languages and Literature and Comparative Literature, Princeton University; Douglass Druick, Prince Trust Curator, Department of Prints and Drawings, Art Institute, Chicago; Linda Nochlin, Distinguished Professor of Art History, CUNY Graduate Center
EXHIBITION:Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec[MoMA Exh. #1408, October 30, 1985-January 26, 1986]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (tape I: both sides; tape 2: side I only)
DONOR: Department of Education
98.23b
"Toulouse-Lautrec Symposium"
December 3, 1985
PERSONALITY: Riva Castleman
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Riva Castleman, Director, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Victor Bromberg, Henry Putman Professor of Romance Languages and Literature and Comparative Literature, Princeton University; Douglass Druick, Prince Trust Curator, Department of Prints and Drawings, Art Institute, Chicago; Linda Nochlin, Distinguished Professor of Art History, CUNY Graduate Center
EXHIBITION:Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec[MoMA Exh. #1408, October 30, 1985-January 26, 1986]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (tape I: both sides; tape 2: side I only)
DONOR: Department of Education
98.24
"Paul Czanne"
January 23, 1986
PERSONALITY: Ann Sass
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Sass
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: First lecture in "Modern Masters" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.25
"Paul Gauguin"
January 27, 1986
PERSONALITY: Robert Lubar
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Lubar, Senior Lecturer, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Second lecture in "Modern Masters" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.26
"Wassily Kandinsky"
February 6, 1986
PERSONALITY: Susan Galassi
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Galassi, Senior Lecturer, Department of Education
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third lecture in "Modern Masters" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.27
"Marcel Duchamp"
February 13, 1986
PERSONALITY: Ann Sass
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Sass
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Last lecture in "Modern Masters" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.28
"Less is More: The Aesthetic of Simplification"
February 27, 1986
PERSONALITY: Michael Mostoller
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Issues in Modern Art"
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Mostoller, architect, Professor, NJ Institute of Technology
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: First lecture from "Issues in Modern Art" series re: Mies van der Rohe
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.29
"Stanford Anderson: The Legacy of German Neoclassicism & Bidermeier: Loos, Mies, & Tessenow"
March 5, 1986
PERSONALITY: Stanford Anderson
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stanford Anderson, Professor of History of Architecture, MIT
SPONSOR: National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Mies van der Rohe Centennial[MoMA Exh. #1415, February 5-April 15, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: First lecture of three given in conjunction with the exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.32, 98.34
DONOR: Department of Education
98.30
"Public Spaces: Changes in Skylines & Streets"
March 6, 1986
PERSONALITY: William [Holly] Whyte
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Issues in Modern Art"
PARTICIPANTS: William [Holly] Whyte
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third lecture in "Issues in Modern Art" series: "Public Spaces: Changes in Skylines & Streets"
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Second lecture in 4 part series is missing
98.31
"Richard Serra"
March 11, 1986
PERSONALITY: Rosalind Krauss
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Rosalind Krauss, Professor of Art History, Hunter College
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; The New York State Council of the Arts
EXHIBITION:Richard Serra[MoMA Exh. #1416, February 26-May 13, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality inconsistent throughout lecture.
98.32
"Mies, Architecture, and the Modern Landscape"
March 12, 1986
PERSONALITY: Kurt Forster
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kurt Forster, Director, J. Paul Getty Center for History of Art and Humanities
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Humanities
EXHIBITION:Mies van der Rohe Centennial[MoMA Exh. #1415, February 5-April 15, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Second lecture presented in conjunction withLudwig Mies Van der Rohe: Centennial ExhibitionRELATED MATERIAL: 98.29, 98.34
DONOR: Department of Education
98.33
"Finding Meaning: The Role of the Viewer"
March 13, 1986
PERSONALITY: Mary Beth Betts
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Issues in Modern Art"
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Beth Betts, Professor, Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture, Cooper Union
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Final lecture in "Issues in Modern Art" series: "Finding Meaning: The Role of the Viewer"
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.34
"Mies and The Politics of the Modern Movement in Architecture"
March 19, 1986
PERSONALITY: Richard Pommer
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Pommer, Professor, History of Architecture, Vassar College
EXHIBITION:Mies van der Rohe Centennial[MoMA Exh. #1415, February 5-April 15, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Final lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.29, 98.32
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality inconsistent throughout lecture
98.35
"How to Show Grown-ups the Museum: Panel Among Kids"
April 26, 1986
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Philip Yenawine, Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; six children between grades 1-4)
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Panel of six children (grades 1-4) held in conjunction with publication of book:How to Show Grown-ups the Museum, by Philip Yenawine
DONOR: Department of Education
98.36
"Richard Serra"
May 22, 1986
PERSONALITY: Amelia Rainus (sp?)
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Masters of Modern Sculpture"
PARTICIPANTS: Amelia Rainus, Senior Lecturer, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture from "Masters of Modern Sculpture" series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.37
"New Arts for an Old World: Mahler and the Painters"
September 25, 1986
PERSONALITY: Carl Schorske
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kirk Varnedoe, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Carl Schorske, Dayton-Stockton Professor of History Emeritus, Princeton University
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: First of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.38a, 98.38b, 98.39c, 98.38d, 98.39
DONOR: Department of Education
98.38a
"Vienna Symposium"
September 27, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Marbourgh, Director, Austrian Institute; Hans Hollein; Richard Meier, architect; Scott Burton, artist; Richard Avedon, photographer; Michael Graves
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Symposium given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 44
DONOR: Department of Education
98.38b
"Vienna Symposium"
September 27, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Marbourgh, Director, Austrian Institute; Hans Hollein; Richard Meier, architect; Scott Burton, artist; Richard Avedon, photographer; Michael Graves
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Symposium given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 44
DONOR: Department of Education
98.38c
"Vienna Symposium"
September 27, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Marbourgh, Director, Austrian Institute; Hans Hollein; Richard Meier, architect; Scott Burton, artist; Richard Avedon, photographer; Michael Graves
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Symposium given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 44
DONOR: Department of Education
98.38d
"Vienna Symposium"
September 27, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Marbourgh, Director, Austrian Institute; Hans Hollein; Richard Meier, architect; Scott Burton, artist; Richard Avedon, photographer; Michael Graves
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Symposium given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.39, Please see Transcripts, Folder 44
DONOR: Department of Education
98.39
"The Discrete Charms of the Viennese: Art and the Culture of Persistence"
October 2, 1986
PERSONALITY: James Shedel
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Philip Yenawine, Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Marbourgh, Director, Austrian Institute; James Shedel, Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University
SPONSOR: The Austrian Institute; International Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Second of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.38a, 98.38b, 98.38c, 98.38d
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Note: Recording is periodically inaudible
98.40
"Matisse: The Early Years and the Liberation of Color"
October 14 [or 16], 1986
PERSONALITY: Emily Kies
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.41
"Matisse: The Later Years"
October 23, 1986
PERSONALITY: Emily Kies
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Modern Masters"
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Part of Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series re: Matisse
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.42
"Mid Nineteenth Century Photography"
October 30, 1986
PERSONALITY: Dr. Marjorie Munsterberg
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Aspects of the History of Photography"
PARTICIPANTS: Dr. Marjorie Munsterberg, J. Paul Getty Fellow of the History of Art and Humanities, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.43
"For Art's Sake: Photography Around 1900"
November 6, 1986
PERSONALITY: Barbara L. Michaels
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Aspects of the History of Photography"
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara L. Michaels
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is poor at the beginning of the lecture
98.44
"Contemporary Photography"
November 20, 1986
PERSONALITY: Mark Holborn
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunchtime/Evening Lecture Series: "Aspects of the History of Photography"
PARTICIPANTS: Mark Holborn, Editor,ApertureMagazine
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Part of L/E lecture series dealing with photography
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Lunchtime/Evening Lecture series
DONOR: Department of Education
98.45a
"Mario Botta Symposium"
November 25, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stuart Wrede, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Mario Botta, architect; Kurt Forster, Director, Getty Center for the History of Art and Humanities, Santa Monica; Robert Maxwell, Dean, School of Architecture, Princeton; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman of the Department of Architecture, Columbia University
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests
EXHIBITION:Mario Botta[MoMA Exh. #1435, November 20, 1986-February 10, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of Tape I, only side I of Tape II)
SUMMARY: Part I of symposium is a Botta lecture; part II is open discussion among panel members
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: The sound quality of tape I is inconsistent
98.45b
"Mario Botta Symposium"
November 25, 1986
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stuart Wrede, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Mario Botta, architect; Kurt Forster, Director, Getty Center for the History of Art and Humanities, Santa Monica; Robert Maxwell, Dean, School of Architecture, Princeton; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman of the Department of Architecture, Columbia University
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests
EXHIBITION:Mario Botta[MoMA Exh. #1435, November 20, 1986-February 10, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides of Tape I, only side I of Tape II)
SUMMARY: Part I of symposium is a Botta lecture; part II is open discussion among panel members
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: The sound quality of tape I is inconsistent
98.46
"Morris Louis"
December 9, 1986
PERSONALITY: Clement Greenberg
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: John Elderfield, Director, Department of Drawing, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Clement Greenberg, critic
EXHIBITION:Mario Botta[MoMA Exh. #1435, November 20, 1986-February 10, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I and part of side II)
SUMMARY: Lecture re: Morris Louis with open discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
98.47
"MoMA"
January 22, 1987
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Marlene Perchinski; Nancy Lee Miller, Museum Educator, Consultant, American Craft Museum; Judith Swarski, Volunteer Coordinator, Brooklyn Museum; Margaret Weisbach, Coordinator of Interns and Docents, New Museum of Contemporary Art; Phyllis Campbell, Director of Volunteers, Snug Harbor; Doreen Francis Lee, Director, Department of Volunteer Resources, Memorial-Sloan Kettering; Susie Leiter, Broadcast Center
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Orientation workshop for MoMA's new Teacher Information Center
DONOR: Department of Education
98.48
"Klee's Angels"
February 9, 1987
PERSONALITY: Gert Schiff
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Carolyn Lanchner, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Gert Schiff, Avalon Foundation Professor in the Humanities, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: First of four lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.49, 98.50, 98.51, 98.52
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: After the lecture concludes on side II, there is part of another lecture on a different artist.
98.49
"Cosmic Fragments of Meaning: On the Syllables of Paul Klee"
February 26, 1987
PERSONALITY: Ranier Crone
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ranier Crone, Associate Professor of Art History, Columbia University
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Second of four lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.48, 98.50, 98.51, 98.52
DONOR: Department of Education
98.50
"Klee as Colorist"
February 23, 1987
PERSONALITY: Andrew Kagan
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Carolyn Lanchner, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Andrew Kagan, art historian and author
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Third of four lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.48, 98.49, 98.51, 98.52
DONOR: Department of Education
98.51
"An Evening with Pierre Boulez: Klee's Influence on a Musician"
February 26, 1987
PERSONALITY: Pierre Boulez
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Pierre Boulez, artist/musician
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.48, 98.49, 98.50, 98.52
DONOR: Department of Education
98.52
"Ad Marginem: Paul Klee as Ironist"
March 2, 1987
PERSONALITY: Marcel Franciscono
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Carolyn Lanchner, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Marcel Franciscono, Associate Professor of Art, School of Art and Design, University of Illinois
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Final lecture of four given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.48, 98.49, 98.50, 98.51
DONOR: Department of Education
98.53a
"Le Corbusier Symposium"
April 25, 1987
PERSONALITY: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman, Division of Architecture, Columbia University; Tim Benton, Author ofThe Villas of Le Corbusier; Jean-Louis Cohen, Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in Visual Arts, National Gallery, Washington D.C; Beatrice Colomina, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Mary McLeod, Associate Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kenneth Silver, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, NYU; Brian Brace Taylor, Editor ofMirmar,Paris
SPONSOR: Presented by The International Council of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Le Corbusier: 5 Projects[MoMA Exh. #1444, March 26-May 26, 1987]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is inconsistent on tape III
98.53b
"Le Corbusier Symposium"
April 25, 1987
PERSONALITY: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman, Division of Architecture, Columbia University; Tim Benton, Author ofThe Villas of Le Corbusier; Jean-Louis Cohen, Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in Visual Arts, National Gallery, Washington D.C; Beatrice Colomina, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Mary McLeod, Associate Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kenneth Silver, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, NYU; Brian Brace Taylor, Editor ofMirmar,Paris
SPONSOR: Presented by The International Council of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Le Corbusier: 5 Projects[MoMA Exh. #1444, March 26-May 26, 1987]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is inconsistent on tape III
98.53c
"Le Corbusier Symposium"
April 25, 1987
PERSONALITY: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman, Division of Architecture, Columbia University; Tim Benton, Author ofThe Villas of Le Corbusier; Jean-Louis Cohen, Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in Visual Arts, National Gallery, Washington D.C; Beatrice Colomina, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Mary McLeod, Associate Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kenneth Silver, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, NYU; Brian Brace Taylor, Editor ofMirmar,Paris
SPONSOR: Presented by The International Council of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Le Corbusier: 5 Projects[MoMA Exh. #1444, March 26-May 26, 1987]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is inconsistent on tape III
98.53d
"Le Corbusier Symposium"
April 25, 1987
PERSONALITY: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, Acting Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, Chairman, Division of Architecture, Columbia University; Tim Benton, Author ofThe Villas of Le Corbusier; Jean-Louis Cohen, Senior Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in Visual Arts, National Gallery, Washington D.C; Beatrice Colomina, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Mary McLeod, Associate Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kenneth Silver, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, NYU; Brian Brace Taylor, Editor ofMirmar,Paris
SPONSOR: Presented by The International Council of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Le Corbusier: 5 Projects[MoMA Exh. #1444, March 26-May 26, 1987]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is inconsistent on tape III
98.54, 98.54D
"Modern Art, Art Collecting, and Art History in Berlin during the German Empire"
June 4, 1987
PERSONALITY: Dr. Thomas Gaehtgens
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Dr. Thomas Gaehtgens, Professor, Kunsthistorisches Institut der Freien Universitat, Berlin
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.55a, 98.55b, 98.56, 98.56D, 98.57, 98.57D
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is inconsistent
98.55a
"BERLINART Symposium"
June 6, 1987
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Professor Donald Kuspit, Department of Art, SUNY Stonybrook, NY; Richard Calvocoressi, Keeper of Modern Art, National Gallery of Art, Edinburgh; Wolfgang Max Faust, Art Critic, Berlin
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides) (Tape I, Side I: Kuspit lecture "Joseph Beuys's Mission"; Side II: Calvocoressi lecture "Georg Baselitz and the German Tradition" part I; Tape II, Side I: Calvocoressi lecture part II; Faust lecture "Art Today: West Berlin and West Germany" part I; Side II: Faust lecture part II)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.54, 98.54D, 98.56, 98.56D, 98.57, 98.57D
DONOR: Department of Education
98.55b
"BERLINART Symposium"
June 6, 1987
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Professor Donald Kuspit, Department of Art, SUNY Stonybrook, NY; Richard Calvocoressi, Keeper of Modern Art, National Gallery of Art, Edinburgh; Wolfgang Max Faust, Art Critic, Berlin
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides) (Tape I, Side I: Kuspit lecture "Joseph Beuys's Mission"; Side II: Calvocoressi lecture "Georg Baselitz and the German Tradition" part I; Tape II, Side I: Calvocoressi lecture part II; Faust lecture "Art Today: West Berlin and West Germany" part I; Side II: Faust lecture part II)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.54, 98.54D, 98.56, 98.56D, 98.57, 98.57D
DONOR: Department of Education
98.56, 98.56D
"Berlin: The Implication of a Global Role"
June 15, 1987
PERSONALITY: Professor Michael Strmer
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Professor Michael Strmer, Historiches Institut, Universitat Erlangen
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides); One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.54, 98.54D, 98.55a, 98.55b, 98.57, 98.57D
DONOR: Department of Education
98.57, 98.57D
"Berlin: The Implication of a Global Role"
June 15, 1987
PERSONALITY: Professor Michael Strmer
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Professor Michael Strmer, Historiches Institut, Universitat Erlangen
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides); One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Question & answer session following lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.54, 98.54D, 98.55a, 98.55b, 98.56, 98.56D
DONOR: Department of Education
98.58a
"Bill Viola Symposium"
October 19, 1987
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Donald Kuspit, Professor of Art, SUNY Stonybrook, NY; Gene Youngblood, Professor, California Institute of the Arts; Raymond Bellour, Director of Research, Centre National de Recherches Scientifiques
SPONSOR: Margot and John Ernst; New York State Council on the Arts
EXHIBITION:William Rau and the Railroad[MoMA Exh. #1456, July 2-September 29, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.58b
"Bill Viola Symposium"
October 19, 1987
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Donald Kuspit, Professor of Art, SUNY Stonybrook, NY; Gene Youngblood, Professor, California Institute of the Arts; Raymond Bellour, Director of Research, Centre National de Recherches Scientifiques
SPONSOR: Margot and John Ernst; New York State Council on the Arts
EXHIBITION:William Rau and the Railroad[MoMA Exh. #1456, July 2-September 29, 1987]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.59a
"Stella, Then and Now"
November 5, 1987
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts, NYU
EXHIBITION:Frank Stella: Works From 1970-1987[MoMA Exh. #1463, October 12, 1987-January 5, 1988]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.60
DONOR: Department of Education
98.59b
"Stella, Then and Now"
November 5, 1987
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts, NYU
EXHIBITION:Frank Stella: Works From 1970-1987[MoMA Exh. #1463, October 12, 1987-January 5, 1988]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.60
DONOR: Department of Education
98.60
"Rosenblum and Stella"
November 11, 1987
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PARTICIPANTS: Frank Stella, artist; Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts, NYU
EXHIBITION: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture/discussion given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.59a, 98.59b; Please see Transcripts, Folder 45
DONOR: Department of Education
98.61a
"Contemporary Art in Context: Points & Views Critics Panel"
February 29, 1988
PERSONALITY: Dick Oldenburg; Ingrid Sischy
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Dick Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Moderator: Ingrid Sischy, Former Editor,Artforummagazine; Rosetta Brooks, Art Critic, Editor/Publisher ofCGmagazine; Arthur Danto, Johnsonian Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University; Kenneth Frampton, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kay Larson, Art Critic,New York Magazine; Alan Sekula, Director, Photography Program, California Institute of Arts; Amy Taubin, Film/TV Critic; Helene Wiener, Co-Owner, Metropictures Gallery, NY
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (Tape I: both sides; tape II: side I only)
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality remains inconsistent throughout panel discussion
98.61b
"Contemporary Art in Context: Points & Views Critics Panel"
February 29, 1988
PERSONALITY: Dick Oldenburg; Ingrid Sischy
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Dick Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Moderator: Ingrid Sischy, Former Editor,Artforummagazine; Rosetta Brooks, Art Critic, Editor/Publisher ofCGmagazine; Arthur Danto, Johnsonian Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University; Kenneth Frampton, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Kay Larson, Art Critic,New York Magazine; Alan Sekula, Director, Photography Program, California Institute of Arts; Amy Taubin, Film/TV Critic; Helene Wiener, Co-Owner, Metropictures Gallery, NY
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (Tape I: both sides; tape II: side I only)
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality remains inconsistent throughout panel discussion
98.62
"Jan Groover- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Jan Groover, artist
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Jan Groover, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.63
"Mark Tansey- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Mark Tansey
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Cynthia Spurdle, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Mark Tansey, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.64
"Elizabeth Murray- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anna Marie Shapiro, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Elizabeth Murray, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collections re: Czanne
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.65
"Nancy Spero- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Nancy Spero
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Frederieke Taylor, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Nancy Spero, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Committed to Print[MoMA Exh. #1473, January 31-April 19, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about her own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.66
"Leon Golub- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Leon Golub
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Coffin, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Leon Golub, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Committed to Print[MoMA Exh. #1473, January 31-April 19, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about his own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Donald Sultan participated in this series, but tape is blank
98.67, 98.67D
"Scott Burton- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: Scott Burton
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Pine, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Scott Burton, artist, Professor of Art, NYU
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: the Sculpture Garden
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.68
"Robert Longo- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Robert Longo
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Schwartz, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Longo, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Abstract-Expressionism
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.69
"Justen Ladda- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Justen Ladda
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jodie Eastman, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Justen Ladda, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk by artist about works in permanent collection re: Brancusi
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.70
"Terry Winters- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Terry Winters
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Pamela Heller, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Terry Winters, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk by artist about works in permanent collection re: James Ensor
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.71, 98.71D
"Joseph Kosuth- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Joseph Kosuth
SERIES: Contemporary Arts in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Mike Harwig, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Joseph Kosuth, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Marcel Duchamp
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.72
"William Wegman- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: William Wegman
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Marco Pasanella, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; William Wegman, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is very poor, it is very difficult to understand the speaker
98.73
"Faith Ringgold- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 4, 1988
PERSONALITY: Faith Ringgold
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Cee Brown, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Faith Ringgold, artist
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Committed to Print[MoMA Exh. #1473, January 31-April 19, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about her own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality inconsistent
98.74, 98.74D
"Vito Acconci's talk"
March 4, 1988
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Frederieke Taylor, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Vito Acconci, artist
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Vito Acconci[MoMA Exh. #1476, February 11-May 3, 1988]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about his own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context, 98.77, 98.78
DONOR: Department of Education
98.75
"Sue Coe- Artists Gallery Talks"
March 4, 1988
PERSONALITY: Sue Coe
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kathleen Westin, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Sue Coe, artist
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Committed to Print[MoMA Exh. #1473, January 31-April 19, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about her own work in current exhibition
MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Artist difficult to understand
98.76a, 98.76aD
"Contemporary Art in Context I: 'Surveying Contemporary Art Symposium'"
March 5, 1988
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Morning Moderator: Franz Schulze, Hollander Professor of Art, Lake Forest College, IL; Aryse (sp?) Amarale, Critic, Art Historian; Jan Ht (sp?), Director, Museum of Contemporary Art, Ghent, Belgium; Ned Rifkin, Chief Curator for Exhibitions, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; Richard Andrews, Director, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington; Donald Young; Kaspar Konig, Co-Organizer of the Sculpture Project, Munster, Germany. Afternoon Moderator: Coosje van Bruggen; Bernard Tschumi; Karen Cooper; Richard Marshall; Germano Celant
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Six 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Culminating event in the Contemporary Art in Context Series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES
98.76b, 98.76bD
"Contemporary Art in Context I: 'Surveying Contemporary Art Symposium'"
March 5, 1988
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Morning Moderator: Franz Schulze, Hollander Professor of Art, Lake Forest College, IL; Aryse (sp?) Amarale, Critic, Art Historian; Jan Ht (sp?), Director, Museum of Contemporary Art, Ghent, Belgium; Ned Rifkin, Chief Curator for Exhibitions, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; Richard Andrews, Director, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington; Donald Young; Kaspar Konig, Co-Organizer of the Sculpture Project, Munster, Germany. Afternoon Moderator: Coosje van Bruggen; Bernard Tschumi; Karen Cooper; Richard Marshall; Germano Celant
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Six 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Culminating event in the Contemporary Art in Context Series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES
98.76c, 98.76cD
"Contemporary Art in Context I: 'Surveying Contemporary Art Symposium'"
March 5, 1988
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Morning Moderator: Franz Schulze, Hollander Professor of Art, Lake Forest College, IL; Aryse (sp?) Amarale, Critic, Art Historian; Jan Ht (sp?), Director, Museum of Contemporary Art, Ghent, Belgium; Ned Rifkin, Chief Curator for Exhibitions, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; Richard Andrews, Director, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington; Donald Young; Kaspar Konig, Co-Organizer of the Sculpture Project, Munster, Germany. Afternoon Moderator: Coosje van Bruggen; Bernard Tschumi; Karen Cooper; Richard Marshall; Germano Celant
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Six 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Culminating event in the Contemporary Art in Context Series
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES
98.77
"Vito Acconci Lecture"
April 5, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Linda Shearer, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Vito Acconci, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; The Coca-Cola Foundation; New York State Council on the Arts
EXHIBITION:Vito Acconci[MoMA Exh. #1476, February 11-May 3, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.74, 98.74D, 98.78
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality inconsistent
98.78
"Vito Acconci"
n.d.
PARTICIPANTS: Linda Shearer, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Vito Acconci[MoMA Exh. #1476, February 11-May 3, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.74, 98.74D, 98.77
DONOR: Department of Education
98.79
"Wondering about Winogrand"
May 17, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Springs Industries Series on Art of Photography
PARTICIPANTS: Tod Papagedrge, Professor of Art and Director of Graduate Studies, Photography Department, Yale School of Art
SPONSOR: Springs Industries; The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:Garry Winogrand(May 15- August 16, 1988) MoMA Exh. #1486
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.80a
"Symposium- Modern Poster"
June 9, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stuart Wrede, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Keith Godard; Armin Hofmann; Pierre Bernard, Graphic Designer; Szymon Bojko, Professor, Rhode Island School of Design; April Greiman, Designer
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The Modern Poster[MoMA Exh. #1487, June 6-September 6, 1988]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides); One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.80b
"Symposium- Modern Poster"
June 9, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Stuart Wrede, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Keith Godard; Armin Hofmann; Pierre Bernard, Graphic Designer; Szymon Bojko, Professor, Rhode Island School of Design; April Greiman, Designer
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts
EXHIBITION:The Modern Poster[MoMA Exh. #1487, June 6-September 6, 1988]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides); One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.81a
"Deconstructivist Architecture Symposium"
June 30, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mark Wingley, Architect, Lecturer, Princeton University; Kurt Forster, Director, Getty Center of Arts and Humanities; Michael Hays, Lecturer, Princeton University; Jeffrey Kipnis, Assistant Professor, Ohio State University; Rosalind Krauss, Distinguished Professor, Hunter College; Anthony Vidler, Professor, Princeton University
EXHIBITION:Deconstructivist Architecture[MoMA Exh. #1489, June 23-August 30, 1988]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (Tape I: both sides; Tape II: side I only)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.81b
"Deconstructivist Architecture Symposium"
June 30, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Mark Wingley, Architect, Lecturer, Princeton University; Kurt Forster, Director, Getty Center of Arts and Humanities; Michael Hays, Lecturer, Princeton University; Jeffrey Kipnis, Assistant Professor, Ohio State University; Rosalind Krauss, Distinguished Professor, Hunter College; Anthony Vidler, Professor, Princeton University
EXHIBITION:Deconstructivist Architecture[MoMA Exh. #1489, June 23-August 30, 1988]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (Tape I: both sides; Tape II: side I only)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.82, 98.82D
"Nicholas Nixon Talks about his Pictures"
October 11, 1988
PERSONALITY: Peter Galassi
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Galassi, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Nicholas Nixon, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; The New York State Council on the Arts
EXHIBITION:Nicholas Nixon: Pictures of People[MoMA Exh. #1496, September 15-November 13, 1988]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Slide show and discussion given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.83
"Reading Kiefer: What We See, What We Know, What It Means"
October 18, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Hallmark Neff, Director of the Art Program, First National Bank of Chicago
SPONSOR: Supported in part by Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Anselm Kiefer[MoMA Exh. #1498, October 16, 1988-January 3, 1989]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: First of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.84
DONOR: Department of Education
98.84, 98.84D
"Anselm Kiefer Lecture"
October 25, 1988
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Andreas Huysen, Chairman of the German Department, Columbia University
SPONSOR: Supported in part by Richard S. Zeisler
EXHIBITION:Anselm Kiefer[MoMA Exh. #1498, October 16, 1988-January 3, 1989]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Second of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.83
DONOR: Department of Education
98.85
"Pat Steir - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 10, 1988
PERSONALITY: Pat Steir
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Mike Harwig, member, Contemporary Arts Council; Pat Steir, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk by artist given about works in the permanent collection re: Marcel Duchamp
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.86
"R. M. Fisher- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 10, 1988
PERSONALITY: R. M. Fisher
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terence Eagleton, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Ron Fisher, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk by artist given about works in the permanent collection re: public spaces
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.87
"Michael Spano- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 10, 1988
PERSONALITY: Michael Spano
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Spano, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Beginning minutes of tape are blank, afterward, quality is poor
98.88
"Ross Bleckner- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 10, 1988
PERSONALITY: Ross Bleckner
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Frederieke Taylor, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Ross Bleckner
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk by artist given about works in permanent collection re: Mondrian
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.89
"Jake Berthot- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 10, 1988
PERSONALITY: Jake Berthot
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Patricia Newburger, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Jake Berthot, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Czanne
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.90
"Joel Shapiro - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 15, 1988
PERSONALITY: Joel Shapiro
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Gerrit Lansing, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Shapiro, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Giacometti
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.91
"Tim Rollins & K.O.S. - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 15, 1988
PERSONALITY: Tim Rollins & K.O.S.
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jodie Eastman, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Tim Rollins & four members of K.O.S. (Carlos Rivera, Richard Cruz, George Garces, Nelson Savignon)
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artists about works in permanent collection re: James Ensor'sTemptation of St. Anthony
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.92
"David Salle - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 15, 1988
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: David Salle
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Schwartz, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; David Salle, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in the permanent collection re: Clyfford Still
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.93
"Ida Applebroog- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 15, 1988
PERSONALITY: Ida Applebroog
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paco Underhill, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Ida Applebroog, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Monet
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.94
"Larry Fink- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 15, 1988
PERSONALITY: Larry Fink
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Larry Fink, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.95
"Jane Dickson- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 17, 1988
PERSONALITY: Jane Dickson
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kathleen Westin, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Jane Dickson, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Monet and the Waterlilies
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.96
"Annette Lemieux- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 17, 1988
PERSONALITY: Annette Lemieux
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Pam Heller, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Annette Lemieux, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Clyfford Still
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.97
"James Wines - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 17, 1988
PERSONALITY: James Wines
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Marco Pasanella, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; James Wines, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality very bad; sound drops out frequently throughout beginning of talk
98.98
"Richard Bosman -Artists Gallery Talks"
November 17, 1988
PERSONALITY: Richard Bosman
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anna Marie Shapiro, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Bosman, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Redon, Bonnard, Ensor, Rousseau
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.99, 98.99D
"Peter Campus - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 17, 1988
PERSONALITY: Peter Campus
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context: Artist Talks in the Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Susan Saltz, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Campus, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Arshile Gorky
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.100
"Pentimenti: The Art of Richard Diebenkorn"
December 1, 1988
PERSONALITY: John 2
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Director, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Bohen Foundation; New York State Council of the Arts
EXHIBITION:The Drawings of Richard Diebenkorn(November 17, 1988- January 10, 1989) MoMA Exh. #1503
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.101
"Gallery Talk"
January 4, 1989
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Gallery talk [?] Side I: Picasso:Guitar, 1912;Glass of Absinthe, 1914;Three Musicians, 1921;Three Women at the Spring, 1921; Leger:Three Women, 1921; Brancusi Sculpture Side II: Brancusi Sculpture; Chagall:I and the Village, 1911; Kirchner:Street, Dresden; Street Berlin
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.102
DONOR: Department of Education
98.102
"Gallery talk"
January 4, 1989
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (side I only)
SUMMARY: Gallery talk [?] Side I: Kirchner:Street, Berlin; Kokoschka:M/M Tietze;Nolde:Lehmbruck; Mondrian Gallery
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.101
DONOR: Department of Education
98.103
"Steven Holl Lecture- Anchoring"
March 7, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Steven Holl, architect, Associate Professor, Columbia Graduate School of Architecture
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
EXHIBITION:Emilio Ambasz/Steven Holl[MoMA Exh. #1511, February 9-April 4, 1989]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: First of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.104a, 98.104b
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is poor; there is a buzzing sound throughout lecture
98.104a
"Emilio Ambasz Lecture: Poetics of the Pragmatic"
March 14, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Emilio Ambasz, architect
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
EXHIBITION:Emilio Ambasz/Steven Holl[MoMA Exh. #1511, February 9-April 4, 1989]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (tape I: both sides; tape II: side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.103
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is poor; there is a buzzing sound throughout lecture
98.104b
"Emilio Ambasz Lecture: Poetics of the Pragmatic"
March 14, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Emilio Ambasz, architect
SPONSOR: Gerald D. Hines Interests Architecture Program
EXHIBITION:Emilio Ambasz/Steven Holl[MoMA Exh. #1511, February 9-April 4, 1989]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (tape I: both sides; tape II: side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of two lectures given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.103
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Sound quality is poor; there is a buzzing throughout lecture
98.105
"Reflecting on Warhol"
March 16, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Moderator: Walter Hopps, Director, Menil Collection, Houston; Amy Taubin, Film/TV CriticThe Village Voice; Richard Sennett, Professor of Sociology and University Professor of the Humanities, NYU; Kenneth Silver, Associate Professor of Fine Art, NYU; Trevor Fairbrother, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
EXHIBITION:Andy Warhol: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1510, February 6-May 2, 1989]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Symposium held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
98.106
"Gallery Talk"
March 28, 1989
PLACE: Gallery 16, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Side I: Picasso:Night Fishing; Girl Before the Mirror; The Herd; Seated Bather.Side II: de Chirico:Gare Montparnasse; Song of Love; Duchamp:R. Mott Urinal; Bicycle Wheel
DONOR: Department of Education
98.107
"Howardina Pindell- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Howardina Pindell
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Cynthia Spurdle, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Howardina Pindell, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Romare Bearden
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.108
"Izhar Patkin- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Izhar Patkin
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Alexandra Anderson, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Izhar Patkin, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Kasmir Malevich
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.109, 98.109D
"Ashley Bickerton- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Ashley Bickerton
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Michael Schwartz, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Ashley Bickerton, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Donald Judd
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.110
"Michael Young - Artists Gallery Talks"
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Michael Young
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Gerrit Lansing, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Young, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Mark Rothko
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.111
"Robert Cumming- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Robert Cumming
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Cumming, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary
Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about his own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.112
"Eric Fischl- Artists Gallery Talks "
May 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Eric Fischl
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Chris O'Neal, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Eric Fischl, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary
Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Max Beckmann
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Side II contains an interview
98.113
"Contemporary Art in Context II: A Generation Apart: The Galleries"
May 4, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Linda Shearer, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Paula Cooper, dealer; Josh Baer, dealer
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: First Panel Discussion in a series of three held in conjunction with Contemporary Art in Context II
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.114
"Contemporary Art in Context II: A Generation Apart: The Artists"
May 5, 1989
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture; John Baldessari, artist; Tim Rollins, collaborative artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Second panel discussion in series of three; held in conjunction with Contemporary Art in Context II
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.115a
"Contemporary Art in Context: A Generation Apart: The Differences"
May 6, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Moderators: Amelia Mesa-Baines, Project Manager, Department of Integration, San Francisco Unified School District; Riva Castleman, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art; Panelists Include: Fay Chiang, Director, Asian-American Outreach through the Arts, Henry Street Settlement; Daryl Chin, artist, critic, and writer; Kinshasha H. Conwill, Executive Director, The Studio Museum in Harlem; David Driskell, Professor of Art, University of Maryland; Allan Frumkin, Director, Frumkin/Adams Gallery; G. Peter Jemison, Site Manager, Ganondagan State Historic Site, New York; Luis Jimenez, sculptor; Inverna Lockpez, Director, INTAR, Latin American Gallery; Isabel Nazario, Program Analyst, Museum Aid Program, New York State Council on the Arts; Lorna Simpson, painter; Patterson Sims, Associate Director and Chief Curator, Seattle Art Museum
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Third in a series of three panel discussions held in conjunction with Contemporary Art in Context II
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Tape I, Side I: the introduction cuts out right in the beginning; it resumes with first speaker
98.115b
"Contemporary Art in Context: A Generation Apart: The Differences"
May 6, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Moderators: Amelia Mesa-Baines, Project Manager, Department of Integration, San Francisco Unified School District; Riva Castleman, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art; Panelists Include: Fay Chiang, Director, Asian-American Outreach through the Arts, Henry Street Settlement; Daryl Chin, artist, critic, and writer; Kinshasha H. Conwill, Executive Director, The Studio Museum in Harlem; David Driskell, Professor of Art, University of Maryland; Allan Frumkin, Director, Frumkin/Adams Gallery; G. Peter Jemison, Site Manager, Ganondagan State Historic Site, New York; Luis Jimenez, sculptor; Inverna Lockpez, Director, INTAR, Latin American Gallery; Isabel Nazario, Program Analyst, Museum Aid Program, New York State Council on the Arts; Lorna Simpson, painter; Patterson Sims, Associate Director and Chief Curator, Seattle Art Museum
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Third in a series of three panel discussions held in conjunction with Contemporary Art in Context II
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Tape I, Side I: the introduction cuts out right in the beginning; it resumes with first speaker
98.115c
"Contemporary Art in Context: A Generation Apart: The Differences"
May 6, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Moderators: Amelia Mesa-Baines, Project Manager, Department of Integration, San Francisco Unified School District; Riva Castleman, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art; Panelists Include: Fay Chiang, Director, Asian-American Outreach through the Arts, Henry Street Settlement; Daryl Chin, artist, critic, and writer; Kinshasha H. Conwill, Executive Director, The Studio Museum in Harlem; David Driskell, Professor of Art, University of Maryland; Allan Frumkin, Director, Frumkin/Adams Gallery; G. Peter Jemison, Site Manager, Ganondagan State Historic Site, New York; Luis Jimenez, sculptor; Inverna Lockpez, Director, INTAR, Latin American Gallery; Isabel Nazario, Program Analyst, Museum Aid Program, New York State Council on the Arts; Lorna Simpson, painter; Patterson Sims, Associate Director and Chief Curator, Seattle Art Museum
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Third in a series of three panel discussions held in conjunction with Contemporary Art in Context II
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Tape I, Side I: the introduction cuts out right in the beginning; it resumes with first speaker
98.116
"Alice Aycock- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: Alice Aycock
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terence Eagleton, Member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Alice Aycock, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Constructivism
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.117
"Bryan Hunt- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: Bryan Hunt
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jodie Eastman, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Bryan Hunt, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about work in permanent collection re: David Smith
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.118, 98.118D
"Jenny Holzer- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: Jenny Holzer
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Lane, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Jenny Holzer, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Merrit Oppenheim
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.119
"David Diao- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: David Diao
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara Schwartz, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; David Diao, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.120
"Emilio Cruz- Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: Emilio Cruz
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kathleen Westin, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Emilio Cruz, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Czanne
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.121
"Neil Winokur - Artists Gallery Talks"
May 8, 1989
PERSONALITY: Neil Winokur
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context II
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Neil Winokur, artist
SPONSOR: The National Endowment for the Arts; New York State Council on the Arts; Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Paul Klee
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.122, 98.122D
"Minor White Lecture: Tracing the Artist"
May 18, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter C. Bunnell, McAlpin Professor of the History of Photography and Modern Art, Princeton University (Curator of Exhibition)
EXHIBITION:Minor White: The Eye That Shapes[MoMA Exh. #1517, April 26-June 18, 1989]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.123
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 10, 1998
98.123
"Minor White Lecture: Sequences, Spaces, and Other Dimensions"
May 25, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Bunnell, McAlpin Professor of the History of Photography and Modern Art, Princeton University (Curator of exhibition); Drid Williams, lecturer in the newly developed department of Dance and the Arts of Human Movement Studies, University of Sydney, Australia
EXHIBITION:Minor White: The Eye That Shapes[MoMA Exh. #1517, April 26-June 18, 1989]
DATA: One 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette (both sides)
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.122
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 10, 1998
98.124
"Reading Cubism"
November 2, 1989
PERSONALITY: Rosalind Krauss
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lynn Zelevansky, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Rosalind Krauss, Distinguished Professor of Art History, Hunter College, CUNY, CoeditorOctobermagazine
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Second of three lectures held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.125
"Cubism and The Politics of Culture"
November 9, 1989
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Emily Kies, Associate Educator for Public Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington, Head, Art History Department, Falmouth School of Art & Design, England
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Final of three lectures held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.126a
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126b
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126c
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126d
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126e
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126f
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126g
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.126h
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 10, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: First of four-day Seminar discussion held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Speakers were given the option of speaking in French if more comfortable
98.127a
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 11, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 46; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d,98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129I
DONOR: Department of Education
98.127b
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 11, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 46; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d,98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129I
DONOR: Department of Education
98.127c
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 11, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 46; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d,98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129I
DONOR: Department of Education
98.127d
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 11, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Second of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 46; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d,98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129I
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128a
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128b
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128c
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128d
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128e
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128f
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128g
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.128h
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 12, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Eight 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Third day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 47; 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.129a, 98.129b, 98.129c, 98.129d, 98.129e, 98.129f, 98.129g, 98.129h, 98.129i
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129a
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129b
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129c
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129d
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129e
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129f
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129g
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129h
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.129i
"Picasso/Braque Seminar"
November 13, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Theodore Reff, Professor, Columbia University; Robert Rosenblum, Professor, NYU; Elvin Martin; Patricia Leighton; Ed Frye; Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cottington; Rosalind Krauss, Professor, CUNY; Pierre Daix; John Nash; John Richardson; Christine Teuschler
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: Nine 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes (side I only)
SUMMARY: Fourth day of four-day seminar held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 48; 98.126a, 98.126b, 98.126c, 98.126d, 98.126e, 98.126f, 98.126g, 98.126h, 98.127a, 98.127b, 98.127c, 98.127d, 98.128a, 98.128b, 98.128c, 98.128d, 98.128e, 98.128f, 98.128g, 98.128h
DONOR: Department of Education
98.130
"Dorothea Rockburne- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 16, 1989
PERSONALITY: Dorothea Rockbourne
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Gerrit Lansing, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Dorothea Rockbourne, artist
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Matisse'sMemories of OceaniaRELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.131
"Mark Rappaport- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 16, 1989
PERSONALITY: Mark Rappaport
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kathleen Westin, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Mark Rappaport, filmmaker
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Christian Boltanski
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.132
"Brice Marden- Artists Gallery Talks"
November 16, 1989
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bobbie Duke, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Brice Marden, artist
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about works in permanent collection re: Jackson Pollock
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.133
"Houston Conwill - Artists Gallery Talks"
November 16, 1989
PERSONALITY: Houston Conwill
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Alexandra Anderson, member, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Houston Conwill, artist
EXHIBITION:Projects 19: Houston Conwill[MoMA Exh. #1533, November 16, 1989-January 9, 1990]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Gallery talk given by artist about his own work in current exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Contemporary Art in Context
DONOR: Department of Education
98.134
"Kirk Varnedoe Lecture at The Cosmopolitan Club"
March 19, 1992
PLACE: The Cosmopolitan Club
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Director, Department of Painting and Sculpture
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; side I only
SUMMARY: Varnedoe's lecture focuses on AHB's "Torpedo" model, and the basic challenge of such a model, specifically the continuous play back and forth between curator and collection, between a commitment to the present, as well as a devotion to tradition embedded in a permanent collection
DONOR: Department of Education
NOTE: Lecture ends abruptly mid-sentence
98.135, 98.135D
"Luncheon in honor of Jane Alexander"
January 14, 1998
PERSONALITY: Jane Alexander
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998; Duplicate arrived in July 2004
98.136, 98.136D
"Fernand Lger Opening Dinner"
February 11, 1998
EXHIBITION:Fernand Lger[MoMA Exh. #1795, February 11(15)-June 2, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.142, 98.142D, 98.149, 98.149D
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998; Duplicate arrived July 2004
98.137, 98.137D
"Annual Corporate Luncheon-Presentation of Second Annual David Rockefeller Award to Katherine Graham"
February 25, 1998
PLACE: SetteMoMA, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Award presented in honor of enlightened generosity and advocacy of cultural endeavors.
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998; Duplicate arrive July 2004
98.138, 98.138D
"Chuck Close Opening Dinner Remarks"
February 25, 1998
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.141, 98.141D, 98.143, 98.143D, 98.152, 98.152D
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 19, 1998
98.139a, 98.139aD
"The Design Legacy of Finnish Modernism: Twentieth-Century Ideals and Realities"
March 5, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anneli Holonen, Cultural Counselor, Embassy of Finland, Washington, D.C; Harri Kahla, Research Fellow, Academy of Finland, University of Helsinki; Ben af Schulten, Director of Design, Artek. Helsinki; Kerstin Wickman, Art Editor,FormMagazine, Svensk Farm, Stockholm; Nina Stritzler-Levine, Director of Exhibitions, The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts; Pekka Korvenmaa, Research Director, University of Art and design, Helsinki
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The American-Scandinavian Foundation and the Leo and Julia Forshheimer Foundation
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Between Humanism and Materialism[MoMA Exh. #1796, February 18(19) - May 19, 1998]
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 2 hours
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.140a, 98.140b, 98.140aD, 98.140bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1998
98.139b, 98.139bD
"The Design Legacy of Finnish Modernism: Twentieth-Century Ideals and Realities"
March 5, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Anneli Holonen, Cultural Counselor, Embassy of Finland, Washington, D.C; Harri Kahla, Research Fellow, Academy of Finland, University of Helsinki; Ben af Schulten, Director of Design, Artek. Helsinki; Kerstin Wickman, Art Editor,FormMagazine, Svensk Farm, Stockholm; Nina Stritzler-Levine, Director of Exhibitions, The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts; Pekka Korvenmaa, Research Director, University of Art and design, Helsinki
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The American-Scandinavian Foundation and the Leo and Julia Forshheimer Foundation
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Between Humanism and Materialism[MoMA Exh. #1796, February 18(19) - May 19, 1998]
DATA: Three 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 2 hours
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.140a, 98.140b, 98.140aD, 98.140bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1998
98.140a, 98.140aD
"The Architecural Legacy of Alvar Aalto: A Critical Discussion"
March 10, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Colin St. John Wilson; Patricia Patkau; Steven Holl, architect; Juhani Pallasmaa
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Between Humanism and Materialism[MoMA Exh. #1796, February 18(19) - May 19, 1998]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.139b, 98.139aD, 98.139bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 8, 1998
98.140b, 98.140bD
"The Architecural Legacy of Alvar Aalto: A Critical Discussion"
March 10, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Colin St. John Wilson; Patricia Patkau; Steven Holl, architect; Juhani Pallasmaa
EXHIBITION:Alvar Aalto: Between Humanism and Materialism[MoMA Exh. #1796, February 18(19) - May 19, 1998]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel Discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.139b, 98.139aD, 98.139bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 8, 1998
98.141, 98.141D
"Chuck Close Artists' Panel"
March 19, 1998
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Janet Fish, artist, Mark Greenwold, artist; Philip Glass, composer; Lucas Samaras, artist
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette (incomplete); one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette (TK DEVLIN made a number of dupes : there was a problem with the original)
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.138, 98.143, 98.143D, 98.152, 98.152D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 24, 1998
98.142, 98.142D
"Lger, The Machine Aesthetic and Primitivism"
March 24, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater II, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Herbert, professor, Mount Holyoke College
EXHIBITION:Fernand Lger[MoMA Exh. #1795, February 11(15)-June 2, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.136, 98.149, 98.149D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 6, 1998
98.143, 98.143D
"A Dialogue with Chuck Close and Robert Storr"
March 26, 1998
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Chuck Close, artist; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.138, 98.141, 98.141D, 98.152, 98.152D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 6, 1998
98.144
"Retirement Party Remarks"
March 31, 1998
PERSONALITY: Beverly Wolff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 24, 1998
98.145, 98.145D
"'Introduction' and 'Historical and Moral Perspectives' Panel #1"
April 9, 1998
NOTE: Invited guests included Stephanie Barron, Senior Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Vice-President of Education and PublicPrograms, LACMA; J.D. Bindenagel, German Marshall Fund of the U.S.; Diana D. Brooks, President and Executive Chief Officer
(#1 of 4)
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES: "Charting the Parameters: Looted Art and U.S. Art Museums"
PARTICIPANTS: Introductions by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Panel participants: Norman Daniels, author and professor, Tufts University; Lynn H. Nichols, author, historian; Craig Hugh Smyth, author, professor emeritus, Harvard University; Moderator, Daniel Shapiro, President, International Cultural Property Society
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Symposium on looted art
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.146, 98.147, 98.148
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 1998
98.146, 98.146D
"'International Perspectives' Panel #2"
April 9, 1998
(#2 of 4)
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES: "Charting the Parameters: Looted Art and U.S. Art Museums"
PARTICIPANTS: Konstantin Akinsha, Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Smithsonian Institution, author; Hector Feliciano, author; Wynn Kramarsky, gallery owner; Constance Lowenthal, Director, Commission for Art Recovert, World Jewish Congress; Moderator, Louis Begley, lawyer
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Symposium on looted art; see 98.145 for list of invited audience
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.145, 98.147, 98.148
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 1998
98.147, 98.147D
"'Legal Perspectives' Panel #3"
April 9, 1998
(#3 of 4)
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES: "Charting the Parameters: Looted Art and U.S. Art Museums"
PARTICIPANTS: Renata Adler, author; Richard Davis; Beverly Wolff, Special Counsel and Former General Counsel, The Museum of Modern Art; Moderator, Stephen E. Weil, Senior Research Scholar Emeritus, Smithsonian Institution
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Symposium on looted art; see 98.145 for list of invited audience
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.145, 98.146, 98.148
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 1998
98.148, 98.148D
"'Looted Art and Art Museums' Panel #4"
April 9, 1998
(#4 of 4)
PLACE: Pocantico Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
SERIES: "Charting the Parameters: Looted Art and U.S. Art Museums"
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Bergman, Director, Cleveland Museum of Art; Ashton Hawkins, Executive Vice-President and Counsel to the Trustees, Metropolitan Museum of Art; Ned Rifkin, Director, The High Museum; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Moderator, Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Symposium on looted art; see 98.145 for list of invited audience
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.145, 98.146, 98.147
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 1998
98.149, 98.149D
"Lger's Originality"
April 14, 1998
PARTICIPANTS: John Golding
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; one 120 minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.136m 98.142, 98.142D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 23, 1998
98.150a, 98.150D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 17, 1998
PERSONALITY: Carolee Schneemann
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Carolee Schneemann
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is one 60-minute microcassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
98.150b, 98.150D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 17, 1998
PERSONALITY: Carolee Schneemann
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Carolee Schneemann
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is one 60-minute microcassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
98.151a, 98.151D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kim Jones
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Kim Jones
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, one 60-minute microcassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.151b, 98.151D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kim Jones
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Kim Jones
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, one 60-minute microcassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.152, 98.152D
"Chuck Close Critics Panel"
April 28, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kay Larson; Linda Nochlin; David Rimanelli
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, one 120 minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.138, 98.141, 98.141D, 98.143, 98.143D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 1998
98.153a, 98.153D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 1, 1998
PERSONALITY: Coco Fusco
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Coco Fusco
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 98.153a: Standard Audio Cassette; 98.153b: one microcassette; 98.153D: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
98.153b, 98.153D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 1, 1998
PERSONALITY: Coco Fusco
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Coco Fusco
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 98.153a: Standard Audio Cassette; 98.153b: one microcassette; 98.153D: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
98.154, 98.154D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 8, 1998
PERSONALITY: Gisue Hariri
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Gisue Hariri
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.155a, 98.155D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 15, 1998
PERSONALITY: Gary Simmons
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Simmons
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 98.155a: Standard Audio Cassette; 98.155b: one microcassette; 98.155D is Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.155b, 98.155D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 15, 1998
PERSONALITY: Gary Simmons
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Simmons
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 98.155a: Standard Audio Cassette; 98.155b: one microcassette; 98.155D is Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.156, 98.156D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 22, 1998
PERSONALITY: Alfredo Jaar
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Alfredo Jaar
SPONSOR: Supported in part by The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation, The Contemporary Arts Council, and The Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
98.157
"Opening Dinner Rodchenko"
June 24, 1998
PLACE: SetteMoMA, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Aleksandr Rodchenko[MoMA Exh. #1809, June 24(25) - October 6, 1998]
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Progamming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 28, 1998
98.158
"Arts in Education Lunch"
May 19, 1998
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 28, 1998
98.159
"Bonnard"
June 18, 1998
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Bonnard[MoMA Exh. #1808, June 17(21) - October 13, 1998]
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.3, 99.17a, 99.17b, 99.17aD, 99.17bD
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 28, 1998
98.160
"Architectural Intentions in Vienna Around 1900"
March 30, 1983
PARTICIPANTS: Eduard F. Seckler, Osgood Hooker professor of Visual Art and Professor at Harvard University
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 7" reel to reel
SUMMARY: Lecture given to International Council Members in preparation for their 1983 Spring meeting in Vienna
DONOR: International Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 28, 1998
98.161a, 98.161aD
"Tony Smith: Artists' Responses"
September 8, 1998
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mel Bochner, artist; Joel Schapiro, artist; Robert Swain, artist; Richard Tuttle; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Tony Smith[MoMA Exh. #1810, July 1(2) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: TRT: 160 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 162a, 98.162b, 98.162aD, 98.162bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.161b, 98.161bD
"Tony Smith: Artists' Responses"
September 8, 1998
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mel Bochner, artist; Joel Schapiro, artist; Robert Swain, artist; Richard Tuttle; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Tony Smith[MoMA Exh. #1810, July 1(2) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: TRT: 160 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 162a, 98.162b, 98.162aD, 98.162bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.162a, 98.162aD
"Tony Smith: Critical Views"
September 14, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Brenson, art critic; Anna Chave, Professor of Art, Queens College and Graduate School of CUNY; John Keenan, conslsting curator and practicing architect; Lucy Lippard, writer; Joan Pachner, exhibition consultant and Curator, Storm King Art Center; Irving Sandlar, art historian and critic; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Tony Smith[MoMA Exh. #1810, July 1(2) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: TRT: 160 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.161a, 98.161b, 98.161aD, 98.161bD
DONOR: Dept of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.162b, 98.162bD
"Tony Smith: Critical Views"
September 14, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Brenson, art critic; Anna Chave, Professor of Art, Queens College and Graduate School of CUNY; John Keenan, conslsting curator and practicing architect; Lucy Lippard, writer; Joan Pachner, exhibition consultant and Curator, Storm King Art Center; Irving Sandlar, art historian and critic; moderated by Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Tony Smith[MoMA Exh. #1810, July 1(2) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: TRT: 160 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.161a, 98.161b, 98.161aD, 98.161bD
DONOR: Dept of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.163a, 98.163aD
"Kusama in New York, 1958-1968"
September 15, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Udo Kultermann, art historian; Lucy Lippard, writer, Alexandra Munroe, Director, Japan Society Gallery; Naoto Nakagawa, artist; Otto Peine, artist; moderated by Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Love Forever: Yayoi Kusama 1958-1968[MoMA Exh. #1811, July 8(9) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 140 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.163b
"Kusama in New York, 1958-1968"
September 15, 1998
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Udo Kultermann, art historian; Lucy Lippard, writer, Alexandra Munroe, Director, Japan Society Gallery; Naoto Nakagawa, artist; Otto Peine, artist; moderated by Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Love Forever: Yayoi Kusama 1958-1968[MoMA Exh. #1811, July 8(9) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: 3 Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 140 minutes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 1, 1998
98.164, 164D
"Remembering Pollock: Dialogue of his Friends"
November 17, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Blake; B. H. Friedman; Ben Heller, collector; Jeffrey Potter; Mercedes Matter.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 18, 1998
99.1a
"A Dialogue with Lucy Lippard"
February 28, 1979, 10:00 am
PERSONALITY: Lucy Lippard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bernice Rose; Lucy Lippard
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 1955-1975[MoMA Exh. #1117, January 21-March 9, 1976]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: #76.6
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 76.6
NOTE: This cassette has been made from the remastered recording of the original reel-to-reel #76.6.
99.1b
"A Dialogue with Lucy Lippard"
February 28, 1979, 10:00 am
PERSONALITY: Lucy Lippard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bernice Rose; Lucy Lippard
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 1955-1975[MoMA Exh. #1117, January 21-March 9, 1976]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: #76.6
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 76.6
NOTE: This cassette has been made from the remastered recording of the original reel-to-reel #76.6.
99.2a
"A Dialogue with Lucy Lippard"
February 28, 1979, 10:00 am
PERSONALITY: Lucy Lippard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bernice Rose; Lucy Lippard
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 1955-1975[MoMA Exh. #1117, January 21-March 9, 1976]
DATA: 1/2 track mono, 7 1/2 ips
NOTE: This is a duplicate entry for 99.1a-b.
99.2b
"A Dialogue with Lucy Lippard"
February 28, 1979, 10:00 am
PERSONALITY: Lucy Lippard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bernice Rose; Lucy Lippard
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 1955-1975[MoMA Exh. #1117, January 21-March 9, 1976]
DATA: 1/2 track mono, 7 1/2 ips
NOTE: This is a duplicate entry for 99.1a-b.
99.3, 99.3D
"Pierre Bonnard"
1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art, Jonathon Crary, professor, Columbia University
EXHIBITION:Bonnard[MoMA Exh. #1808, June 17(21) - October 13, 1998]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 49; 98.159, 99.17a, 99.17b, 99.17aD, 99.17bD
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 1999
99.4, 99.4D
"Fernand Lger"
1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Angelica Huston, actress
EXHIBITION:Fernand Lger[MoMA Exh. #1795, February 11(15)-June 2, 1998]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 50
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 1999
99.5, 99.5D
"Jackson Pollock"
1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 51
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 1999
99.6, 99.6D
"Excerpt from Sol LeWitt Oral History"
1994
PARTICIPANTS: Sol LeWitt, artist; Sharon Zane, interviewer,
EXHIBITION:70/10: Documenting the Modern(March 10-June 26, 1999), Edward John Noble Education Center
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette, duplicates are CDs; TRT: approx. 6 minutes
RELATED MATERIAL: Oral History interview; Oral History interview cassettes, Oral History Collection
DONOR: Museum Archives
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 1999
99.7, 99.7D
Untitled
January 7, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Slide presentation to members
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 1999
99.8, 99.8D
"Responding to Pollock: A Dialogue of Artists"
December 8, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Brice Marden, artist, Richard Serra, artist; Jessica Stockholder, artist; Terry Winters, artist
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.9, 99.9D
"Looking at Pollock"
January 26, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture given in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.10a, 99.10aD
"In the Works: Urban Spectacle" Session 1"
March 2, 1999
(#1 of 2)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terry Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Moderator: John Rajchman, philosopher; Zaha Hadid, architect; Daniel Liebeskind, architect; Christian de Portzamparc, architect; Bernard Tschumi, architect
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder in honor of Philip Johnson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Presentations by eight major architectc descussing their recent urban architectural projects, followed by a discussion with the moderator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.11a, 99.11b, 99.11aD, 99.11bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.10b, 99.10bD
"In the Works: Urban Spectacle" Session 1"
March 2, 1999
(#1 of 2)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction by Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terry Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Moderator: John Rajchman, philosopher; Zaha Hadid, architect; Daniel Liebeskind, architect; Christian de Portzamparc, architect; Bernard Tschumi, architect
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder in honor of Philip Johnson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Presentations by eight major architectc descussing their recent urban architectural projects, followed by a discussion with the moderator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.11a, 99.11b, 99.11aD, 99.11bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.11a, 99.11aD
"'In the Works: Urban Spectacle' Session 2"
March 2, 1999
(# 2 of 2)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Joan Ockman, Director, Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture; Raimund Abraham, architect; Peter Eisenman, architect; Toyo Ito, architect; Rem Koolhaas, architect
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder in honor of Philip Johnson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Presentations by eight major architectc descussing their recent urban architectural projects, followed by a discussion with the moderator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.10a, 99.10b, 99.10aD, 99.10bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.11b, 99.11bD
"'In the Works: Urban Spectacle' Session 2"
March 2, 1999
(# 2 of 2)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Joan Ockman, Director, Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture; Raimund Abraham, architect; Peter Eisenman, architect; Toyo Ito, architect; Rem Koolhaas, architect
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder in honor of Philip Johnson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Presentations by eight major architectc descussing their recent urban architectural projects, followed by a discussion with the moderator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.10a, 99.10b, 99.10aD, 99.10bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.12a, 99.12aD
"Artists Space: Celebrating 25 Years"
March 9, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Vito Acconci, artist; Janine Antoni, artist; Elizabeth Diller, artist, Jeff Koons, artist; Kim Gordon, member of Sonic Youth; Thurston Moore, member of Sonic Youth; Lee Ranaldo, member of Sonic Youth; Steve Shelley, member of Sonic Youth
SPONSOR: The Romenesa Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: A series of artists talks followed by a discussion with Robert Storr; organized by The Museum of Modern Art in association with Artists Space, new York
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.12b, 99.12bD
"Artists Space: Celebrating 25 Years"
March 9, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Vito Acconci, artist; Janine Antoni, artist; Elizabeth Diller, artist, Jeff Koons, artist; Kim Gordon, member of Sonic Youth; Thurston Moore, member of Sonic Youth; Lee Ranaldo, member of Sonic Youth; Steve Shelley, member of Sonic Youth
SPONSOR: The Romenesa Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: A series of artists talks followed by a discussion with Robert Storr; organized by The Museum of Modern Art in association with Artists Space, new York
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 18, 1999
99.13
"Behind the Screen"
April 6, 1984
PLACE: WBAI-FM Pacifica Radio, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Joseph Hurley, interviewer; Albert Torro, King Ampaw, filmmakers
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Edition of a radio show broadcast during the run of New Directors/New Films 1984, the annual film festival hosted by The Museum of Modern Art and curated by the Film Department and the Film Society of Lincoln Center
DONOR: Film Study Center
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 7 1999
99.14
"Not For Sale: Feminist Art in The USA During The '70s"
May 28, 1998
PERSONALITY: Laura Cottingham
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus 2
SERIES: New Documentaries
PARTICIPANTS: Laura Cottingham
SPONSOR: The Roy and Niuta Titus Fund, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
99.15a, 99.15aD
"Situation Critical? African-American Writers on African-American Artists"
March 16, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Driskoll; Richard J. Powell; Calvin Reid; Judith Wilson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: A panel of art critics and art historians discuss current issues.
RELATED MATERIAL: See alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events, 99-11a and 99-11b and 99-11aD and 99-11bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.15b, 99.15bD
"Situation Critical? African-American Writers on African-American Artists"
March 16, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; David Driskoll; Richard J. Powell; Calvin Reid; Judith Wilson
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: A panel of art critics and art historians discuss current issues.
RELATED MATERIAL: See alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events, 99-11a and 99-11b and 99-11aD and 99-11bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.16, 99.16D
"Light Stuctures: The Joy of Engineering"
March 23, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Second Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Dr. Jorg Schlaich, Institute of Structural Design, University of Stuttgart, Germany
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Annual lecture series to honor Spanish and Mexican architect Candela and to allow distinguished structural engineers to present their work at MoMA, MIT and Princeton each spring. Schlaich's work involves building and bridge structures as well as in glass shell structures.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.17a, 99.17aD
"About Bonnard: A Panel Discussion"
October 6, 1998
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator, John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Jonathon Crary, Associate Professor, Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University; Jack Flam, Distinguished Professor of Art History, Brooklyn College and the Graduate School, City University of New York; Timothy Hyman, painter and writer; Wendy Steiner, Richard L. Fisher of English and Chairman, Department of English, University of Pennsylvania
EXHIBITION:Pierre Bonnard(June 17 - October 13, 1998) MoMA Exh. #1808
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 8.159, 99.3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2
97.17b, 97.17bD
"About Bonnard: A Panel Discussion"
October 6, 1998
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator, John Elderfield, Chief Curator-at-Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Jonathon Crary, Associate Professor, Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University; Jack Flam, Distinguished Professor of Art History, Brooklyn College and the Graduate School, City University of New York; Timothy Hyman, painter and writer; Wendy Steiner, Richard L. Fisher of English and Chairman, Department of English, University of Pennsylvania
EXHIBITION:Pierre Bonnard(June 17 - October 13, 1998) MoMA Exh. #1808
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: 8.159, 99.3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2
99.18, 99.18D
"Walking Past Works of Art"
October 20, 1998
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Studies in Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Fisher, Professor of English, Department of English and American Literature and Language, Harvard University
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.19, 99.19D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.19, 99.19D
"Museums with One Work Inside"
November 10, 1998
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Studies in Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Fisher, Professor of English, Department of English and American Literature and Language, Harvard University
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.18, 99.189D
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.20, 99.20D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
October 9, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lin TianMiao, artist; Wang Gongxin, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: See index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.21, 99.21D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
October 16, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Shahzia Sikander, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.22, 99.22D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
October 23, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Nicole Eisenman, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.23, 99.23D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
October 30, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Maurizio Cattelan, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
EXHIBITION:Projects 65: Maurizio Cattelan[Moma Exh. #1822, November 11-December 4, 1998]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.24a, 99.24D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
November 6, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Merry Alpern, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.24a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.24b: microcassette; 99.24D: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.24b, 99.24D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
November 6, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Merry Alpern, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.24a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.24b: microcassette; 99.24D: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.25a, 99.25D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
November 13, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Reiko Sudo, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.25a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.25b: microcassette; 99.25D: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.25b, 99.25D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
November 13, 1998
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Reiko Sudo, artist
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.25a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.25b: microcassette; 99.25D: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1999
99.26, 99.26D
"A Round Table for Sigmar Polke"
May 4, 1999
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Bice Curiger, Editor-in-Chief,Parkettand Curator, Kunsthaus Zurich; Richard Flood, Chief Curator, Walker Art center, Minneapolis; Charles W. Haxthausen, Faison-Pierson-Stoddard Professor of Art History, Williams College; Martin Hentschel, Director, Wurttembergischer Kunstverein, Stuttgart.
EXHIBITION:Sigmar Polke: Works on Paper, 1963-1974[MoMA Exh. #1829, March 30(4/1)-June 16, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 14, 1999
99.27
"Membership Department's Annual Benefactor's Lunch"
May 10, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Remarks by Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator for Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Membership Department
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 14, 1999
99.28, 99.28D
"Betye Saar and Alison Saar: A Dialogue"
November 1, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Betye Saar, artist; Alison Saar, artist
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events, 99.12, 99.12D (2 copies)
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.29, 99.29D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 9, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Roni Horn, artist
SPONSOR: Made possible in part by The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.29: microcassette; 99.29D: Standard Audio Cassette; TRT: 100 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1999
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.30
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 16, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Katy Schimert, artist
SPONSOR: Made possible in part by The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1999
99.31, 99.31D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 23, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mark Dion, artist
SPONSOR: Made possible in part by The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1999
99.32, 99.32D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
April 30, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Gregory Crewdson, artist
SPONSOR: Made possible in part by The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1999
99.33, 99.33D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
May 14, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lucier, artist
SPONSOR: Made possible in part by The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
EXHIBITION:Mary Lucier: Flood Songs[MoMA Exh. #1828a, March 13-June 20, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20, 1999
99.34
"Director's Dinner"
June 22, 1999
PERSONALITY: Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: Trustees Room, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Membership, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry discussesMoMA 2000, specificallyModern Startsat a new annual event, Director's Dinner, a benefit of the Sustaining benefactor's membership category.
DONOR: Department of Membership
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 24, 1999
99.35
"Three Thursdays"
April 4, 1974
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction Bernadette Mayer; Michael Brownstein; Larry Fagin; Tony Towle
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The first evening from the annual series of three poetry readings in the month of April. Organized by the Junior Council in 1973, the series took the titleThree Thursdaysfor its first two years. The events popularity ultimately lead to the museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series, entitledPoetry, ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Recording is poor quality.
99.36
"Polymnia in the Penthouse"
April 7, 1975
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: George Economu, poet; Charles Reznikoff, poet; Jerome Rothenberg, poet; and John Weiners, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; support from Writers and Poets, Inc.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The first evening from the annual series of three poetry readings in the month of April. The series was temporarily titledPolymnia in the Penthousefor the year of 1975 after its location in the Penthouse Restaurant. Organized by the Junior Council in 1973, the event was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series, entitledPoetry, ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see also the record group, Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.37
"Polymnia in the Penthouse"
April 14, 1975
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Paul Violi, Poetry Chairman of the Junior Council; Rebecca Wright, poet; Helen Adam, poet; Ann Waldman, poet, editorThe WorldSPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The second evening from the annual series of three poetry readings in the month of April. The series was temporarily titledPolymnia in the Penthousefor the year of 1975 after its location in the Penthouse Restaurant. Organized by the Junior Council in 1973, the event was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series, entitledPoetry,ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Ann Waldman is the only poet introduced on this tape. For identification of the other two poets note that Helen Adam can be distinguished for her unique singing style of delivery, and Rebecca Wright by her soft voice.
99.38
"Polymnia in the Penthouse"
April 21,1975
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Larry Fagin; David Meltzer, poet, editorSan Francisco Poets,Treemagazine; Lewis MacAdams, poet, editorMothermagazine (now defunct); Carter Ratcliff, poet, critic forArt News,Art International, &Art in America
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: The third evening from the annual series of three poetry readings in the month of April. The series was temporarily dubbedPolymnia in the Penthousefor the year of 1975 after its location in the Penthouse Restaurant. Organized by the Junior Council in 1973, the event was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series, entitledPoetry, ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.39
"Poetry 4"
April 5, 1976
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Harvey Shapiro; Rochelle Owens, poet, playwright, Editor,Telephone MagazineandTelephone Books; David Ignatow, poet; Jackson Mac Low, poet, composer, playwright
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 01:26:04
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the fourth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.40
"Poetry 4"
April 12, 1976
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Ted Greenwald, member Speakers Club International; Charles North, poet; Maureen Owen, poet, editorTelephone MagazineandTelephone Books; Gerard Malanga, poet, co-editor ofNadada Magazine of Contemporary American Poetry,poetry editor of theTransatlantic Review, photographer
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 01:37:37
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the fourth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.41
"Poetry 4"
April 19, 1976
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Tony Towle, poet; Claes Oldenburg, artist, poet; Joe Brainard, artist, poet; and Larry Rivers, artist, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the fourth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
99.42
"Poetry 5"
April 18, 1977
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Larry Rivers, artist; Jennifer Bartlett, poet, artist
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the fifth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related EventsDONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This recording is blank.
99.43a
"Poetry 6"
April 3, 1978
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Lita Hornick, president, Kulcher Foundation; Introduction: Maureen Owen, poet, editorTelephone MagazineandTelephone Books; Yuki Hartman, poet; Steve Hamilton, poet, editorObjects Magazine;Harry Mathews, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc; also partially funded by the New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the sixth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Harry Mathews performance from the evening is recorded on cassette 99.43b only.
99.43b
"Poetry 6"
April 3, 1978
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Lita Hornick, president, Kulcher Foundation; Introduction: Maureen Owen, poet, editorTelephone MagazineandTelephone Books; Yuki Hartman, poet; Steve Hamilton, poet, editorObjects Magazine;Harry Mathews, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc; also partially funded by the New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the sixth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see The Museum of Modern Art FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Harry Mathews performance from the evening is recorded on cassette 99.43b only.
99.44a
"Poetry 6"
April 10,1978
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Reading
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Ted Berrigan; Jim Brodey, poet, editor ofClothesline Magazine;Alice Notley, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc; also partially funded by the New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the sixth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Sections of 99.44b in poor condition, and Alice Notley's performance is only recorded on cassette 99.44b
99.44b
"Poetry 6"
April 10,1978
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Reading
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Ted Berrigan; Jim Brodey, poet, editor ofClothesline Magazine;Alice Notley, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc; also partially funded by the New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the sixth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Sections of 99.44b in poor condition, and Alice Notley's performance is only recorded on cassette 99.44b
99.45
"Poetry 7"
April 2, 1979
PLACE: Penthouse and Garden Restaurants, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Armand Schwerner; David Antin, poet; Clark Coolidge, poet; Anselm Hollo, poet
SPONSOR: Funded by Lita Hornick and The Kulchur Foundation (with the support of Poets and Writers, Inc., through funds received from The New York Times Foundation)
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the seventh consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.46
"Poetry 7"
April 9, 1979/ April 16, 1979
PLACE: The Penthouse and Garden Restaurants, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Reading
PARTICIPANTS: [Side 1] Moderator/ Introduction: Joe Ceravolo; Mary Ferrari, poet; Philip Lopate, poet; Bob Holman, poet. [Side 2] Moderator/ Introduction: Alice Notley; Kate Farrell, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation; assistance from Poets and Writers, Inc.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the seventh consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: According to the annual report of the Junior Council, the poets Ron Padgett and Kenneth Koch both performed on the night of April 16, 1979, however, remain unrecorded on the exsisting cassette for reasons unknown
99.47
"Poetry 8"
March 31, 1980
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Maureen Owen; Bill Berdson, poet; Jamie Macinnes, poet; Rene Richard, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 01:30:50
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the eighth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see also record group, Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.48
"Poetry 8"
April 14, 1980
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Lita Hornick, Presdident of The Kulcher Foundation; Introduction: Carter Ratcliff, art critic, poet, Contributing Editor ofArt in America; Ann Lauterbach, poet; John Ashbery, poet; F. T. Prince, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 01:36:38
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the eighth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.49
"Poetry 9"
April 6, 1981
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Lita Hornick, president, The Kulcher Foundation; Introduction: Bob Holman, program coordinator of the St. Mark's Poetry Project, awarded the Kapps Fellowship in Multi Media, poet; Andrei Codrescu, poet, Poet Laureate of Transylvania, Big Table Award Winner 1970, writer in residence at Juniata College; Kenward Elmslie, poet, playwright, editor and publisher ofZ PressandZ Magazine; accompaniment for K. Elmslie provided by Kenneth Diffick, composer, harmonica virtuoso; Paul Violi, poet, Poetry Chairman, Junior Council, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 01:35:32
SUMMARY: A musical evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the nineth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.50a
"Poetry 9"
April 15, 1981
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Reading
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Robert Kelly; Rochelle Owens, poet; Clayton Eshleman, poet; and Helen Adam, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the ninth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Inaudible. Date possibly incorrect; MoMA Annual Report states date as April 13. Helen Adam's performance continues on cassette 99.50a
99.50b
"Poetry 9"
April 15, 1981
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Reading
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Robert Kelly; Rochelle Owens, poet; Clayton Eshleman, poet; and Helen Adam, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the ninth consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Date possibly incorrect; MoMA Annual Report states date as April 13. Helen Adam's performance continues on cassette 99.50a
99.51
"Poetry 11"
April 6, 1983
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Lita Hornick, President of the Kulcher Foundation; Barry Yourgrau, poet; Eileen Myles, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the eleventh consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see also VideoRecordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: Date possibly incorrect; MoMA Annual Report states date as April 20, 1983
99.52
"Poetry 11"
April 27, 1983 [Date Unconfirmed]
PLACE: The Penthouse Restaurant, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Poetry Readings
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Lita Hornick, President of The Kulcher Foundation; Paul Violi, Poetry Chairman of the Junior Council, poet; Philip Whalen, poet; Philip Lamantia, poet
SPONSOR: The Kulcher Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 00:57:26
SUMMARY: An evening from the annual poetry series first organized by the Junior Council in 1973. For the eleventh consecutive year the readings, three in the month of April, were held in the Penthouse and Garden Restaurants. The event series was popular and ultimately led to the Museum's involvement with the Polyphonix International Poetry Festival in 1984 before the series ended in 1986.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51; see MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology; see also record group, Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. According to the annual report of The Junior Council, the poet Philip Lamantia performed on the night of April 27, 1983; however, this remains unrecorded on the existing cassette.
99.53
"Munch Lectures"
April 6, 1979
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Riva Castleman, Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books at The Museum of Modern Art; Dr. David Abrahamsen, renowned Norwegian-American psychiatrist, author, and collector of Munch
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:The Masterworks of Edvard Munch[MoMA Exh. #1254, March 15-April 24, 1979]
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Dr. David Abrahamsen presents a psychoanalytic view of Munch's personality and his art to the guests of a private viewing ofThe Masterworks of Edvard Munch. A reception was held in the Penthouse Restaurant prior to the discussion.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.54
"Symposium: Sculpture in the Public Space"
May 22, 1979
PLACE: The Founders Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Ira Licht, Director, The Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami, previously Director of the Art in Public Places Program of the National Endowment of the Arts; Alan Kirili, artist; Christo, artist; Mary Miss, artist; Charles Simonds, artists; George Sugarman, artist; William Tucker, artist
SPONSOR: Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Contemporary Sculpture from Collection[MoMA Exh. #1262, May 18-August 7, 1979]
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: A symposium in conjunction withContemporary Sculpture from the Collectionin which Ira Licht moderates an open discussion between artists on issues of support and responsibility in public art. An introduction and short slide presentation from each of the featured artists on the panel precede the discussion.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
99.55
"The Donkey and the Darling"
June 26, 1979
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall 2004. In addition to the original, a 10.5 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
PLACE: The Founders Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/ Introduction: Amei Wallack, Curatorial Affairs Specialist forNewsday; Larry Rivers, artist; Terry Southern, poet
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Larry Rivers & Terry Southern: The Donkey and the Darling[MoMA Exh. #1258, April 10-July 10, 1979]
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: An evening with Larry Rivers and Terry Southern, who discuss their collaboration on the illustrated book,The Donkey and The Darling.The discussion was followed by a reception in the Penthouse Restaurant.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.56
"Contemporary Artists' Books"
March 17, 1980
SERIES: Artists' Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator/Introduction: Ingrid Sischy editor ofArtforumMagazine, former Director of Printed Matter, Inc.; Daniel Buren, artist; Dick Higgens, artist,Founder Something Else Press; Thomas Lawson, artist; Allen Ruppersberg, artist; Lawrence Wiener, artist; Martha Wilson, artist, founder and director ofFranklin Furnace, memberDisband MuseumSPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, Betsy Main Babcock
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Featured artists discuss the problems, and future of contemporary artists' books. Each guest delivers a presentation and or statement before a panel discussion ensues. Among the subjects considered were the origin of artists' interest in the making of books as an art form and the reasons for its increasing popularity among artists and collectors. The program was organized by Frances Beatty and Frederieke Taylor.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.57a, 99.57D
"New York: Building Again Symposium"
February 18, 1981
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Der Scutt, architect, Partner: Swanke, Hayden, Connell, & Partners; Caesar Pelli, Dean, Yale University School of Architecture, Architect of new MoMA Annex and Apartment Tower; I.M. Pei, architect, NYC Convention Center; Philip Johnson, architect, AT&T Building; Raul de Armas, architect; Edward Larrabee Barnes, architect, IBM Building; Eli Attia, architect, 1001 Park Avenue; Franz Schultz, Art Critic,Chicago Sun TimesandArt in America, Professor of Art History at Wakeforest University
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 7" reel
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss their current projects within New York City, and share details of their plans for construction, its progress, and ultimate effect on the architectural landscape of the city. A discussion follows the presentations of the featured architects.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
Note: Conclusion of Franz Schultz's presentation and a panel discussion involving the concerns of building in New York during the early eighties were recorded on cassette 99.57b only.
99.57b, 99.57D
"New York: Building Again Symposium"
February 18, 1981
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Artists' Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Arthur Drexler, Director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Der Scutt, architect, Partner: Swanke, Hayden, Connell, & Partners; Caesar Pelli, Dean, Yale University School of Architecture, Architect of new MoMA Annex and Apartment Tower; I.M. Pei, architect, NYC Convention Center; Philip Johnson, architect, AT&T Building; Raul de Armas, architect; Edward Larrabee Barnes, architect, IBM Building; Eli Attia, architect, 1001 Park Avenue; Franz Schultz, Art Critic,Chicago Sun TimesandArt in America, Professor of Art History at Wakeforest University
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 7" reel
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss their current projects within New York City, and share details of their plans for construction, its progress, and ultimate effect on the architectural landscape of the city. A discussion follows the presentations of the featured architects.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
Note: Conclusion of Franz Schultz's presentation and a panel discussion involving the concerns of building in New York during the early eighties were recorded on cassette 99.57b only.
99.58, 99.58D
"Alternative Spaces Forum"
May 13, 1982
SERIES: Art Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Stefan Eins, artist, Founder of Fashion Mode; Alana Heiss, Director P.S.1; Robert Pincus-Witten, Professor of Art History at Queen's College; Linda Shearer, Executive Director of Artists' Space (1980-85), Curator of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Cindy Sherman, artist, photographer; Michael Smith, performance artist; Jim Ferret (sp?), nightclub owner "Danceateria"
SPONSOR: Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion on bringing contemporary art closer to the public. The discussion discloses P.S.1's intent to collaborate with "Dancateria" club owner Jim Ferret in effort to give its artists mainstream exposure.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.59
"John Elderfield Gallery Talk on Matisse at MoMA"
PLACE: Galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Chief Curator at Large, Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs at MoMA,Editor of Studies in Modern ArtDATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Discussion on various, unspecified works by Henri Matisse at MoMA.
DONOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Received through Records Management 3/94; added to Sound Recordings of Museum-Related Events collection 7/99
99.60a, 99.60aD
"The Imagined Museum"
May 18, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Linda Shearer, Director, Williams College Museum of Art; Mark Dion, artist; James Fenton, Professor of Poetry. Oxford University; Susan Sontag, novelist and essayist; Lawrence Weschler, author,Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonderand staff writer,The New YorkerEXHIBITION:The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect[MoMA Exh. #1828, March 10(14)-June 1, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 1999
99.60b, 99.60bD
"The Imagined Museum"
May 18, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Linda Shearer, Director, Williams College Museum of Art; Mark Dion, artist; James Fenton, Professor of Poetry. Oxford University; Susan Sontag, novelist and essayist; Lawrence Weschler, author,Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonderand staff writer,The New YorkerEXHIBITION:The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect[MoMA Exh. #1828, March 10(14)-June 1, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 1999
99.61
"What is Modern Photography?"
October 20 or 30, 1950
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Edward Steichen, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Margaret Bourke-White, photographer and documentary writer; Walker Evans, photographer; Gjon Mili, illustrator and exponent of stroboscopic photography; Lisette Model, photographer; Wright Morris, author and photographer; Homer Page, modern documentary photographer; Irving Penn, photographic journalist; Ben Shahn, painter and photographer; Charles Scheeler, painter and photographer; Aaron Siskind, photographer
DATA: 99.61: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.61aD, 99.61bD, 99.61cD: three 7" reel to reels; Three C.D.s
SUMMARY: Discussion centered around analysis and appraisal of modern photography in various fields such as reportage, "f-64", documentary, illustration, abstraction and experimental. Taped and broadcast over WNYC-NY First American Art Festival.
NOTE: Transferred to Standard Audio Cassette and master reel-to-reel by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street. The original was lost during the transfer. Due to extensive master tape damage, the first 15 minutes of this recording is poor quality. This recording was preserved onto C.D. in 2007 by WNYC.
99.61aD
"What is Modern Photography?"
October 20 or 30, 1950
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Edward Steichen, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Margaret Bourke-White, photographer and documentary writer; Walker Evans, photographer; Gjon Mili, illustrator and exponent of stroboscopic photography; Lisette Model, photographer; Wright Morris, author and photographer; Homer Page, modern documentary photographer; Irving Penn, photographic journalist; Ben Shahn, painter and photographer; Charles Scheeler, painter and photographer; Aaron Siskind, photographer
DATA: 99.61: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.61aD, 99.61bD, 99.61cD: three 7" reel to reels
SUMMARY: Discussion centered around analysis and appraisal of modern photography in various fields such as reportage, "f-64", documentary, illustration, abstraction and experimental. Taped and broadcast over WNYC-NY First American Art Festival.
NOTE: Transferred to Standard Audio Cassette and master reel-to-reel by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street. The original was lost during the transfer. Due to extensive master tape damage, the first 15 minutes of this recording is poor quality. This recording was preserved onto C.D. in 2007 by WNYC.
99.61bD
"What is Modern Photography?"
October 20 or 30, 1950
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Edward Steichen, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Margaret Bourke-White, photographer and documentary writer; Walker Evans, photographer; Gjon Mili, illustrator and exponent of stroboscopic photography; Lisette Model, photographer; Wright Morris, author and photographer; Homer Page, modern documentary photographer; Irving Penn, photographic journalist; Ben Shahn, painter and photographer; Charles Scheeler, painter and photographer; Aaron Siskind, photographer
DATA: 99.61: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.61aD, 99.61bD, 99.61cD: three 7" reel to reels
SUMMARY: Discussion centered around analysis and appraisal of modern photography in various fields such as reportage, "f-64", documentary, illustration, abstraction and experimental. Taped and broadcast over WNYC-NY First American Art Festival.
NOTE: Transferred to Standard Audio Cassette and master reel-to-reel by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street. The original was lost during the transfer. Due to extensive master tape damage, the first 15 minutes of this recording is poor quality. This recording was preserved onto C.D. in 2007 by WNYC.
99.61cD
"What is Modern Photography?"
October 20 or 30, 1950
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Edward Steichen, Director, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Margaret Bourke-White, photographer and documentary writer; Walker Evans, photographer; Gjon Mili, illustrator and exponent of stroboscopic photography; Lisette Model, photographer; Wright Morris, author and photographer; Homer Page, modern documentary photographer; Irving Penn, photographic journalist; Ben Shahn, painter and photographer; Charles Scheeler, painter and photographer; Aaron Siskind, photographer
DATA: 99.61: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.61aD, 99.61bD, 99.61cD: three 7" reel to reels
SUMMARY: Discussion centered around analysis and appraisal of modern photography in various fields such as reportage, "f-64", documentary, illustration, abstraction and experimental. Taped and broadcast over WNYC-NY First American Art Festival.
NOTE: Transferred to Standard Audio Cassette and master reel-to-reel by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street. The original was lost during the transfer. Due to extensive master tape damage, the first 15 minutes of this recording is poor quality. This recording was preserved onto C.D. in 2007 by WNYC.
99.62a, 99. 62aD
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
October 15, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lisa Yuskavege
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.62a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.62b: microcassette; 99.62aD and 99.62bD: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.62b, 99.62bD
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
October 15, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Lisa Yuskavege
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.62a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.62b: microcassette; 99.62aD and 99.62bD: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.63a, 99.63aD
"What is the Future of the Automobile?"
September 7, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Q. Riley, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises and author; Harold Diaz-Bone, Transport and Environmental Scientist, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture and planning critic and author; Ron Hill, Chairman, Transportation Design Department, Art Center College of Design; Dan Sturges, Director of New Mobility, Frogdesign; Gerhard Steinle, President, Prisma Design International, Inc.; Jim Hall, Vice-President of Industry and AutoPacific, Inc.; Phil Patton, design critic
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes; average TRT: 115 minutes
SUMMARY: This symposium brings together a panel of designers, engineers and critics to discuss automobile design and its implications in the coming century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.63b, 99.63bD
"What is the Future of the Automobile?"
September 7, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Q. Riley, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises and author; Harold Diaz-Bone, Transport and Environmental Scientist, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture and planning critic and author; Ron Hill, Chairman, Transportation Design Department, Art Center College of Design; Dan Sturges, Director of New Mobility, Frogdesign; Gerhard Steinle, President, Prisma Design International, Inc.; Jim Hall, Vice-President of Industry and AutoPacific, Inc.; Phil Patton, design critic
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes; average TRT: 115 minutes
SUMMARY: This symposium brings together a panel of designers, engineers and critics to discuss automobile design and its implications in the coming century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.63c, 99.63cD
"What is the Future of the Automobile?"
September 7, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Q. Riley, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises and author; Harold Diaz-Bone, Transport and Environmental Scientist, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture and planning critic and author; Ron Hill, Chairman, Transportation Design Department, Art Center College of Design; Dan Sturges, Director of New Mobility, Frogdesign; Gerhard Steinle, President, Prisma Design International, Inc.; Jim Hall, Vice-President of Industry and AutoPacific, Inc.; Phil Patton, design critic
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes; average TRT: 115 minutes
SUMMARY: This symposium brings together a panel of designers, engineers and critics to discuss automobile design and its implications in the coming century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.63d, 99.63dD
"What is the Future of the Automobile?"
September 7, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Q. Riley, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises and author; Harold Diaz-Bone, Transport and Environmental Scientist, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture and planning critic and author; Ron Hill, Chairman, Transportation Design Department, Art Center College of Design; Dan Sturges, Director of New Mobility, Frogdesign; Gerhard Steinle, President, Prisma Design International, Inc.; Jim Hall, Vice-President of Industry and AutoPacific, Inc.; Phil Patton, design critic
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes; average TRT: 115 minutes
SUMMARY: This symposium brings together a panel of designers, engineers and critics to discuss automobile design and its implications in the coming century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.63e, 99.63eD
"What is the Future of the Automobile?"
September 7, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Q. Riley, Robert Q. Riley Enterprises and author; Harold Diaz-Bone, Transport and Environmental Scientist, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy; Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture and planning critic and author; Ron Hill, Chairman, Transportation Design Department, Art Center College of Design; Dan Sturges, Director of New Mobility, Frogdesign; Gerhard Steinle, President, Prisma Design International, Inc.; Jim Hall, Vice-President of Industry and AutoPacific, Inc.; Phil Patton, design critic
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes; average TRT: 115 minutes
SUMMARY: This symposium brings together a panel of designers, engineers and critics to discuss automobile design and its implications in the coming century.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.64a
"Beyond Barriers: Accessing the Arts"
October 5, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: This panel discussion celebrates visual artists, writers, dancers and other art professionals who are disabled or work with individuals with disabilities.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.64b
"Beyond Barriers: Accessing the Arts"
October 5, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: This panel discussion celebrates visual artists, writers, dancers and other art professionals who are disabled or work with individuals with disabilities.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.65, 99.65D
"Value: A Conversation with JSC Boggs"
October 19, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: JSG Boggs, artist; Lawrence Weschler, writer; Susan Orlean, writer; Peter Norton, art collector and patron
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 80 minutes
SUMMARY: Discussion among participants.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.66, 99.66D
"Pollock's Smallness"
January 23, 1999 (morning session)
(#1 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Timothy J. Clark, Chancellor's Professor of Modern Art, University of California, Berkeley; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curaor, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.67, 99.67D
"A Piece of the Action"
January 23, 1999 (morning session)
(#2 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.68, 99.68D
"The Influence of the European Avant-garde"
January 23, 1999 (afternoon session)
(#3 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Pepe Karmel, Adjunct Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.69, 99.69D
"No Chaos Damn It" and "Pollock's Intangible Order""
January 23, 1999 (afternoon session)
(#4 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: James Coddington, Chief Conservator, Conservation Department, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, Chief Conservator, The Menil Collection
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.70, 99.70D
"Beyond the Crisis of the Easel Painting""
January 24, 1999 (morning session)
(#5 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Rosalind Krauss, Meyer Schapiro Profesor of Modern Art and Theory, Columbia University
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.71, 99.71D
"Pollock's Nature, Frankenthaler's Culture""
January 24, 1999 (morning session)
(#6 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Anne M. Wagner, Professor of Modern Art, University of California, Berkeley
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.72, 99.72D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.72, 99.72D
"Jackson Pollock and the Americanization of Europe"
January 24, 1999 (afternoon session)
(#7 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Jeremy Lewison, Director of Collections, Tate Gallery, London
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.73, 99.73D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.73, 99.73D
"Open-Ended Conclusions about Pollock"
January 24, 1999 (afternoon session)
(#8 of 8)
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Recovering Pollock: Method, Meaning and Impact - a symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock(October 28, 1998 -February 2, 1999) MoMA Exh #1819
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Two-day symposium of lectures and discussions devoted to Pollock's work
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.66, 99.66D, 99.67, 99.67D, 99.68, 99.68D, 99.69, 99.69D, 99.70, 99,70D, 99.71, 99.71D, 99.72, 99.72D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 52
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 1999
99.74, 99.74D
"Basho to Spun Steel: Contemporary Japanese Textile Design"
January 22, 1999
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Rebecca Clark, writer and producer
EXHIBITION:Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles[MoMA Exh. #1820, November 11(12), 1998-January 26, 1999]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Introduction to a screening of the film "Basho to Spun Steel: Contemporary Japanese Textile Design" followed by a questions and answer session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.75, 99.75D
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
May 7, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Simon Ungers
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes, TRT: 57 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.76a, 99.76D
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
October 22, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Teresita Fernandez
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.76a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.76b: microcassette; 77.76D: Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.76b, 99.76D
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
October 22, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Teresita Fernandez
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: 99.76a: Standard Audio Cassette; 99.76b: microcassette; 77.76D: Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 60 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
99.77, 99.77D
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
November 12, 1999
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Rachel Harrison
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist.
The following Conversations with Contemporary Artists were not recorded due to technical difficulty: Barry McGee, October 29, 1999; Doug Aitken, November 5, 1999; and Karim Rashid, November 19, 1999.
RELATED MATERIAL: see index, Conversations with Contemporary Artists
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
NOTE: Only partially recorded due to technical difficluties.
2000.1
"Evening with the Director"
January 12, 2000
SERIES: Evenings with the Director,MoMA 2000Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Associate Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria Gonzalez, Elementary Middle School Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art. All panelists were part of theMoMA 2000Cycle 1 team.
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion for Members given in conjunction with exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Development
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 21, 2000
2000.2a, 2000.2aD
"The Death of Film: A Millenium Symposium"
January 11, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduced by Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Bogdanovich, filmmaker; Rochelle Slovin, Director of the American Museum of the Moving Image; John Bailey, cinematographer; Godfrey Cheshire, film critic; Jason Kliot, Co-founder of Open City Films; Dean Goodhill
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 135 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 31, 2000
2000.2b, 2000.2bD
"The Death of Film: A Millenium Symposium"
January 11, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduced by Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Bogdanovich, filmmaker; Rochelle Slovin, Director of the American Museum of the Moving Image; John Bailey, cinematographer; Godfrey Cheshire, film critic; Jason Kliot, Co-founder of Open City Films; Dean Goodhill
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 135 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 31, 2000
2000.3, 2000.3D
"ModernStarts: Artists' Perspectives Panel Discussion"
January 18, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kay Larson, artist; William Tucker, artist, Tina Barney; artist; Hella Jongerius, artist
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: John Elderfield introduces the artists on the panel, who then have a conversation about the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 31, 2000
2000.4a, 2000.4aD
"The New Modern Museum: New York, Paris, London"
January 25, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Nicholas Serota, Director, Tate Gallery
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 100 minutes
SUMMARY: Museum directors discuss their respective institutions as they head into the 21st century, followed by a question and answer period. Werner Spies, Director of the Centre Pompidou, could not make it to this discussion due to illness. John Elderfield reads from his prepared notes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-17
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 31, 2000
2000.4b, 2000.4bD
"The New Modern Museum: New York, Paris, London"
January 25, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Nicholas Serota, Director, Tate Gallery
DATA: Four Standard Audio Cassettes; TRT: 100 minutes
SUMMARY: Museum directors discuss their respective institutions as they head into the 21st century, followed by a question and answer period. Werner Spies, Director of the Centre Pompidou, could not make it to this discussion due to illness. John Elderfield reads from his prepared notes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 31, 2000
2000.5
Untitled
1994
PERSONALITY: Julia Scher
PARTICIPANTS: Julia Scher
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Part of installation titled "Don't Worry"
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2000
2000.6
Untitled
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Joel Meyerowitz
PARTICIPANTS: Joel Meyerowitz
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: WNYC
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2000
2000.7
"Leo Draftfield Fellowship Lecture"
June 11, 1999
PERSONALITY: Richard Leacock
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Leacock
SPONSOR: Supported in part by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts,
the Consulate General of the Netherlands, and friends of IFS
EXHIBITION: Film series:Out-Takes are History: Selections from the 45th Robert Flaherty Film Seminar(June 11-13, 1999)
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes
SUMMARY: Founding proponent of "direct cinema" and cameraman for Robert Flaherty'sLousiana Story, ground-breaking film pioneer Richard Leacock shows a selection of his films and videos and speaks about his distinctive approach to documentary filmmaking and the future of digital formats.
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2000
2000.8
"Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA on-line project)"
August 1999
PERSONALITY: Mariko Mori
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Mariko Mori, artist
EXHIBITION:Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA on-line project)
DATA: digital audio cassette (DAT), TRT: 35 minutes
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Mariko Mori in her studio.Dot.jpcovers Barbara London's 1999 trip to Japan, and with daily dispatches to the MoMA Website, chronicles meetings with innovative media artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.9, 2000.10, 2000.11, 2000.12, see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events,2000-6, 2000-7, 2000-8
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 2000
2000.9
"Dispatch #1"
1999
EXHIBITION:Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA Web subsite)
DATA: digital audio cassette (DAT)
SUMMARY:Dot.jpcovers Barbara London's 1999 trip to Japan, and with daily dispatches to the MoMA Website, chronicles meetings with innovative media artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.8, 2000.10, 2000.11, 2000.12, see alsoVideo Recordings of Museum-Related Events,2000-6, 2000-7, 2000-8
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 2000
2000.10
Untitled
1999
PERSONALITY: Hayao Miyazaki
PARTICIPANTS: Hayao Miyazaki, co-founder of Studio Ghibli (preeminent animation house) and art director of the critically acclaimed filmPrincess Mononoke.
EXHIBITION:Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA Web subsite)
DATA: digital audio cassette (DAT), TRT: 30 minutes, 30 seconds
SUMMARY: Interview with Miyazaki.Dot.jpcovers Barbara London's 1999 trip to Japan, and with daily dispatches to the MoMA Website, chronicles meetings with innovative media artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.8, 2000.9, 2000.11, 2000.12;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events: 2000-6, 2000-7, 2000-8
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 2000
2000.11
Untitled
1999
PARTICIPANTS: Takeshi Murakami, artist; Makato Aida, artist; DJ Krush
EXHIBITION:Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA Web subsite)
DATA: digital audio cassette (DAT), TRT: Interview with Murakami: 13 minutes, 30 seconds;
Aida: 10 minutes; DJ Krush: 21 minutes, 30 seconds
SUMMARY: Interviews with Murakami, Aida and DJ Krush.Dot.jpcovers Barbara London's 1999 trip to Japan, and with daily dispatches to the MoMA Website, chronicles meetings with innovative media artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.8, 2000.9, 2000.10, 2000.12;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events: 2000-6, 2000-7, 2000-8
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 2000
2000.12
Untitled
1999
PARTICIPANTS: Itsuo Sakane, founder, International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS); Masaki Fujihata, artist and founder of the media art department at Gedai (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)
EXHIBITION:Dot.jp Project: A Curator's Japan Diary(MoMA Web subsite)
DATA: digital audio cassette (DAT), TRT: Interview with Sakane: 29 minutes; Fujihata: 36 minutes
SUMMARY: Interviews with Sakane at IAMAS in Gifu and Fujihata in Akihabara, Tokyo.Dot.jpcovers Barbara London's 1999 trip to Japan, and with daily dispatches to the MoMA Website, chronicles meetings with innovative media artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.8, 2000.9, 2000.10, 2000.11;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events: 2000-6, 2000-7, 2000-8
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 2000
2000.13, 2000.13D
Untitled
April 25, 2000
PERSONALITY: Anne Chu
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Anne Chu
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2000.13: one standard 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, 2000.13D: one standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; TRT: 45 minutes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 2000
2000.14
"The Moon Project: Did We Go?"
February 10, 2000
PERSONALITY: Benjamin Britton and Aron Ranen
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: New Documentaries
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Benjamin Britton, electronic artist; Aron Ranen, independent documentary producer and director
DATA: One standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 53
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 2000
2000.15a, 2000.15aD
"Modern Art Despite Modernism: A Panel"
April 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA 2000
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Rosenblum, professor, New York Univesity Institute of Fine Arts and Curator, Guggenheim; Lisa Liebman, writer; John Currin, artist; Lisa Yuskavage, artist
EXHIBITION:Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841-1851a, March 16-July 26, 2000]
DATA: 2000.15a: one standard 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes; 2000.15b: one standard 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 10 minutes; 2000.15aD: one standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes; 2000.15bD: one standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 10 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 5, 2000
2000.15b, 2000.15bD
"Modern Art Despite Modernism: A Panel"
April 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA 2000
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Rosenblum, professor, New York Univesity Institute of Fine Arts and Curator, Guggenheim; Lisa Liebman, writer; John Currin, artist; Lisa Yuskavage, artist
EXHIBITION:Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841-1851a, March 16-July 26, 2000]
DATA: 2000.15a: one standard 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes; 2000.15b: one standard 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 10 minutes; 2000.15aD: one standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 90 minutes; 2000.15bD: one standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, TRT: 10 minutes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 5, 2000
2000.16, 2000.16D
Untitled
April 24, 2000
PERSONALITY: Shimon Attie
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Virginia Heckert, Curatorial Fellow, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Shimone Attie
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forchheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 5, 2000
2000.17a
"Video Spaces: Eight Installations"
January 8, 1995
PERSONALITY: Samuel R. Delaney
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Samuel R. Delaney; unidentified third participant
DATA: Three standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview by Barbara London
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.17b
"Video Spaces: Eight Installations"
January 8, 1995
PERSONALITY: Samuel R. Delaney
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Samuel R. Delaney; unidentified third participant
DATA: Three standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview by Barbara London
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.17c
"Video Spaces: Eight Installations"
January 8, 1995
PERSONALITY: Samuel R. Delaney
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Samuel R. Delaney; unidentified third participant
DATA: Three standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview by Barbara London
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.18
"Video Spaces: Eight Installations"
January 10, 1995
PERSONALITY: Gary Hill
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Gary Hill; unidentified third participant
DATA: One standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview by Barbara London
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6,2000
2000.19
Untitled
June 13, 2000
PERSONALITY: Agnes Gund and Glenn Lowry
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview re: model for the new MoMA building
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.20
"Staff Symposium"
April 15, 1981
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Arthur Drexler, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator At Large, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 7" reel; 33/4 ips; TRT: 1hour
SUMMARY: Panel discussion exploring the future of the modern movement
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.21
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.21
"Staff Symposium"
May 4, 1981
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 7" reel; 33/4 ips; TRT: 1 hour
SUMMARY: Panel discussion exploring the future of the modern movement
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.20
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.22
Untitled
May 9,1983
PERSONALITY: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr
PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr; Irving Sandler; Amy Newman; Rona Roob
DATA: One standard 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Marga re: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.23, 2000.24
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.23
Untitled
May 19, 1983
PERSONALITY: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr
PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr; Irving Sandler; Amy Newman; Rona Roob
DATA: One standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Marga re: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.22, 2000.24
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.24
Untitled
May 25, 1983
PERSONALITY: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr
PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr; Irving Sandler; Amy Newman; Rona Roob
DATA: One standard 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Marga re: Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.22, 2000.23
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.25
"Ben Heller"
October 25, 1985
PERSONALITY: Ben Heller
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette, TRT 90 mins
SUMMARY: Interview with Ben Heller on collecting modern art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.26
"Leo Castelli"
October 25, 1985
PERSONALITY: Leo Castelli
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Leo Castelli on collecting modern art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.27
"Dorothy Miller"
November 12, 1985
PERSONALITY: Dorothy Miller
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Dorothy Miller on collecting modern art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2008.
2000.28
"Philip Johnson/ William Lieberman"
October 19, 1993/ October 22, 1993
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Johnson and Lieberman on collecting modern art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
NOTE: Beginning of Side A inaudible
2000.29
"Cesar Pelli interviewed by George M. Goodwin"
February 4, 1993
PERSONALITY: Cesar Pelli
PLACE: Pelli's office, New Haven, CT
PARTICIPANTS: George M. Goodwin; Cesar Pelli
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Pelli about architecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.30a
"Edward L. Barnes interviewed by George M. Goodwin"
March 18, 1993
PERSONALITY: Edward L. Barnes
PARTICIPANTS: George M. Goodwin; Edward L. Barnes
DATA: Two standard 90-minute audio cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview with Barnes about architecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.30b
"Edward L. Barnes interviewed by George M. Goodwin"
March 18, 1993
PERSONALITY: Edward L. Barnes
PARTICIPANTS: George M. Goodwin; Edward L. Barnes
DATA: Two standard 90-minute audio cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview with Barnes about architecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.31
"Interview with Larry Aldrich"
1993
PERSONALITY: Larry Aldrich
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Discussing Aldrich's involvement with MoMA
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.32
"William S. Rubin"
October 15, 1993
PERSONALITY: William S. Rubin
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Rubin about his relationship with MoMA, Abstract Expressionism
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 6, 2000
2000.33
Untitled
May 26, 1983
NOTE: Marked "Confidential"
PERSONALITY: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr
PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Scolari-Fitzmaurice Barr; Irving Sandler; Amy Newman; Rona Roob
DATA: Standard 90-minute audio cassette
SUMMARY: Private interview discussing museum appointments
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.22, 2000.23, 2000.24
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2000
2000.34
"Museum of Modern Art Re-opening"
May 17, 1984
PARTICIPANTS: Konrad Wepfer-Haegeli, correspondent for the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation
DATA: 5" reel
SUMMARY: German language report by Konrad Wepfer-Haegeli for the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/06/00
2000.35, 2000.35D
"In Touch: Radio Information for the Visually and Physically Handicapped"
1978
NOTE: Quality of recording poor
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Meet Me the Museum
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 5" reel; 14:25 min
SUMMARY: Interviews with Museum Director to describe statues in the Sculpture Garden
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/06/00
2000.36, 2000.36D
"Public Service Announcements"
1984 - 1985
EXHIBITION:"Primitivism" in 20th Century Art: Affinity of the Tribal and the Modern[MoMA Exh. #1382, September 19, 1984-January 15, 1985];Alvar Aalto: Furniture & Glass[MoMA Exh. #1383, September 26-November 27, 1984];Irving Penn[MoMA Exh. #1381, September 12-November 27, 1984]
DATA: 5" reel; two 10 second and five 30 second announcements
SUMMARY: Radio public service announcements for exhibition openings.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.37, 2000.38
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/06/00
2000.37, 2000.37D
"Public Service Announcements"
February 24, 1982
EXHIBITION:Giorgio De Chirico[MoMA Exh. #1331, March 30-June 29, 1982]
DATA: 5" reel; two 10 second and five 30 second announcements
SUMMARY: Advertisements for Museum exhibitions and expansion
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.36, 2000.38
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.38
"Public Service Announcement"
1982
DATA: 5" reel; one 30 second announcement
SUMMARY: Public service announcement for reopening of Museum
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.36, 2000.37
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.39a
"Architectural Education Seminar"
November 12, 1977
NOTE: Quality poor, barely audible
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: George Noble; Cesar Pelli, architect, Yale; Robert Harris, Dean of Architecture, University of Oregon; William Porter, Dean of Architecture, MIT; William Koseck, Dean of Architecture, Columbia
SPONSOR: Noble Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Conference on architecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.39b
"Architectural Education Seminar"
November 12, 1977
NOTE: Quality poor, barely audible
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: George Noble; Cesar Pelli, architect, Yale; Robert Harris, Dean of Architecture, University of Oregon; William Porter, Dean of Architecture, MIT; William Koseck, Dean of Architecture, Columbia
SPONSOR: Noble Foundation
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Conference on architecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.40
"The White Light and the Black Shadow"
March 6, 1967
PERSONALITY: Louis Kahn
PLACE: Princeton University
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: unidentified; Louis Kahn, architect
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.41, 2000.42
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES 07/22/00
2000.41
"The Institutions of Man"
March 13, 1967
PERSONALITY: Louis Kahn
PLACE: Princeton University
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: unidentified; Louis Kahn, architect
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.40, 2000.42
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.42
"The Incredible"
March 20, 1967
PERSONALITY: Louis Kahn
PLACE: Princeton University
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: unidentified; Louis Kahn, architect
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.40, 2000.41
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.43, 2000.43D
"The Art of Bridge Design"
March 21, 2000
PERSONALITY: Christian Menn
PLACE: Donnell Library, Auditorium, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: 3rd Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Guy Nordensen, Associate Professor of Architecture, Princeton; Christian Menn, architect
SPONSOR: Structural Engineers Association New York; The Museum of Modern Art; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Princeton University
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette; one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.16, 99.16D, 2002.18
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 07/22/00
2000.44, 2000.44aD
"Botta Interview"
PERSONALITY: Mario Botta
PARTICIPANTS: Mario Botta
DATA: Three standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview with Botta in Italian, English translation in background. Discussion of modern architecture.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.45a, 98.45b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.44, 2000.44bD
"Botta Interview"
PERSONALITY: Mario Botta
PARTICIPANTS: Mario Botta
DATA: Three standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Interview with Botta in Italian, English translation in background. Discussion of modern architecture.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.45a, 98.45b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.45
"Kevin Roche Interview"
August 6, 1970
PERSONALITY: Kevin Roche
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler; Kevin Roche
DATA: 5" Reel
SUMMARY: Interview
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.46
"Philip Johnson Interview"
July 19, 1970
PERSONALITY: Philip Johnson
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler; Philip Johnson
DATA: 5" Reel; TRT: 03:01:09
SUMMARY: Interview
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2000.47
Untitled
February 8, 1967
NOTE: Quality poor
PARTICIPANTS: Arthur Drexler; R. B. Fuller; S. Sadad; P. Floyd; C. Abernathy
DATA: 5" Reel
SUMMARY: Discussion about the US Pavillion
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48a
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48b
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48c
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48d
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48e
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48f
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.48g
"Landscape and Architecture"
October 21 - 22, 1988
SERIES: Landscape and Architecture in the Twentieth Century: Two Day Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Stuart Wrede, Director of Symposium; William Howard Adams, Director of Symposium; Vincent Scully; Robert Rosenblum; Kenneth Frampton; Leo Marx; Cornelia Oberlander; George Tessyot; Carolyn Constant
DATA: Seven standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel on ideas shaping attitudes toward landscape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.49, 2000.49D
"Roberto Burle Marx Exhibition"
May 23 - August 13, 1991
PERSONALITY: Roberto Burle Marx
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries
SERIES: Acoustiguide
EXHIBITION:Roberto Burle Marx: The Unnatural Art of the Garden[MoMA Exh. #1584, May 23-August 13, 1991]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Guided tour of Marx exhibition; musical accompaniment
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/23/00
2000.50a
"Twentieth Century Industrial Design"
1979
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PARTICIPANTS: Stewart Johnson; Emily Water; Arthur Drexler
SPONSOR: International Council
EXHIBITION:Twentieth Century Industiral Design(November 29, 1979) MoMA exhibition sent to So Paolo, Brazil
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Question and answer session concerning exhibition in Brazil
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/27/00
2000.50b
"Twentieth Century Industrial Design"
1979
PERSONALITY: Arthur Drexler
PARTICIPANTS: Stewart Johnson; Emily Water; Arthur Drexler
SPONSOR: International Council
EXHIBITION:Twentieth Century Industiral Design(November 29, 1979) MoMA exhibition sent to So Paolo, Brazil
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Question and answer session concerning exhibition in Brazil
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/27/00
2000.51a
"Twentieth Century Engineering"
November 1966
PLACE: Paris
EXHIBITION:Twentieth Century Engineering[MoMA Exh. #744, June 30-September 13, 1964] as shown in Paris
DATA: Two 7" reels
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion of exhibition and ideas in engineering (in French) as exhibition was shown in Paris
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/27/00
2000.51b
"Twentieth Century Engineering"
November 1966
PLACE: Paris
EXHIBITION:Twentieth Century Engineering[MoMA Exh. #744, June 30-September 13, 1964] as shown in Paris
DATA: Two 7" reels
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion of exhibition and ideas in engineering (in French) as exhibition was shown in Paris
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/27/00
2000.52
Untitled
May 2, 1952
PERSONALITY: Frank Lloyd Wright
PLACE: University of Oklahoma
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: unidentified; Frank Lloyd Wright, architect
DATA: Standard 90-minute audio cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 7/27/00
2000.53a
"Gallery Talk"
November 19, 1993
PERSONALITY: Judy Pfaff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Judy Pfaff, sculptor and installation artist.
SUMMARY: Artist Judy Pfaff displays slides of her work to an audience and continues into the galleries for a tour of work Pfaff found inspirational.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.53b
"Gallery Talk"
November 19, 1993
PERSONALITY: Judy Pfaff
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Judy Pfaff, sculptor and installation artist.
SUMMARY: Artist Judy Pfaff displays slides of her work to an audience and continues into the galleries for a tour of work Pfaff found inspirational.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.54a
"Gallery Talk"
November 12, 1993
PERSONALITY: Glenn Ligon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Ligon, multimedia artist.
SUMMARY: Artist Glenn Ligon begins a lecture with a slide presentation of his work and continues into the Museum galleries to speak about work which he found inspiring.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.54b
"Gallery Talk"
November 12, 1993
PERSONALITY: Glenn Ligon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Ligon, multimedia artist.
SUMMARY: Artist Glenn Ligon begins a lecture with a slide presentation of his work and continues into the Museum galleries to speak about work which he found inspiring.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.55a
"Gallery Talk"
November 5, 1993
PERSONALITY: Liliana Porter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Liliana Porter, artist.
SUMMARY: Liliana Porter shows slides of her work and continues into the galleries to perform a gallery talk based around artworks in the Museum's collection.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: This recording is muffled.
2000.55b
"Gallery Talk"
November 5, 1993
PERSONALITY: Liliana Porter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art galleries and classroom.
PARTICIPANTS: Liliana Porter, artist.
SUMMARY: Liliana Porter shows slides of her work and continues into the galleries to perform a gallery talk based around artworks in the Museum's collection.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: This recording is muffled.
2000.56
"Nancy Spero"
October 22, 1993
PERSONALITY: Nancy Spero
PARTICIPANTS: Nancy Spero, artist and activist.
SUMMARY: Nancy Spero speaks about her thematic uses of war and rebirth imagery in her work.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.65.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.57
"Gallery Talk"
October 15, 1993
PERSONALITY: Erika Rothenberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Gallery Talks.
PARTICIPANTS: Erika Rothenberg, artist.
SUMMARY: Erika Rothenberg talks about the motivation behind her works.
DATA: 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.58
"Gallery Talks"
October 1, 1993
PERSONALITY: Stephen Kroninger
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Gallery Talks
PARTICIPANTS: Stephen Kroninger, artist.
SUMMARY: Artist Stephen Kroninger describes his influences, including George Grosz.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.59
"Gallery Talks"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: John Baldessari
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Gallery Talks
PARTICIPANTS: John Baldessari, artist.
SUMMARY: John Baldessari uses examples within the Museum to discuss his influences and aesthetic preferences. He describes his thought process and work ethic.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: This recording is muffled
2000.60, 2000.60D
"A Memorial Tribute to Harry Callahan"
September 29, 1999
PERSONALITY: Harry Callahan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Malcom Grear, printer and graphic designer; Emmet Gowin, photographer; Sarah Greenough, curator, Department of Photography, National Gallery of Art; Eleanor Callahan, wife of Harry Callahan.
SUMMARY: Participants of the tribute describe the skill and life of photographer Harry Callahan.
DATA: One 90 Minute Standard Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.135a, 2000.135b.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.61
"Louis Vuitton Classic at Rockefeller Center Dinner"
December 2, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Ethel Shine, Director of Special Programming and Events, The Museum of Modern Art; Yves Carcelle, Louis Vuitton President; Tom O'Neill, President of Louis Vuitton Americas.
SUMMARY: Dinner to celebrate a selection of classic cars as well as Louis Vuitton's philanthropy and sponsorship
DATA: 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.62
"Willem de Kooning Dinner Remarks"
January 22, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Jack Lane, Director of SFMoMA; Agnes Gund, President of The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, curator, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Willem deKooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s [MoMA Exh. #1759, January 22(23)-April 29, 1997]
SUMMARY: Remarks by Glenn Lowry, Agnes Gund and Robert Storr about the exhibition and the pervasive influence of de Kooning.
DATA: 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.63
"A Memorial Tribute to Sidney Janis"
March 14, 1990
PARTICIPANTS: Richard E. Oldenburg, Director of The Museum of Modern Art; William Rubin, Director Emeritus of Painting and Sculpture; Gilbert S. Edelson, Director of the Art Dealers Association; Harry Torczyner, Attorney; Carroll Janis, Sidney Janis' son; Conrad Janis, Sidney Janis' son; Agnes Gund, President of The Museum of Modern Art; Sidney Geist, sculptor; Philip Johnson, architect and former director of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; George Segal, sculptor.
SUMMARY: A tribute series of lectures to the memory of art collector Sidney Janis.
DATA: 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 87.00.
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.64
"Beverly Wolff's Farewll Party"
March 31, 1998
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, chief curator, Department of Photography; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Beverly Wolff, General Counsel, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Participants honor Beverly Wolff's 16-year tenure as The Museum of Modern Art's general counselor.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.65
"A Memorial Tribute to Roy Lichtenstein"
June 16, 1998
PERSONALITY: Roy Lichtenstein, Pop artist.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Frederic Tuten, novelist; Ruth Fine, art historian; Irving Blum, art dealer; Jack Cowart, director, Corcoran Gallery of Art; Kirk Varnedoe, chief curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Participants share stories and memories about Roy Lichtenstein and his impact on their lives.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 70.21
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.66
"La Vittoria"
July 4-September 1, 1975
PERSONALITY: Jean Tinguely
SERIES: Video Program.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Jean Tinguely, artist.
EXHIBITION:Tinguely: La Vittoria[MoMA Exh. #1102, June 26-September 1, 1975]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Audio documentation of The Museum of Modern Art exhibition 'La Vittoria'.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.67
"Dinner Remarks"
June 17, 1998
PERSONALITY: Pierre Bonnard
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Bonnard[MoMA Exh. #1808, June 17(21) - October 13, 1998]
SUMMARY: Participants thank those who contributed to the exhibition. John Elderfield speaks about his interest in Bonnard and the events leading to the exhibition.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.3, 99.17a, 99.17b, 99.17aD, 99.17bD
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.68
"Naming of the Architecture and Design Galleries in Honor of Lily Auchincloss"
May 24, 1994
PERSONALITY: Lily Auchincloss.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Lily Auchincloss, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, curator, Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Participants honor Lily Auchincloss's commitment as a trustee.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.69
"Alfred Hitchcock Opening"
April 14, 1999
PERSONALITY: Alfred Hitchcock, filmmaker.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Alfred Hitchcock Centenary[MoMA Exh. #1831, April 15-August 17, 1999]
SUMMARY: Remarks after a dinner marking the beginning of the Alfred Hitchcock retrospective exhibition.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.70
"An Evening in Honor of Caroll Janis and the Sidney Janis Gallery"
December 14, 1999
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; George Segal, sculptor; Agnes Gund, president, The Museum of Modern Art; Caroll Janis, gallerist.
SUMMARY: A dinner marking the closing of the Sidney Janis Gallery after fifty years in New York, with artist George Segal speaking about his relationship with Sidney Janis.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.174
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.71, 2000.71D
"A Memorial Tribute to Sydney Lewis"
March 22, 2000
Personality: Sydney Lewis, art collector and businessman.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; other participants do not identify themselves.
SUMMARY: Artists and friends reminisce about Syney Lewis' life and achievements with piano interludes.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.72
"Dinner Remarks"
March 30, 1999
Personality: Sigmar Polke
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, chairman of the board, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Sigmar Polke: Works on Paper, 1963-1974 [MoMA Exh. #1829, March 30(4/1)-June 16, 1999]
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry thanks Sigmar Polke and all the philanthropists who supported the exhibition.
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.73, 2000.73D
"Memorial Tribute to Sally Ganz"
March 18, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Kate Ganz, daughter of Sally Ganz and others.
SUMMARY: Memorial for the art collector and donor, Sally Ganz.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000; Duplicate arrived July 2004.
2000.74
"Founders' Luncheon"
December 10, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Matisse Gallery.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Hillary Clinton, First Lady; Ronald Lauder, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art; Yoshio Taniguchi, architect; David Rockefeller Jr, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: A luncheon with a focus on future expansion.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard audio Cassette.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.75, 2000.75D
"MoMA 2000: Things"
November 17, 1999
SERIES: ModernStarts
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder,Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Senior Deputy Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture.
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
SUMMARY: A dinner celebrating the opening of the latest segment of the series "ModernStarts," "Things."
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.3, 2002.28.
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.76
"4th Annual Dr. Award-Sandy Weill"
February 16, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Howard Chapin, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs of New York City; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Sandy Weill, Chairman of CitiGroup.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: The annual corporate luncheon; a fundraiser to contribute funds to the Museum's Education Department.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.137, 2000.165.
DONOR: Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.77
"Director's Dinner"
May 16, 2000
PLACE: Trustees Room, The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Alanna Heiss, Director, P.S.1
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry thanks supporters for their contributions toward the Museum's expansion and details MoMA's partnership with P.S.1.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.78
Untitled
October 15, 1991
PERSONALITY: Ilya Kabakov
SERIES: Interview with Robert Storr
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 8/1/00
2000.79
"Mayor's Reception"
May 26, 1999
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Schuyler Chapin, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs, New York City; Peter Vallone, City Council Member; Donald Marron, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: An overview of upcoming events happening at The Museum of Modern Art with special regards given to the City of New York for its continued support of the Museum.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.80
"MoMA 2000: People, Places, Things"
December 6, 1999
SERIES: ModernStarts
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Senior Deputy Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
SUMMARY: Opening dinner for the first phase of MoMA 2000, titled ModernStarts. The exhibition series is marked by the unique combination of curatorial departments with unusual juxtapositions of artworks.
DATA: One 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.161
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.81, 2000.81D
"The Un-Private House"
June 30, 1999
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Agnes Gund, president, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, chairman of the board, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:The Un-Private House[MoMA Exh. #1832a, June 30(7/1)-October 5, 1999]
SUMMARY: A dinner commemorating the Architecture and Design exhibition, "The Un-Private House."
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.82
"International Council Dinner Remarks"
October 25, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: MoMA2000.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, curator, The Museum of Modern Art;
SUMMARY: A dinner celebrating the MoMA2000 Series and the curators and philanthropists involved.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.28
DONOR: The Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.83
"50th Anniversary of the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Print Collection"
June 28, 1999
PLACE: Prints and Illustrated Books Study Center, The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Mrs. Robert Shapiro, wife of professor Robert Shapiro; Deborah Wye, curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller Jr; Chairman Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Deborah Wye explains the role and design of the Prints and Illustrated Books Department which is followed by a short speech by David Rockefeller about the history of the collection and it's role in his childhood.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: The Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.84, 2000.84D
"High and Low Performance: Eric Bogosian"
December 4, 1990
PERSONALITY: Eric Bogosian
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1
SERIES: High and Low Performance Series
PARTICIPANTS: Eric Bogosian, actor and performer.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 10.5 inch master reel, 7.5 IPS, Duplicate is 10.5 inch master reel.
SUMMARY: Eric Bogosian performs as part of the High and Low performance series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2000
Note: This recording is located in Long Island City, Queens.
2000.85
"Louis Kahn: The Ruins of Rome"
June 11, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Vincent Scully, art historian, Yale University.
EXHIBITION:Louis I. Kahn: In the Realm of Architecture[MoMA Exh. #1627, June 14-August 18, 1992]
SUMMARY: Vincent Scully discusses the influence of ancient Rome upon the architect Louis Kahn.
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
NOTE: The first half of this recording is blank.
2000.86
"Modernization and Monumentality"
June 16, 1992
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Frampton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kenneth Frampton, professor, Columbia University.
EXHIBITION:Louis I. Kahn: In the Realm of Architecture[MoMA Exh. #1627, June 14-August 18, 1992]
SUMMARY: A lecture and slide presentation about architect Louis Kahn's philosophy about potential utopias.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.87
"Picasso - 1920's and After"
October 9
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Galassi, Picasso historian and museum curator.
SUMMARY: A lunctime lecture focused upon Picasso's contribution to high cubism.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 57.2, 57.3, 67.5.
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.88
"Avant Garde Between the Wars"
November 13
PERSONALITY: Christopher Phillips
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Lunch time lectures.
PARTICIPANTS: Christopher Phillips, Professor, International Center of Photography.
SUMMARY: A lecture focused on a time when the industrial revolution was finally being embraced by avant garde artists.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.89, 2000.89D
"Les Demoiselles D'Avignon"
SERIES: Acousitiguide
SPONSOR: Acoutistiguide
EXHIBITION:Matisse, Picasso, and Les Demoiselles dAvignon [MoMA Exh. #1640, January 23-31, 1993]
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide recounting the history of Picasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon."
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.90
"Contemporary Art in Context: Curator's Forum"
March 20, 1991
PARTICIPANTS: Riva Castleman, curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Luis R. Cancel, Commissioner of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
SUMMARY: Participants discuss the cultural boundaries and challenges that curators face.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The recording is muffled
2000.91
"The Garden as an Expression of Art"
May 28, 1991
PERSONALITY: Roberto Burle Marx
PLACE: Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, Director of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Roberto Burle Marx
EXHIBITION:Roberto Burle Marx: The Unnatural Art of the Garden[MoMA Exh. #1584, May 23-August 13, 1991]
SUMMARY: An introduction by Stuart Wrede, followed by a lecture by Roberto Burle Marx about his landscaping influences and his growth as an artist.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.49
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.92
"Film and Reality"
July 18, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, associated educator, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Philbin, Director of the Drawing Center; Sandra Forgonais, Frederick Turner, painter and concentration camp survivor; Johanna Bronson, art historian, Massachusetts College of Art; Sharon Rivo, professor, Brandeis University; Annette Insdorf, co-chairperson of the Film Department, Columbia University; Frederick Wiseman, film documentarian.
SUMMARY: A screening of "The Fuhrer Gives the City to the Jews" followed by a panel discussion concerned with the politics and ethics of the film.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Film Department
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.93
"Mir"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: S. Goodman.
SUMMARY: S. Goodman, speaks about Jean Mir's paintings and explores work during a slide lecture.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.94
"The Art of Robert Moskowitz: A Thirty-Year Overview"
March 1, 1990
PERSONALITY: Ned Rifkin.
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, associate educator for public programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Ned Rifkin, chief curator of exhibitions, Hirshhorn Museum.
EXHIBITION:Robert Moskowitz[MoMA Exh. #1542, February 10-May 1, 1990]
SUMMARY: Ned Rifkin gives an indepth biographical look at Robert Moskowitz accompanied with slides.
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.95
"Pier Paolo Pasolini, The Eyes of a Poet, Poetry Reading"
May 3, 1990
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Isabella Rossellini, actor; Tomas Milian, actor; Jennifer Beals, actor; Judith Melina, actor and poet; Norman Mackafee, poet.
SUMMARY: Participants recite poems by Pier Paolo Pasolini to honor the poet's work.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.96a
"Contemporary Drawing Panel"
February 18th, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Bernice Rose, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Gunther Forg, artist; Jenny Holzer, artist; Sherry Levine, artist; Alan Mccollum, artist.
EXHIBITION:Allegories of Modernism[MoMA Exh. #1615, February 12-May 12, 1992]
SUMMARY: A panel discussion concerning the issues raised by the drawing exhibition on view.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.96b
"Contemporary Drawing Panel"
February 18th, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Bernice Rose, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Gunther Forg, artist; Jenny Holzer, artist; Sherry Levine, artist; Alan Mccollum, artist.
EXHIBITION:Allegories of Modernism[MoMA Exh. #1615, February 12-May 12, 1992]
SUMMARY: A panel discussion concerning the issues raised by the drawing exhibition on view.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Cassette.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.97a
"High and Low Suggestions for Videotape"
August 1, 1990
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, chief curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe gives suggestions to an unidentified group in regards to an accompanying video for the exhibition "High and Low."
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The beginning of this recording is distorted.
2000.97b
"High and Low Suggestions for Videotape"
August 1, 1990
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, chief curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe gives suggestions to an unidentified group in regards to an accompanying video for the exhibition "High and Low."
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The beginning of this recording is distorted.
2000.98a
"New Guides to the Collection"
December 7, 1988
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe guides a group through the permanent collection and advises the group on how to structure a successful gallery talk or guide to the collection.
DATA: 2 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.98b
"New Guides to the Collection"
December 7, 1988
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe guides a group through the permanent collection and advises the group on how to structure a successful gallery talk or guide to the collection.
DATA: 2 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.99a
"Architectural Drawings of the Russian Avant-Garde Symposium"
June 28, 1990
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, director, Department of Architectural and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Christina Lodder, author and professor at University of Saint Andrews; Anatole Senkevitch, professor, University of Michigan; Jean L. Cohen, architect and historian, Columbia University; S Frederick Starr, President of Oberlin College; Jeffrey Kipnis, assistant professor at Ohio State University.
SPONSOR: Contemporary Council of The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Architectural Drawings of the Russian Avant-Garde[MoMA Exh. #1553, June 28-September 4, 1990]
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss their research on Russian Constructivist architecture and revolutionary art. Stuart Wrede moderates the panel.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.99b
"Architectural Drawings of the Russian Avant-Garde Symposium"
June 28, 1990
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, director, Department of Architectural and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Christina Lodder, author and professor at University of Saint Andrews; Anatole Senkevitch, professor, University of Michigan; Jean L. Cohen, architect and historian, Columbia University; S Frederick Starr, President of Oberlin College; Jeffrey Kipnis, assistant professor at Ohio State University.
SPONSOR: Contemporary Council of The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Architectural Drawings of the Russian Avant-Garde[MoMA Exh. #1553, June 28-September 4, 1990]
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss their research on Russian Constructivist architecture and revolutionary art. Stuart Wrede moderates the panel.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.100a
"Art of the Forties Symposium"
April 23, 1991
PARTICIPANTS: William Agee, professor of Art History at Hunter College; Sidney Peterson, filmmaker; Herbert Ferber, sculptor; Harry Callahan, photographer; Eva Zeisel, designer.
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
SUMMARY: A symposium focused on the cultural and artistic global climate of the 1940's.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: : 2001.58, 2001.59
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.100b
"Art of the Forties Symposium"
April 23, 1991
PARTICIPANTS: William Agee, professor of Art History at Hunter College; Sidney Peterson, filmmaker; Herbert Ferber, sculptor; Harry Callahan, photographer; Eva Zeisel, designer.
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
SUMMARY: A symposium focused on the cultural and artistic global climate of the 1940's.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.58, 2001.59
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.101a
"Jackson Pollock"
October 22
PERSONALITY: Ann Sass
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Sass, curator, ICP.
DATA: 2 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Sass discusses the abstract expressionist movement and Jackson Pollock.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.47, 97.19
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.101b
"Jackson Pollock"
October 22
PERSONALITY: Ann Sass
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Sass, curator, ICP.
DATA: 2 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Sass discusses the abstract expressionist movement and Jackson Pollock.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.47, 97.19
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.102a
"Dislocations Panel"
November 26, 1991
SERIES: Dislocations
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, art historian; Charlotta Kotik, curator at the Brooklyn Museum; Jeannette Ingberman, curator at Exit Art; Tom Finkelpearl, author and artist; Lynne Cooke, curator, Dia Art Foundation.
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
SUMMARY: A panel of curators speak about their reactions and opinions in regards to installation art.
DATA: 2 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 91.1a, 91.1b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.102b
"Dislocations Panel"
November 26, 1991
SERIES: Dislocations
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, art historian; Charlotta Kotik, curator at the Brooklyn Museum; Jeannette Ingberman, curator at Exit Art; Tom Finkelpearl, author and artist; Lynne Cooke, curator, Dia Art Foundation.
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
SUMMARY: A panel of curators speak about their reactions and opinions in regards to installation art.
DATA: 2 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 91.1a, 91.1b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.103a
"The Uses of Tradition Symposium"
March 8, 1990
PARTICIPANTS: Tom Roma, photographer; Larry Sultan, photographer; Martha Rosler, artist; Gilles Peres, photographer.
EXHIBITION:Photography Until Now[MoMA Exh. #1543, February 18-May 29, 1990]
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss definitions and traditions in photography and the various ways to use or revolt against popular notions of what photography is.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.103b
"The Uses of Tradition Symposium"
March 8, 1990
PARTICIPANTS: Tom Roma, photographer; Larry Sultan, photographer; Martha Rosler, artist; Gilles Peres, photographer.
EXHIBITION:Photography Until Now[MoMA Exh. #1543, February 18-May 29, 1990]
SUMMARY: Panelists discuss definitions and traditions in photography and the various ways to use or revolt against popular notions of what photography is.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.104a
"The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"
October 25, 1990
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: High & Low: Modern Art & Popular Culture
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, associate educator for public programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe talks about Benjamin's concept of authenticity and how that relates to the current exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.104b
"The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction"
October 25, 1990
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: High & Low: Modern Art & Popular Culture
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, associate educator for public programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe talks about Benjamin's concept of authenticity and how that relates to the current exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.105a
"What's so Funny?"
February 12, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: New York Women in Film, "What's so Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS:Mary Lea Bandy, Director of Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Molly Haskell, critic; Madeline Kahn, actress.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Molly Haskell speaks about the "blonde bombshell" followed by Madeline Kahn who shows footage of her own work. The two then discuss the role of women in film.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.106a, 2000.106b.
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.105b
"What's so Funny?"
February 12, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: New York Women in Film, "What's so Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS:Mary Lea Bandy, Director of Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Molly Haskell, critic; Madeline Kahn, actress.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Molly Haskell speaks about the "blonde bombshell" followed by Madeline Kahn who shows footage of her own work. The two then discuss the role of women in film.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.160a, 2000.106b.
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.106a
"What's so Funny?"
January 22, 1991
SERIES: New York Women in Film, "What's so Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, Director of Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Nora Ephron, film director; Wendy Wasserstein, playwright.
SUMMARY: Mary Lea Bandy explores comedic scriptwriting and film. Participants follow and answer questions from the audience.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: Recording periodically slows
2000.106b
"What's so Funny?"
January 22, 1991
SERIES: New York Women in Film, "What's so Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, Director of Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Nora Ephron, film director; Wendy Wasserstein, playwright.
SUMMARY: Mary Lea Bandy explores comedic scriptwriting and film. Participants follow and answer questions from the audience.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: Recording periodically slows
2000.107a
"What's So Funny?"
January 29, 1991
SERIES: "What's So Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Silver, curator, Department of Film; Elizabeth Kendall, critic.
SPONSOR: New York Women in Film
SUMMARY: Charles Silver speaks about comedic strategies in the 1920's and 1930's.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.105a, 2000.105b, 2000.106a, 2000.106b.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.107b
"What's So Funny?"
January 29, 1991
SERIES: "What's So Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Silver, curator, Department of Film; Elizabeth Kendall, critic.
SPONSOR: New York Women in Film
SUMMARY: Charles Silver speaks about comedic strategies in the 1920's and 1930's.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.105a, 2000.105b, 2000.106a, 2000.106b.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.108a
"Beyond Horizons in Architecture"
October 3, 1991
PERSONALITY: Tadao Ando
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Tadao Ando, architect.
EXHIBITION:Tadao Ando[MoMA Exh. #1596, October 2-December 31, 1991]
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Wrede introduces Ando, who then speaks about his work.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 8/1/00
2000.108b
"Beyond Horizons in Architecture"
October 3, 1991
PERSONALITY: Tadao Ando
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Wrede, director, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Tadao Ando, architect.
EXHIBITION:Tadao Ando[MoMA Exh. #1596, October 2-December 31, 1991]
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Wrede introduces Ando, who then speaks about his work.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 8/1/00
2000.109a
Untitled Panel
May 20, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Geno Rodriquez, director of the Alternative Museum and others.
SUMMARY: Multiple visiting curators speak about the varying methods of their home institutions.
DATA: 1 of 4 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The recording is very difficult to hear
2000.109b
Untitled Panel
May 20, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Geno Rodriquez, director of the Alternative Museum and others.
SUMMARY: Multiple visiting curators speak about the varying methods of their home institutions.
DATA: 2 of 4 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The recording is very difficult to hear
2000.109c
Untitled Panel
May 20, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Geno Rodriquez, director of the Alternative Museum and others.
SUMMARY: Multiple visiting curators speak about the varying methods of their home institutions.
DATA: 3 of 4 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The recording is very difficult to hear
2000.109d
Untitled Panel
May 20, 1992
PARTICIPANTS: Geno Rodriquez, director of the Alternative Museum and others.
SUMMARY: Multiple visiting curators speak about the varying methods of their home institutions.
DATA: 4 of 4 60 Minute Standard Cassettes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
NOTE: The recording is very difficult to hear
2000.110, 2000.110D
"High and Low Performance: David Cale"
November 20, 1990
PERSONALITY: David Cale
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: High and Low Performance Series
PARTICIPANTS: David Cale, actor and performance artist.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 10.5 inch master reel, 7.5 IPS, 2 track. Duplicate is 10.5 inch master reel.
SUMMARY: David Cale performs as part of the High and Low performance series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2000
Note: This recording is located in Long Island City, Queens.
2000.111
"Student Gallery Talks"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Gallery Talks.
SUMMARY: Student leads a group through her lecture on Constantin Brancusi's sculptures within the Museum's permanent collection.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000.
2000.112
"Contemporary Art and Its Community"
March 2, 1988
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Contemporary Art in Context
PARTICIPANTS: Kynaston McShine, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Linda Cathcart, curator; Kathy Halbreich, director, Walker Arts Center; John Neff, director, First Bank of Chicago.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Participants discuss the character of the art world and receive questions from the audience.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 8/1/00
2000.113a
"Celebrating Yiddish"
December 9, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Yiddish Film Between Two Worlds[MoMA Exh. #1601, November 14, 1991-January 14, 1992]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A filmmaker reads scenes from several scripts.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2000
NOTE: 2000.113b is blank
2000.113b
"Celebrating Yiddish"
December 9, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Yiddish Film Between Two Worlds[MoMA Exh. #1601, November 14, 1991-January 14, 1992]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A filmmaker reads scenes from several scripts.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2000
NOTE: 2000.113b is blank
2000.114a
"What's So Funny?"
February 5, 1991
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Irwin, actor; Lenore French, producer.
SUMMARY: Participants show film clips of various comedic strategies and discuss the successes and failures of the effects.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.123a, 2000.123b.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.114b
"What's So Funny?"
February 5, 1991
SERIES: "What's So Funny?"
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Irwin, actor; Lenore French, producer.
SPONSOR: New York Women in Film
SUMMARY: Participants show film clips of various comedic strategies and discuss the successes and failures of the effects.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.123a, 2000.123b.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.115a
"Gowing Lecture"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Sir Lawrence Gowing
PARTICIPANTS: Sir Lawrence Gowing, Czanne historian.
EXHIBITION:Czanne Sketchbooks[MoMA Exh. #1479, March 10-June 5, 1988]
SUMMARY: Sir Lawrence Gowing speaks about the current Czanne exhibition.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.115b
"Gowing Lecture"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Sir Lawrence Gowing
PARTICIPANTS: Sir Lawrence Gowing, Czanne historian.
EXHIBITION:Czanne Sketchbooks[MoMA Exh. #1479, March 10-June 5, 1988]
SUMMARY: Sir Lawrence Gowing speaks about the current Czanne exhibition.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2000
2000.116
"Contemporary Art-Curators in Conversations"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Dale Hoyt, video curator, The Kitchen; Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Dale Hoyt speaks about the aesthetics of bad taste and then projects video recordings that are examples of "bad taste."
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2000
NOTE: The recording does not begin immediately
2000.117
"High and Low Performance: Laurie Anderson"
January 8, 1991
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1 Theater
SERIES: High and Low Performance Series
PARTICIPANTS: Laurie Anderson, sound artist.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 10.5 inch master reel, 7.5 IPS.
SUMMARY: Laurie Anderson performs as part of the High and Low performance series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2000.118, 2000.119
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2000
Note: This recording is located in Long Island City, Queens.
2001.1, 2001.1D
"How Alberto Became Giacometti"
October 15, 2001
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Giacometti Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Carolyn Lanchner, former Curator of Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Professor Reinhold Hohl; James Lord
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.2 - 2001.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.2, 2001.2D
"Giacometti's Dog"
October 22, 2001
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Giacometti Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Umland, Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Brenson,New York Timesart critic
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1, 2001.3 - 2001.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.3, 2001.3D
"Perceptions at Play: Giacometti Through Contemporary Eyes"
November 5, 2001
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Giacometti Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Carolyn Lanchner, former curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Roxana Marcoci, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1, 2001.2, 2001.4, 2001.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.4, 2001.4D
"Giacometti'sGrande Figure"
November 16, 2001
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Giacometti Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Umland, Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Professor Friedrich Teja Bach
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1, 2001.3, 2001.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.5, 2001.5D
"Alberto Giacometti: An Artist Panel"
November 19, 2001
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Giacometti Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anne Umland, Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Serra, artist; William Tucker, artist; Vija Celmins, artist; Vanessa Beecroft, artist
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal discussion of Giacometti's work by artists
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1 - 2001.4
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.6a, 2001.6aD
"Searching for Prints: Education, Research, and Collecting on the Web, A Forum on Prints and the Internet"
October 29, 2001
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Print Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Print Week: New York
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Dick Solomon, President of International Fine Arts Print Dealers; Faye Hirsch; Stephen Goddard
SPONSOR: International Fine Arts Print Dealers
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Workshop session with lecture and discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.6b, 2001.6bD
"Searching for Prints: Education, Research, and Collecting on the Web, A Forum on Prints and the Internet"
October 29, 2001
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Print Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Print Week: New York
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Dick Solomon, President of International Fine Arts Print Dealers; Faye Hirsch; Stephen Goddard
SPONSOR: International Fine Arts Print Dealers
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Workshop session with lecture and discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.7, 2001.7D
Untitled
October 12, 2001
PERSONALITY: Linda Roy
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Linda Roy, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist; first few minutes not recorded.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.8, 2001.8D
Untitled
October 19, 2001
PERSONALITY: Brad Kahlhamer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josiana Bianchi, Public Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Brad Kahlhamer, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.9, 2001.9D
Untitled
October 26, 2001
PERSONALITY: Charles Long
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Starr Figura, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Charles Long, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.10, 2001.10D
Untitled
November 2, 2001
PERSONALITY: Joan Jonas
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Aurator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Joan Jonas, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 201.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.11, 2001.11D
Untitled
November 9, 2001
PERSONALITY: Sarah Sze
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lilian Tone, Assistant Aurator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Surah Sze, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.12, 2001.12D
Untitled
November 16, 2001
PERSONALITY: Marco Breuer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Marco Breuer, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2001
2001.13, 2001.13D
Untitled
April 20, 2001
PERSONALITY: Ruth Root
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Ruth Root, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist; first few minutes not recorded.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.14, 2001.14D
Untitled
April 27, 2001
PERSONALITY: Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josiana Bianchi, Public Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Ada Tolla, artist; Giuseppe Lignano, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.15a, 2001.15aD
Untitled
May 4, 2001
PERSONALITY: Cheryl Donegan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Cheryl Donegan, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist and tour of galleries
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 112
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2001.15b, 2001.15bD
Untitled
May 4, 2001
PERSONALITY: Cheryl Donegan
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Cheryl Donegan, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist and tour of galleries
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 112
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2001.16, 2001.16D
Untitled
May 11, 2001
NOTE: This recording is currently missing.
PERSONALITY: Thomas Roma
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Roma, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.17, 2001.17D
Untitled
May 18, 2001
PERSONALITY: Jim Hodges
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Jim Hodges, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist; first few minutes of introduction not recorded.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.18, 2001.18D
Untitled
April 27, 2001
PERSONALITY: Inka Essenhigh
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Starr Figura, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Inka Essenhigh, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.19, 2001.19D
"The Real Thing: Behind the Scenes with African American Documentary Filmmakers"
June 5, 2001
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Acosia Barthwell Evans, Chairperson, Friends of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Elvis Mitchell; Bill Greaves; Stanley Nelson; Kathe Sandler; St. Clair Bourne; Leslie Ferrell
SPONSOR: Friends of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.20, 2001.20D
"Leading to Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House"
July 21, 2001
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terry Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Franz Schulze
SPONSOR: Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc.; Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; Tishman Speyer Properties; and Knoll, Inc. Additional funding was provided by Elise Jaffe and Jeffrey Brown, Mrs. Frances Lewis, Sarah Peter, and The Government of The Federal Republic of Germany.
EXHIBITION:Mies in Berlin[MoMA Exh. #1887, June 20(21), 2001-September 11, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.21, 2001.21D
"Introduction: Working and Living: A Design Perspective"
April 20, 2001
SERIES: Workspheres Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Ayse Birsel, Designer and Principal, Olive 1:1, Inc.; Hella Jongerius, Director, Jongerius Lab, Rotterdam; Larry Keeley, President, Doblin Group, Chicago; Jeff Reuschel, Manager, Ideation and Design, Haworth, Inc., Michigan
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.22 - 2001.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.22, 2001.22D
"Working and Living: The High Tech Nomad"
April 20, 2001
SERIES: Workspheres Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Bran Ferren, Co-Chairman and Chief Creative Officer, Applied Minds, Inc., Los Angeles
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.21, 2001.23, 2001.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.23, 2001.23D
"Workplace Design"
April 20, 2001
SERIES: Workspheres Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Janet Abrams, Director, Design Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; Francis Duffy, Founder of DEGW, an international design consultancy; Robert Luchetti, President, Robert Luchetti Associates, Inc., a Cambridge-based practice specializing in the planning and design of work and learning environments; Andrew Ross, Director, American Studies Program, New York University
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.21, 2001.22, 2001.24
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.24, 2001.24D
"Workplace Design: From the Employer's Side"
April 20, 2001
SERIES: Workspheres Symposium
PARTICIPANTS: Jay Chiat, Chairman, Screaming Media, Inc., New York; Bruce Mau, Creative Director, Bruce Mau Design, Inc., Toronto
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation; The Junior Associates of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.21 - 2001.23
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.25, 2001.25D
"Workspheres: Designing the Workplace of Tomorrow"
September 19, 2000
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Aura Oslapas; Robert Luchetti, President, Robert Luchetti Associates, Inc., a Cambridge-based practice specializing in the planning and design of work and learning environments; Bruce Mau, Creative Director, Bruce Mau Design, Inc., Toronto; John Thackara
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Norton Family Foundation; The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation; The Junior Associates of MoMA
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 54
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2001
2001.26a, 2001.26aD
"Introduction"; "Defining the Issues: Pragmatism"; "A Historical Perspective on the Relationship Between Architecture and Pragmatism"; Conversation 1
November 10, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; "Introduction": Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "Defining the Issues": John Rajchman; "A Historical Perspective": Robert Bruegmann; "Conversation 1": Richard Rorty; Peter Eisenman
DATA: Six standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.27a - 2001.27d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.26b, 2001.26bD
"Introduction"; "Defining the Issues: Pragmatism"; "A Historical Perspective on the Relationship Between Architecture and Pragmatism"; Conversation 1
November 10, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; "Introduction": Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "Defining the Issues": John Rajchman; "A Historical Perspective": Robert Bruegmann; "Conversation 1": Richard Rorty; Peter Eisenman
DATA: Six standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.27a - 2001.27d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.26c, 2001.26cD
"Introduction"; "Defining the Issues: Pragmatism"; "A Historical Perspective on the Relationship Between Architecture and Pragmatism"; Conversation 1
November 10, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; "Introduction": Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "Defining the Issues": John Rajchman; "A Historical Perspective": Robert Bruegmann; "Conversation 1": Richard Rorty; Peter Eisenman
DATA: Six standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.27a - 2001.27d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.27a, 2001.27aD
"A Theory of Practice?"; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation" "Public Space and the Public"; Conversation 2
November 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "A Theory of Practice?": K. Michael Hays; Iaki Abalos; Stan Allen; Christian Girard; Mark Linder; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation": Robert Somol; Caroline Bos; Gene King; Mahadev Raman; Mark Wamble; "Public Space and the Public": Raymond Gastil; Rosalyn Deutsche; Walter Hood; Martha Rosler; Roger Sherman; "Coversation 2": Cornel West; Rem Koolhaas
DATA: Eight standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.26a - 2001.26c
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.27b, 2001.27bD
"A Theory of Practice?"; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation" "Public Space and the Public"; Conversation 2
November 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "A Theory of Practice?": K. Michael Hays; Iaki Abalos; Stan Allen; Christian Girard; Mark Linder; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation": Robert Somol; Caroline Bos; Gene King; Mahadev Raman; Mark Wamble; "Public Space and the Public": Raymond Gastil; Rosalyn Deutsche; Walter Hood; Martha Rosler; Roger Sherman; "Coversation 2": Cornel West; Rem Koolhaas
DATA: Eight standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.26a - 2001.26c
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.27c, 2001.27cD
"A Theory of Practice?"; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation" "Public Space and the Public"; Conversation 2
November 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "A Theory of Practice?": K. Michael Hays; Iaki Abalos; Stan Allen; Christian Girard; Mark Linder; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation": Robert Somol; Caroline Bos; Gene King; Mahadev Raman; Mark Wamble; "Public Space and the Public": Raymond Gastil; Rosalyn Deutsche; Walter Hood; Martha Rosler; Roger Sherman; "Coversation 2": Cornel West; Rem Koolhaas
DATA: Eight standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.26a - 2001.26c
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.27d, 2001.27dD
"A Theory of Practice?"; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation" "Public Space and the Public"; Conversation 2
November 11, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Things in the Making: Contemporary Architecture and the Pragmatist Imagination
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joan Ockman; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; "A Theory of Practice?": K. Michael Hays; Iaki Abalos; Stan Allen; Christian Girard; Mark Linder; "Forms of Inquiry and Innovation": Robert Somol; Caroline Bos; Gene King; Mahadev Raman; Mark Wamble; "Public Space and the Public": Raymond Gastil; Rosalyn Deutsche; Walter Hood; Martha Rosler; Roger Sherman; "Coversation 2": Cornel West; Rem Koolhaas
DATA: Eight standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.26a - 2001.26c
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.28a, 2001.28D
Untitled
October 23, 1990
PERSONALITY: Brian Eno
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "High and Low Performance Series"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Roselee Goldberg, art historian and critic; Brian Eno, artist; John Rockwell, author
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 7" reel; Duplicate is 1 standard 90-minute cassettes, second duplicate is 10" reel located in Queens.
SUMMARY: Artist's performance with question and answer session
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.29a - b, and 2001.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.28b, 2001.28D
Untitled
October 23, 1990
PERSONALITY: Brian Eno
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "High and Low Performance Series"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Roselee Goldberg, art historian and critic; Brian Eno, artist; John Rockwell, author
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 7" reel; Duplicate is 1standard 90-minute cassettes, second duplicate is 10" reel located in Queens.
SUMMARY: Artist's performance with question and answer session
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.29a - b, and 2001.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program notes.
2001.29a, 2001.29aD
Untitled
November 6, 1990
PERSONALITY: Spalding Gray
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "High and Low Performance Series"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Roselee Goldberg, art historian and critic; Christina Hernandez, artist; Oshon Lake Temple, artist; Olivia Peoples, artist; Moises Belizario, artist; Lousine Shamamian, artist; Eli O. Saposnick, artist; Spalding Gray, author
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: Four standard 90-minute cassettes, third duplicate is 10.5 inch master reel.
SUMMARY: Six artists interviewed by author, Spalding Gray
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a - b, and 2001.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.29b, 2001.29bD
Untitled
November 6, 1990
PERSONALITY: Spalding Gray
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "High and Low Performance Series"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Roselee Goldberg, art historian and critic; Christina Hernandez, artist; Oshon Lake Temple, artist; Olivia Peoples, artist; Moises Belizario, artist; Lousine Shamamian, artist; Eli O. Saposnick, artist; Spalding Gray, author
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: Four standard 90-minute cassettes, third duplicate is 10.5 inch master reel.
SUMMARY: Six artists interviewed by author, Spalding Gray
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a - b, and 2001.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.30, 2001.30D
"Bongwater"
October 30, 1990
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "High and Low Performance Series"
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Artist's performance
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a - b, and 2001.29a - b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.31a
"International Style 60th Anniversary"
February 10, 1992
NOTE: Beginning of lecture cut off.
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Frampton
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kenneth Frampton
DATA: Two standard 60-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture on architecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.31b
"International Style 60th Anniversary"
February 10, 1992
NOTE: Beginning of lecture cut off.
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Frampton
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kenneth Frampton
DATA: Two standard 60-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture on architecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.32a, 2001.32aD
"Shifting Ground: The Downsview Park Competition"
November 14, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Reed, Curartor, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Christian Hubert; Anita Berrizbeitia; Robert Somol; Carey Wolfe
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes; two standard 120 minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.32b, 2001.32bD
"Shifting Ground: The Downsview Park Competition"
November 14, 2000
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Reed, Curartor, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Christian Hubert; Anita Berrizbeitia; Robert Somol; Carey Wolfe
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes; two standard 120 minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.33, 2001.33D
"The Impact of Modern Paints"
November 28, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Open Ends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jim Coddington, Chief Conservator, The Museum of Modern Art; Tom Learner
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.33, 2001.35a, 2001.35b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.34, 2001.34D
"Tying Up Open Ends"
November 28, 2000
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Open Ends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Patterson Sims, Deputy Director of Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.33 - 2001.34
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2001
2001.35a, 2001.35aD
"New Materials, New Ideas: Issues in Conservation and Preservation"
November 28, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Open Ends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Patterson Sims, Deputy Director of Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Janine Antoni, artist; Fred Tomaselli, artist; Robert Ryman, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2001
2001.35b, 2001.35bD
"New Materials, New Ideas: Issues in Conservation and Preservation"
November 28, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Open Ends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Patterson Sims, Deputy Director of Education and Research Support, The Museum of Modern Art; Janine Antoni, artist; Fred Tomaselli, artist; Robert Ryman, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2001
2001.36, 2001.36D
Untitled
October 13, 2000
PERSONALITY: Gregg Pasquarelli; Stephen Sharples
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Gregg Pasquarelli, artist; Stephen Sharples, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
NOTE: The first few minutes are distorted.
2001.37, 2001.37D
Untitled
October 20, 2000
PERSONALITY: Judith Joy Ross
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Eva Respini, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Joy Ross, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2001.38, 2001.38D
Untitled
October 27, 2000
PERSONALITY: Stephen Beck
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Stephen Beck, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.39, 2001.39D
Untitled
November 10, 2000
PERSONALITY: Matthew Ritchie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Matthew Ritchie, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.40, 2001.40D
Untitled
November 10, 2000
PERSONALITY: Kevin Appel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Kevin Appel, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.41, 2001.41D
Untitled
November 17, 2000
PERSONALITY: Julia Jacquette
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Judy Hecker, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints, The Museum of Modern Art; Julia Jacquette, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.42, 2001.42D
"Almost Warm and Fuzzy: A Panel Discussion"
April 1, 2001
PLACE: P.S. 1 Contemporary Arts Center
PARTICIPANTS: Dave Eggers; Beverly Semmes; Susan Lubowsky Talbott; Tim Rollins; Charles DeLay
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2001
2001.43
Untitled
June 16, 1995
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sylvre Lotringer; Kiki Smith, artist
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Interview with Kiki Smith discussing drawing and artistic influences
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.44
Untitled
June 6, 1995
PERSONALITY: Brandon Judell
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Brandon Judell, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Brandon Judell
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.45 - 2001.49
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.45
Untitled
October 20, 1994
PERSONALITY: Gary Hill
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Gary Hill, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Gary Hill
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.44, 2001.46 - 2001.49
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.46
Untitled
October 17, 1994
PERSONALITY: Mona Hatoum
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Mona Hatoum, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Mona Hatoum
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.44, 2001.45, 2001.47
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.47
Untitled
October 14, 1994
PERSONALITY: Tony Oursler
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Tony Oursler, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Tony Oursler
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.26, 2001.44 - 2001.46, 2001.48, 2001.49
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.48
Untitled
July 20, 1995
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurie Anderson, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Laurie Anderson
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.44 - 2001.47, 2001.49
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.49
Untitled
July 20, 1995
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
SERIES: Video Spaces
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Bill Viola, artist
EXHIBITION:Video Spaces: Eight Installations[MoMA Exh. #1721, June 21(22)-September 12, 1995]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Bill Viola
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.44, 2001.44 - 2001.48
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 11, 2001
2001.50
"Introductory Presentation: Thomas Elsaesser in Conversation with Harun Farocki"
February 9, 2001
PERSONALITY: Harun Farocki
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Elsaesser; Harun Farocki
EXHIBITION:Harun Farocki, Film and Video Retrospective, February 9 - 15, 2001
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Conversation in conjunction with retrospective
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 29, 2001
2001.51a
"Olympic Ellington"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Duke Ellington
DATA: Three standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Musical passages with commentary
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.51b
"Olympic Ellington"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Duke Ellington
DATA: Three standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Musical passages with commentary
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.51c
"Olympic Ellington"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Duke Ellington
DATA: Three standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Musical passages with commentary
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.52
Untitled
December 2, 2000
PERSONALITY: Luis Buuel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Arturo Ripstein; Silvia Pinal
SPONSOR: Mexican Cultural Institute, New York; Instituto Cervantes, New York; Cultural Services of the French Embassy, New York
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture by Ripstein and Pinal, Buuel scholars and contemporaries, in conjunction with showings of Buuel's films
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.53a - 2001.53b
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.53a
Untitled
December 4, 2000
PERSONALITY: Luis Buuel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Roman Goubern; Richard Pea; Thoms Prez Turrent; Agustn Snchez Vidal; Javier Rioyo
SPONSOR: Mexican Cultural Institute, New York; Instituto Cervantes, New York; Cultural Services of the French Embassy, New York
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion by Buuel scholars and contemporaries, in conjunction with showings of Buuel's films
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.52
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.53b
Untitled
December 4, 2000
PERSONALITY: Luis Buuel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Roman Goubern; Richard Pea; Thoms Prez Turrent; Agustn Snchez Vidal; Javier Rioyo
SPONSOR: Mexican Cultural Institute, New York; Instituto Cervantes, New York; Cultural Services of the French Embassy, New York
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion by Buuel scholars and contemporaries, in conjunction with showings of Buuel's films
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.52
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 2001
2001.54, 2001.54D
"Van Gogh's Portraits of Joseph Roulin"
March 6, 2001
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Van Gogh's Postman: The Portraits of Joseph Roulin[MoMA Exh. #1881, January 31(February 1), 2001-May 15, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2001
2001.55, 2001.55D
"What Can Structures do for Architecture?"
March 13, 2001
PERSONALITY: Mamoru Kawaguchi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: 4th Annual Felix Candela Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Mamoru Kawaguchi
SPONSOR: Structural Engineers Association New York
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 22, 2001
2001.56, 2001.56D
"Asta e"
May 10 - 11, 2001
PERSONALITY: Thomas Ciulei
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 2
SERIES:New Documentaries
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Thomas Ciulei
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Screening ofAsta e, with comments by Ciulei, director
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 23, 2001
2001.57a
Untitled
October 8, 1993
NOTE: Tape is muffled.
PERSONALITY: Fred Wilson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Wilson, artist
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.57b
Untitled
October 8, 1993
NOTE: Tape is muffled.
PERSONALITY: Fred Wilson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Wilson, artist
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
DONOR: Video Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.58
"Broadway Shows"
March 4, 1991
PLACE: New Rochelle
SERIES: Music of the Forties
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Kelly; Judy Fremont
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
DATA: One standard cassette
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art presents music from the Forties on radio station WRTN-FM, New Rochelle
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.59
"Jazz and Pop"
March 25, 1991
PLACE: New Rochelle
SERIES: Music of the Forties
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Kelly; Judy Freemont
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
DATA: One standard cassette
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art presents music from the Forties on radio station WRTN-FM, New Rochelle
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.60
"Culture Crisis: The Impact of Federal Legislation on Museums and the Future of the Visual Arts"
September 26, 1988
PLACE: Guggenheim Museum
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Thomas Krens, Director of the Guggenheim Museum; Frederica Taylor, President of Art Table, Inc.
SPONSOR: Art Table, Inc.
DATA: One standard cassette
SUMMARY: Discussion of the future of museums
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.61
"MoMA 2000: Modern Starts. Part I - People"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Curator at Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Darcy Alexander, Assitant Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria Gonzales, Associate Educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Starr Figura, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 55
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.62
"MoMA 2000: Modern Starts. Part II - Places"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Curator at Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Wendy Weitman, Associate Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria Fernanda Cardosa, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 56
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.63
"MoMA 2000: Modern Starts. Part III - Things"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Curator at Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Craig-Martin, artist; Mari del Carmen Gonzlez, artist; Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 57
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.64a, 2001.64aD
"MoMA 2000: Making Choices"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841 - 64, March 15(16) - September 26, 2000]
DATA: Three standard audio CDs, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 58
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.64b, 2001.64bD
"MoMA 2000: Making Choices"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841 - 64, March 15(16) - September 26, 2000]
DATA: Three standard audio CDs, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 58
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.64c, 2001.64cD
"MoMA 2000: Making Choices"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841 - 64, March 15(16) - September 26, 2000]
DATA: Three standard audio CDs, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 58
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
2001.65a, 2001.65aD
"Open Ends"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Joshua Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Ernesto Neto, artist; Teresita Fernandez, artist; James Rosenquist, artist; Mike Kelley, artist; John Armleder, artist; Ed Ruscha, artist; Rem Koolhas, artist; Philippe Starck, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Frank Gehry, artist; Vik Muniz, artist; Tom Friedman, artist; Lorna Simpson, artist; Laurie Simmons, artist; William Wegman, artist; Shimon Attie, artist; Christian Boltansk, artist; Rachel Whiteread, artist; Richard Serra, artist; William Kentridge, artist; Sue Coe, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869 - 79, September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 1 of 4 standard audio CDs; Duplicate is Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 59
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for a track listing of this CD.
2001.65b, 2001.65bD
"Open Ends"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Joshua Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Ernesto Neto, artist; Teresita Fernandez, artist; James Rosenquist, artist; Mike Kelley, artist; John Armleder, artist; Ed Ruscha, artist; Rem Koolhas, artist; Philippe Starck, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Frank Gehry, artist; Vik Muniz, artist; Tom Friedman, artist; Lorna Simpson, artist; Laurie Simmons, artist; William Wegman, artist; Shimon Attie, artist; Christian Boltansk, artist; Rachel Whiteread, artist; Richard Serra, artist; William Kentridge, artist; Sue Coe, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869 - 79, September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 2 of 4 standard audio CDs; Duplicate is Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 59
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for a track listing of this CD.
2001.65c, 2001.65cD
"Open Ends"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Joshua Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Ernesto Neto, artist; Teresita Fernandez, artist; James Rosenquist, artist; Mike Kelley, artist; John Armleder, artist; Ed Ruscha, artist; Rem Koolhas, artist; Philippe Starck, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Frank Gehry, artist; Vik Muniz, artist; Tom Friedman, artist; Lorna Simpson, artist; Laurie Simmons, artist; William Wegman, artist; Shimon Attie, artist; Christian Boltansk, artist; Rachel Whiteread, artist; Richard Serra, artist; William Kentridge, artist; Sue Coe, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869 - 79, September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 3 of 4 standard audio CDs; Duplicate is Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 59
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for a track listing of this CD.
2001.65d, 2001.65dD
"Open Ends"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Joshua Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Ernesto Neto, artist; Teresita Fernandez, artist; James Rosenquist, artist; Mike Kelley, artist; John Armleder, artist; Ed Ruscha, artist; Rem Koolhas, artist; Philippe Starck, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; Frank Gehry, artist; Vik Muniz, artist; Tom Friedman, artist; Lorna Simpson, artist; Laurie Simmons, artist; William Wegman, artist; Shimon Attie, artist; Christian Boltansk, artist; Rachel Whiteread, artist; Richard Serra, artist; William Kentridge, artist; Sue Coe, artist
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000:
Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869 - 79, September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 4 of 4 standard audio CDs; Duplicate is Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide FLASH audio tour
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 59
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2001
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for a track listing of this CD.
2002.1, 2002.1D
"Elaine Dannheisser Memorial Tribute"
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Bill Zable, Susan Frenzy, lawyers?; Frank and Nina Moore, friends and neighbors; Lawrence Loring, adviser; Jim Hodges, foundation; Robert Storr, Senior Curator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: President's Office
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2002
2002.2a, 2002.2aD
"The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934: The Symposium"
March 30, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Alla Rosenfeld
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 10, 2002
2002.2b, 2002.2bD
"The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934: The Symposium"
March 30, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Alla Rosenfeld
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 10, 2002
2002.2c, 2002.2cD
"The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934: The Symposium"
March 30, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Alla Rosenfeld
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 10, 2002
2002.2d, 2002.2dD
"The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934: The Symposium"
March 30, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Alla Rosenfeld
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 10, 2002
2002.3, 2002.3D
"Poetry 18"
November 14, 1995
PARTICIPANTS: Patricia Whitman, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Lita Hornick; Poets: Bob Rosenthal, Allen Ginsberg, Eileen Miles
SPONSOR: Presented by the Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL:: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52, 2002.4a, 2002.4b; MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2002
2002.4a
"Poetry 19"
November 12, 1996
PARTICIPANTS: Patricia Whitman, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: David Henderson; Poets: Eleanor Knowen, Ed Sanders, Jeff Wright
SPONSOR: Presented by the Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2002.4a: one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, 2002.4b: one 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL:: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52, 2002.3a, 2002.3b; MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2002
2002.4b
"Poetry 19"
November 12, 1996
PARTICIPANTS: Patricia Whitman, Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: David Henderson; Poets: Eleanor Knowen, Ed Sanders, Jeff Wright
SPONSOR: Presented by the Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2002.4a: one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, 2002.4b: one 60-minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL:: 99.35, 99.36, 99.37, 99.38, 99.39, 99.40, 99.41, 99.42, 99.43a, 99.43b, 99.44a, 99.44b, 99.45, 99.46, 99.47, 99.48, 99.49, 99.50a, 99.50b, 99.51, 99.52, 2002.3a, 2002.3b; MoMA FAQS for Poetry series chronology;Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events
DONOR: Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2002
2002.5, 2002.5D
Untitled
March 2, 2002
PERSONALITY: Emily Hubley
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Hubley
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.6, 2002.7
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 22, 2002
2002.6, 2002.6D
Untitled
March 9, 2002
PERSONALITY: Polly Apfelbaum
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Polly Apfelbaum
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.5, 2002.7
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 22, 2002
2002.7, 2002.7D
Untitled
March 23, 2002
PERSONALITY: Charles Long
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Charles Long
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; The Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.5, 2002.6
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 22, 2002
2002.8, 2002.8D
"The Museum of Modern Art on the Move"
April 20, 2002
PERSONALITY: Nori NkeAka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Nori NkeAka
DATA: 2002.8: one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette, 2002.8D: one 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Part two of a two-part program in which families explore theexhibition The Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa 1945-1994at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center with a MoMA educator (part 1), and subsequently gather at The Museum of Modern Art where singer-storyteller Mori NkeAka entertains families with a performance of African folk songs, stories, dance, and original poetry (part 2).
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 22, 2002
2002.9
"Annual Corporate Luncheon - Presentation of Sixth Annual David Rockefeller Award"
February 13, 2002
PERSONALITY: Alexander G. Bearn, a distinguished physician, scientist and author
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 25, 2002
2002.10, 2002.10D
"Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century"
February 8-April 25, 1993
PLACE: Museum Ludwig at Josef-Haubrich-Kunsthalle, Cologne, Germany
SERIES: Acoustiguide
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour in German
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.9D, 93.10. 93.10D, 93.11, 93.11D, 93.12a, 93.12b, 93.13a, 93.13aD, 93.13b, 93.13bD, 93.15a, 93.15b
DONOR: International Program
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 8, 2002
2002.11a, 2002.11aD
"Issues in Contemporary African Art"
February 12, 2002
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES:The
Short CenturyPublic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Tom Finkelpearl, Deputy Director, P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center; Salah Hassan; Meskerem Assegued; Yinka Shonibare; Okwui Enwezor
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The
Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1945-1994(February 10-May 5, 2002) P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
DATA: Four 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.11b, 2002.11bD
"Issues in Contemporary African Art"
February 12, 2002
PLACE: Donnell Library, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES:The
Short CenturyPublic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Tom Finkelpearl, Deputy Director, P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center; Salah Hassan; Meskerem Assegued; Yinka Shonibare; Okwui Enwezor
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The
Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1945-1994(February 10-May 5, 2002) P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
DATA: Four 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.30
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.12, 2002.12D
Untitled
May 5, 2002
PERSONALITY: Roxy Paine
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lilian Tone, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Roxy Paine
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.13, 2002.13D
Untitled
April 19, 2002
PERSONALITY: Katharina Bosse
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Eva Respini, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Katharina Bosse
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.14a, 2002.14D
Untitled
April 12, 2002
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Edin Velez
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.14b, 2002.14D
Untitled
April 12, 2002
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Edin Velez
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.15, 2002.15D
Untitled
May 3, 2002
PERSONALITY: Stefan Sagmeister
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Stefan Sagmeister
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.16a, 2002.16D
Untitled
May 17, 2002
PERSONALITY: James Siena
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Judy Hecker, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; James Siena
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.16b, 2002.16D
Untitled
May 17, 2002
PERSONALITY: James Siena
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Trustees Room, Sixth Floor
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Judy Hecker, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; James Siena
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.17, 2002.17D
Untitled
April 26, 2002
PERSONALITY: Laylah Ali
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Laylah Ali
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.18a, 2002.18aD
"Shell Structures: Candela in America and What Did We Do in Europe?"
March 5, 2002
PERSONALITY: Heinz Isler
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Fifth Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Guy Nordenson; Heinz Isler
SPONSOR: Structural Engineers Association New York; The Museum of Modern Art; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Princeton University
DATA: Two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.18b
"Shell Structures: Candela in America and What Did We Do in Europe?"
March 5, 2002
PERSONALITY: Heinz Isler
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium, 20 W. 53 St., Manhattan
SERIES: Fifth Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Guy Nordensen; Heinz Isler
SPONSOR: Structural Engineers Association New York; The Museum of Modern Art; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Princeton University
DATA: Two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.19, 2002.19D
"Shaping Tomorrow: The Independent Media Artist, Social Change, and New Technologies"
April 18, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Commitment: Rockefeller Media Arts Fellowships at 15
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laurence Kardish; Arthur Dong; Art Jones; Kathy Brew; B. Ruby Rich
SPONSOR: Rockefeller Foundation; The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal panel discussion on the new technological responsibilities of the documentary filmmaker, in conjunction with screenings of 15 films and videos by Rockefeller fellows
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.20a, 2002.20aD
"Gerhard Richter: Critics Respond"
April 9, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Robert Storr, Senior Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Schjeldahl, art critic; Anne Rorimer, former Curator, Art Institute of Chicago; Jrgen Harten, former Director, Kunsthalle Dsseldorf
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion in conjunction with the exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.20b, 2002.20bD
"Gerhard Richter: Critics Respond"
April 9, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Robert Storr, Senior Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Schjeldahl, art critic; Anne Rorimer, former Curator, Art Institute of Chicago; Jrgen Harten, former Director, Kunsthalle Dsseldorf
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion in conjunction with the exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.21a, 2002.21aD
"Richter's Wager"
April 22, 2002
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josiana Bianchi, Public Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Senior Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction with the exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.21b, 2002.21bD
"Richter's Wager"
April 22, 2002
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josiana Bianchi, Public Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Senior Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes, two standard 120-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lecture in conjunction with the exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 12, 2002
2002.22a, 2002.22aD
"Billy Klver - Jasper Johns"
1963
NOTE: This sound recording is part of the Department of Painting and Sculpture Exhibition Files for
Jasper Johns: A Retrospective, exh. #1423. It is housed with the Sound collection for preservation purposes.
PERSONALITY: Jasper Johns
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Billy Klver, Jasper Johns
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Print Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1423, May19-August 19, 1986]
2002.22b, 2002.22bD
"Billy Klver - Jasper Johns"
1963
NOTE: This sound recording is part of the Department of Painting and Sculpture Exhibition Files for
Jasper Johns: A Retrospective, exh. #1423. It is housed with the Sound collection for preservation purposes.
PERSONALITY: Jasper Johns
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Billy Klver, Jasper Johns
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Print Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1423, May19-August 19, 1986]
2002.23, 2002.23D
"Henri Matisse: Masterworks from The Museum of Modern Art"
1996
PLACE: High Museum, Atlanta, GA
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ned Rifkind, Director, High Museum; Alison Dufty, guide
DATA: Standard cassette
SUMMARY: Audioguide for Matisse exhibit at High Museum, piano music in background
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August, 2002
2002.24
"Interned with Kurt Schwitters"
May 29, 1988
PERSONALITY: Klaus E. Hinrichsen
PARTICIPANTS: Klaus E. Hinrichsen
DATA: Standard cassette
SUMMARY: BBC Radio 3 interview with Klaus E. Hinrichsen on the 40th anniversary of the death of Kurt Schwitters; Hinrichsen discusses being interned with Schwitters at Hutchinson Camp, Isle of Man, in 1940.
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August, 2002
2002.25
"Mondrian in New York"
PLACE: New York
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: Standard 60-minute cassette
SUMMARY: British newscast mentioning Mondrian retrospective
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript, 95. 31, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 95.44, 95.44D, 2002.26, 2002.27
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August, 2002
2002.26
"Piet Mondrian: 1872 - 1944"
December 18, 1994, April 30, 1995
PLACE: Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague
SERIES: Acoustiguide tour
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of exhibit at The Hague
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript, 95. 31, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 95.44, 95.44D
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2002
2002.27
"Piet Mondrian"
June 15, 1995
PLACE: The National Gallery of Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide tour
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Baron, Senior Curator of Painting, National Gallery of Art
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of exhibit
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript, 95. 31, 95.32, 95.36, 95.36D, 95.37, 95.40, 95.40D (Spanish version of Acoustiguide), 95.44, 95.44D, 2002.26
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2002
2002.28
"ModernStarts: Artist's Perspective Panel Discussion"
January 18, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA2000
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: John Elderfield, Curator at Large, The Museum of Modern Art; Kay Lawson; Tina Barney; John Garius; Bill Tucker
SPONSOR: Paribas
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: Standard 100-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion to address debate surrounding ModernStartsexhibition
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August, 2002
2002.29
"Modern Starts Radio"
Tuesday, January 25, 2000 8:37 pm
PLACE: WCBS Newsradio
SERIES: MoMA2000
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: 20 second commercial for MoMA exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.28
DONOR: Chief Curator at Large
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August, 2002
2002.30, 2002.30D
"Chinua Achebe Lecture"
May 4, 2002
PERSONALITY: Chinua Achebe
PLACE: New York University's Tischman Auditorium
SERIES:The Short CenturyPublic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Chinua Achebe
SPONSOR: Collaboration between MoMA and New York University's Institute of African American Affairs and Africana Studies Program.
EXHIBITION:The Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1945-1994(February 10-May 5, 2002) P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
DATA: Standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture by Nigerian-born novelist Chinua Achebe, discussing work in context of history of African liberation movements
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.11a, 2002.11b, 2002.11aD, 2002.11bD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2, 2002
2002.31a, 2002.31aD
"Latin American Architecture 1929-1960: Contemporary Reflections"
October 11, 2002, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PLACE: New York University's Tischman Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrance Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Sandra Ferganis, Director, Vera List Center for Art and Politics; Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jorge
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros; anonymous donor
DATA: 8 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Day-long presentations and a discussion of architecture within this period and region by an international group of academics and architects
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 2002
2002.31b, 2002.31bD
"Latin American Architecture 1929-1960: Contemporary Reflections"
October 11, 2002, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PLACE: New York University's Tischman Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrance Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Sandra Ferganis, Director, Vera List Center for Art and Politics; Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jorge
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros; anonymous donor
DATA: 8 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Day-long presentations and a discussion of architecture within this period and region by an international group of academics and architects
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 2002
2002.31c, 2002.31cD
"Latin American Architecture 1929-1960: Contemporary Reflections"
October 11, 2002, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PLACE: New York University's Tischman Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrance Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Sandra Ferganis, Director, Vera List Center for Art and Politics; Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jorge
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros; anonymous donor
DATA: 8 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Day-long presentations and a discussion of architecture within this period and region by an international group of academics and architects
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 2002
2002.31d, 2002.31dD
"Latin American Architecture 1929-1960: Contemporary Reflections"
October 11, 2002, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PLACE: New York University's Tischman Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrance Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Introduction: Sandra Ferganis, Director, Vera List Center for Art and Politics; Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University; Jorge
SPONSOR: Patricia Phelps de Cisneros; anonymous donor
DATA: 8 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Day-long presentations and a discussion of architecture within this period and region by an international group of academics and architects
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 6, 2002
2002.32
"Gerhard Richter reception and exhibition viewing"
February 13, 2002
PLACE: 11 West 53rd Street
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Chairman; Agnes Gund, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee President; Glenn D. Lowry, The Museum of Modern Art Director
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Dinner to celebrate opening of Richter exhibition
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 22, 2002
2002.33
"Howard Gilman reception and exhibition viewing"
October 23, 2002
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald S. Lauder, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee Chairman; Robert B. Menschel, The Museum of Modern Art Trustee President; Glenn D. Lowry, The Museum of Modern Art Director
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection[MoMA Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: Standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Dinner to celebrate opening of Gilman exhibition
DONOR: Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 22, 2002
2002.34a, 2002.34aD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session I"
October 24, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paulo Herkenhoff, Curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Jos Roca; Holly Barnet-Sanchez; Andrea Giunta
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.34b, 2002.34bD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session I"
October 24, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paulo Herkenhoff, Curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Jos Roca; Holly Barnet-Sanchez; Andrea Giunta
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.35a, 2002.35aD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session II"
October 30, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Anne Staniszewski; Mari Carmen Ramrez
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.35b, 2002.35bD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session II"
October 30, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Anne Staniszewski; Mari Carmen Ramrez
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.36a, 2002.36aD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session III"
November 6, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jos Roca; Gustavo Buntinx; Andrea Fraser
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.36b, 2002.36bD
"Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art, Session III"
November 6, 2002
SERIES: Traveling/Collecting/Exhibiting: The Museum of Modern Art and Latin American Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jos Roca; Gustavo Buntinx; Andrea Fraser
SPONSOR: International Council of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes and Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Public lecture program
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.37, 2002.37D
Untitled
October 18, 2002
PERSONALITY: Keith Edmier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Keith Edmier, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, one 120-minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.38, 2002.38D
Untitled
October 25, 2002
PERSONALITY: E.V. Day
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; E.V. Day, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.39, 2002.39D
Untitled
November 1, 2002
PERSONALITY: Constantin and Laurene Boym
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Constantin and Laurene Boym, artists
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.40, 2002.40D
"Projects 77 BILLBOARDS: Sarah Morris, Julian Opie, Lisa Rutyer"
November 5, 2002
PLACE: Grammercy Theater
SERIES: "Projects" series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Larry Cardish, Senior Curator, Film and Media, The Museum of Modern Art; Judy Hecker, Assistant Curator, Prints and Books; Laura Steward Heon, Associate Curator, MassMoCA; Jacqueline van Rhyn, Curator of Prints and Photographs, Print Center of Philadelphia; Julian Opie; Sarah Morris; Lisa Rutyer
SPONSOR: Peter Norton; Contemporary Arts Council; Junior Associates; Young Prints Collectors of MoMA; Mark A. Schwartz
EXHIBITION:Projects 77 BILLBOARDS[MoMA Exh. #1902, October 7 - December 1, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Roundtable Discussion
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.41, 2002.41D
"Architecturally Speaking: Michael Graves"
November 8, 2002
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Bevin Cline, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Michael Graves
SPONSOR: Howard Gilman Foundation
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection[MoMA Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Guided tour ofArchitectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman CollectionDONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.42, 2002.42D
"Architecturally Speaking: Michael Webb"
November 15, 2002
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Webb
SPONSOR: Howard Gilman Foundation
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection[MoMA Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Guided tour ofArchitectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman CollectionDONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.43, 2002.43D
"Architecturally Speaking: Steven Holl"
November 22, 2002
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrance Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Steven Holl
SPONSOR: Howard Gilman Foundation
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection[MoMA Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Guided tour ofArchitectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2002.44, 2002.44D
"Architecturally Speaking: Raimund Abraham"
December 6, 2002
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Raimund Abraham
SPONSOR: Howard Gilman Foundation
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection[MoMA Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Guided tour ofArchitectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 27, 2002
2003.1, 2003.1D
Untitled
December 13, 2002
PERSONALITY: Tony Oursler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Tony Oursler, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.49
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
NOTE: Presentation material is on DVD and is housed in the Supplemental Materials files.
2003.2, 2003.2D
Untitled
December 13, 2002
PERSONALITY: Lorna Simpson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Lorna Simpson, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.3, 2003.3D
Untitled
December 13, 2002
PERSONALITY: Arturo Herrera
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jordan Cantor, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Arturo Herrera, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.4a, 2003.4aD
"Graphic Descriptions: Artists on Contemporary Drawing"
December 12, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Hoptman, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Matthew Ritchie; Jennifer Pastor; Julie Mehretu
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 8 Propositions[MoMA Exh. #1903, October 17, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.4b, 2003.4bD
"Graphic Descriptions: Artists on Contemporary Drawing"
December 12, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Hoptman, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Matthew Ritchie; Jennifer Pastor; Julie Mehretu
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Drawing Now: 8 Propositions[MoMA Exh. #1903, October 17, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette, one standard 120-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Panel discussion in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.5
Untitled
1996-2002
PERSONALITY: Tony Oursler
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One Mactintosh DVD
SUMMARY: DVD images accompanying artist's presentation
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.45
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.6
"Andreas Gursky Dinner"
February 8, 2001
PERSONALITY: Andreas Gursky
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President of the Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: William Randall Hearst Foundation
EXHIBITION:Andreas Gursky[MoMA Exh. #1883, February 28(March 4), 2001-May 15, 2001]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Remarks presented at dinner held in conjunction with exhibition
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.7
"An Evening with Cassandra Wilson"
October 3, 2001
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President of the Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Remarks made after jazz concert in honor of George Wein's 76th birthday
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.8, 2003.8D
"Alberto Giacometti Dinner"
October 10, 2001
PERSONALITY: Alberto Giacometti
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President of the Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Anne Umland, Associate Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette
SUMMARY: Remarks presented at dinner held in conjunction with exhibition
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1 - 2001.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 9, 2003
2003.9, 2003.9D
"Sixth Annual Candela Lecture"
March 13, 2003
PERSONALITY: Leslie E. Robertson
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
SERIES: Felix Candela Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Leslie E. Robertson
DATA: Two standard 90-minute cassettes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.10a, 2003.10aD
"East of Art: Transformations in Eastern Europe"
March 11, 2003
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn D. Lowry; Boris Groys; Katarzyna Kozyra; Slavoj iek; Bojana Pejic; Tom Pospiszyl; Laura Hoptman; Roger L. Conover
SPONSOR: International Council
DATA: Four standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.10b, 2003.10bD
"East of Art: Transformations in Eastern Europe"
March 11, 2003
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn D. Lowry; Boris Groys; Katarzyna Kozyra; Slavoj iek; Bojana Pejic; Tom Pospiszyl; Laura Hoptman; Roger L. Conover
SPONSOR: International Council
DATA: Four standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.11a, 2003.11aD
"Matisse Picasso: A Symposium"
March 12, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jack Flam; Kirk Varnedoe; Margaret Werth; Rmi LaBrusse; Jonathan Fineberg; Elizabeth Cowling; Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Mdoern Art; Linda Nochlin; Robert Rosenblum; Jeffrey Weiss; Pepe Karmel; Lane Relyea
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: Ten standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium in conjunction with theMatisse Picassoexhibit
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.11b, 2003.11bD
"Matisse Picasso: A Symposium"
March 12, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jack Flam; Kirk Varnedoe; Margaret Werth; Rmi LaBrusse; Jonathan Fineberg; Elizabeth Cowling; Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Mdoern Art; Linda Nochlin; Robert Rosenblum; Jeffrey Weiss; Pepe Karmel; Lane Relyea
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: Ten standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium in conjunction with theMatisse Picassoexhibit
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.11c, 2003.11cD
"Matisse Picasso: A Symposium"
March 12, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jack Flam; Kirk Varnedoe; Margaret Werth; Rmi LaBrusse; Jonathan Fineberg; Elizabeth Cowling; Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Mdoern Art; Linda Nochlin; Robert Rosenblum; Jeffrey Weiss; Pepe Karmel; Lane Relyea
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: Ten standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium in conjunction with theMatisse Picassoexhibit
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.11d, 2003.11dD
"Matisse Picasso: A Symposium"
March 12, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jack Flam; Kirk Varnedoe; Margaret Werth; Rmi LaBrusse; Jonathan Fineberg; Elizabeth Cowling; Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Mdoern Art; Linda Nochlin; Robert Rosenblum; Jeffrey Weiss; Pepe Karmel; Lane Relyea
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: Ten standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium in conjunction with theMatisse Picassoexhibit
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.11e, 2003.11eD
"Matisse Picasso: A Symposium"
March 12, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Jack Flam; Kirk Varnedoe; Margaret Werth; Rmi LaBrusse; Jonathan Fineberg; Elizabeth Cowling; Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Mdoern Art; Linda Nochlin; Robert Rosenblum; Jeffrey Weiss; Pepe Karmel; Lane Relyea
SPONSOR: Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: Ten standard 90-minute cassettes
SUMMARY: Lectures presented at a day-long symposium in conjunction with theMatisse Picassoexhibit
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 30, 2003
2003.12, 2003.12D
Untitled
March 1, 2003
PERSONALITY: Marina Abramovic
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Marina Abramovic, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is 1 Digital Audio Tape.
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.13, 2003.13D
Untitled
March 15, 2003
NOTE: Extremely muffled.
PERSONALITY: Joan Jonas
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Joan Jonas, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette, Duplicate is 1 Digital Audio Tape.
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.14, 2003.14D
Untitled
March 29, 2003
PERSONALITY: Vito Acconci
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Anthony Huberman, Director of Education, P.S.1; Vito Acconci, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.15, 2003.15D
Untitled
April 12, 2003
PERSONALITY: Dan Graham
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Christopher Amens, Curator, P.S. 1; Dan Graham, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.16, 2003.16D
Untitled
April 12, 2003
PERSONALITY: William Wegman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Schwartz, Director of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; William Wegman, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.17, 2003.17D
Untitled
March 29, 2003
PERSONALITY: Vic Muniz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introdcution: Laura Beiles, Family and Adult Programs Assistant, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Vic Muniz, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 29, 2003
2003.18, 2003.18D
"Ansel Adams at 100"
September 15, 2003
PLACE: MoMAQNS Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: John Bartscherer
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams at 100[MoMA Exh. #1909, July 11 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.19, 2003.19D, 2003.20, 2003.20D; Please see Transcripts, Folder 156
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 9, 2003
2003.19, 2003.19D
Untitled
September 16, 2003
PERSONALITY: John Szarkowski
PLACE: SoHo Design Store, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski, Director Emiritus, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams at 100[MoMA Exh. #1909, July 11 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Book signing with brief comments
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.18, 2003.18D, 2003.20, 2003.20D
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 9, 2003
2003.20, 2003.20D
"Ansel Adams at His Best"
September 30, 2003
PERSONALITY: John Szarkowski
PLACE: MoMAQNS Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski, Director Emiritus, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams at 100[MoMA Exh. #1909, July 11 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.18, 2003.18D, 2003.19, 2003.19D, 2003.21, 2003.21D
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 9, 2003
2003.21, 2003.21D
Untitled
October 20, 2003
PERSONALITY: Frank Gohlke
PLACE: MoMAQNS Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: Frank Gohlke, artist
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams at 100[MoMA Exh. #1909, July 11 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.18, 2003.18D, 2003.19, 2003.19D, 2003.20, 2003.21D
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 3, 2003
2003.22, 2003.22D
"Max Beckmann: An Artist's Panel"
September 9, 2003
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Robert Storr, former Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Roxana Marcoci, Assisstant Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Leon Golub, artist; Thomas Schtte, artist; Art Spiegelman, artist; Nicola Tyson, artist
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Max Beckmann[MoMA Exh. #1908, June 26 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Artist's panel
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.23, 2003.23D
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 9, 2003
2003.23, 2003.23D
"Max Beckmann: Critics and Scholars Respond"
September 23, 2003
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Robert Storr, former Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Schjeldahl; Barbara Buenger; Didier Ottinger, Senior Curator, Muse National d'Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Hans Belting
SPONSOR: BNP Paribas
EXHIBITION:Max Beckmann[MoMA Exh. #1908, June 26 - November 3, 2003]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel of art historians, writers, and curators
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.22
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 9, 2003
2003.24, 2003.24D
"Open Ground: New Designs for Urban Spaces"
October 15, 2003
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Raymond Gastil, Director of the Van Alen Institute; Kathryn Gustafson; Donald Bates; Tracy Metz
SPONSOR: Van Alen Institute
EXHIBITION:Open, Van Alen Institute
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Presenation and discussion
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 3, 2003
2003.25a, 2003.25aD
Untitled
October 10, 2003
PERSONALITY: Shirin Neshat
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Shirin Neshat, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist; gallery talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 2003
2003.25b, 2003.25bD
Untitled
October 10, 2003
PERSONALITY: Shirin Neshat
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Shirin Neshat, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes; two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist; gallery talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 2003
2003.26, 2003.26D
Untitled
October 17, 2003
PERSONALITY: Carroll Dunham
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Judy Hecker, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Carroll Dunham, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 2003
2003.27, 2003.27D
Untitled
October 24, 2003
PERSONALITY: Glenn Ligon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Ligon, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 2003
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2003.28, 2003.28D
Untitled
October 31, 2003
NOTE: Extremely muffled
PERSONALITY: Josiah McElheny
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Josiah McElheny, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 25, 2003
2003.29, 2003.29D
Untitled
November 14, 2003
PERSONALITY: Cameron Sinclair
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Cameron Sinclair, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 3, 2003
2003.30, 2003.30D
Untitled
November 21, 2003
NOTE: Extremely muffled
PERSONALITY: Gregory Crewdson
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Gregory Crewdson, artist
SPONSOR: The Leo and Julia Forcheimer Foundation; The Contemporary Arts Council, The Museum of Modern Art; the Junior Associates, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Informal talk with the artist
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 3, 2003
2003.31, 2003.31D
Untitled
November 7, 2003
PERSONALITY: Mona Hatoum
PLACE: MoMAQNS Galleries
SERIES: Artist's Choice
PARTICIPANTS: Fereshteh Daftari, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Mona Hatoum, curator of exhibition and artist
SPONSOR: The Agnes Gund Artist's Choice Fund endowed by Iara Lee and George Gund III, Lulie and Gordon Gund, Ann and Graham Gund, and Sarah and Geoffrey Gund
EXHIBITION:Artist's Choice: Mona Hatoum, Here is Elsewhere[MoMA Exh. #1915, November 7, 2003 - February 2, 2004]
DATA: Two 120-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Gallery talk
DONOR: Public Programs
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 3, 2003
2003.32, 2003.32D
"Dorothy C. Miller Memorial"
October 28, 2003
PLACE: Grammercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Reed White, nephew of Dorothy Miller; Anne d'Harnoncourt, Director, Philadelphia Museum of Art; Agnes Gund, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art; unidentified speakers
DATA: Two standard 90-minute Audio cassette tapes
SUMMARY: Memorial ceremony with remarks from curators, relatives, and acquaintances, with string interludes
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2003
2003.33, 2003.33D
Untitled
July 29, 1987
PLACE: KERA-FM, Fort Worth
PARTICIPANTS: Interviewer: Johan Davido; Wendy Weitman, Curator, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION: Jasper Johns: A Retrospective
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Radio interview with The Museum of Modern Art Curator Wendy Weitman regarding the work of Jasper Johns. Interview was in conjunction with the Jasper Johns retrospective that toured from Manhattan to the Fort Worth Art Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.1, 96.40, 96.47, 96.49, 96.52, 96.54, 96.58, 2002.22a and 2002.22b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Duplicate Copy transferred to Archives October 2004.
2004.1, 2004.1D
"Annual Corporate Luncheon-Presentation of the David Rockefeller Award to John C. Whitehead"
February 24, 2004
PLACE: The Metropolitan Club, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert B. Menschel, President, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Chairman Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; John C. Whitehead, Recipient of 2004 David Rockefeller Award; Glenn D. Lowry, Director of MoMA
SPONSOR: The Board of Trustees of The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two Standard 90-minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Luncheon sponsored by the Board of Trustees for The Museum of Modern Art featuring the presentation of the David Rockefeller Award to John C. Whitehead in honor of his advocacy for cultural and civic endeavors.
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.2a
"The New Grotesque"
February 3, 2004
SERIES: First in a Series of Panel Collaborations between The School of Visual Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Christopher Syfers, Provost of The School of Visual Arts; Suzanne Anchor; Mary Roach.
SPONSOR: The School of Visual Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: The first in a series of collaborative lectures involving the School of Visual Arts and MoMA. This presentation focuses on the emergence of "the grotesque" in contemporary art. Each participant discusses imagery in fine art, media and television as well as the literary legacy of the concept of "the grotesque."
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.2b
"The New Grotesque"
February 3, 2004
SERIES: First in a Series of Panel Collaborations between The School of Visual Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Christopher Syfers, Provost of The School of Visual Arts; Suzanne Anchor; Mary Roach.
SPONSOR: The School of Visual Arts and The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: The first in a series of collaborative lectures involving the School of Visual Arts and MoMA. This presentation focuses on the emergence of "the grotesque" in contemporary art. Each participant discusses imagery in fine art, media and television as well as the literary legacy of the concept of "the grotesque."
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.3
"Artists Advisory Group Meeting"
October 10, 2003
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: First in a series of conversations with independent artists and curators and the Department of Education at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Schwartz, Deputy Director of Education at MoMA; Laura Beiles, Department of Education at MoMA; Independent Artists and Curators
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Informal discussion between independent artists, curators and staff members of the Department of Education at The Museum of Modern Art on re-thinking the idea of the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.4a-4b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.4a
"Artists Advisory Group Meeting"
February 6, 2004
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Second in a Series of conversations between independent artists and curators and The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Schwartz, Deputy Director of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Laura Beiles, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; David Little, Director of Adult Education Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Jodie Hauptman, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Lawrence Weschler, Director of Humanities Department at New York University; Independent artists, curators, writers
SPONSOR: Department of Education at MoMA
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Informal discussion between independent artists, curators and staff members of the Department of Education at The Museum of Modern Art on re-thinking the idea of the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.4b
"Artists Advisory Group Meeting"
February 6, 2004
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Second in a Series of conversations between independent artists and curators and The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Schwartz, Deputy Director of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Laura Beiles, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; David Little, Director of Adult Education Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Jodie Hauptman, Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Lawrence Weschler, Director of Humanities Department at New York University; Independent artists, curators, writers
SPONSOR: Department of Education at MoMA
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Informal discussion between independent artists, curators and staff members of the Department of Education at The Museum of Modern Art on re-thinking the idea of the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.5a, 2004.5aD
Untitled
April 26, 2004
PERSONALITY: Cecil Balmond
SERIES: 7th Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terry Riley, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA; Guy Nordinson, Associate Professor of Architecture at Princeton University; Cecil Balmond
SPONSOR: MoMA, Structural Engineers Association of New York, Princeton University, MIT
EXHIBITION:Tall Buildings[MoMA Exh. #1921, July 16 - September 27, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Annual lecture series to honor Spanish and Mexican architect Candela and to allow distinguished structural engineers to present their work at MoMA, MIT and Princeton each spring.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.16, 2000.43, 2001.55, 2002.18a and 2002.18b, 2003.9
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.5b, 2004.5bD
Untitled
April 26, 2004
PERSONALITY: Cecil Balmond
SERIES: 7th Annual Felix Candela Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terry Riley, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA; Guy Nordinson, Associate Professor of Architecture at Princeton University; Cecil Balmond
SPONSOR: MoMA, Structural Engineers Association of New York, Princeton University, MIT
EXHIBITION:Tall Buildings[MoMA Exh. #1921, July 16 - September 27, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Annual lecture series to honor Spanish and Mexican architect Candela and to allow distinguished structural engineers to present their work at MoMA, MIT and Princeton each spring.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.16, 2000.43, 2001.55, 2002.18a and 2002.18b, 2003.9
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.6
"Woodner Dinner"
October 25, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Agnes Gund, President Emerita, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Gary Garrels, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Daniel Shapiro; Andrea Woodner; Dian Woodner; and Guests
SPONSOR: Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Dinner honoring the Woodner family for gifting their collection of Odilon Redon artworks. The evening opens with an introduction and remarks from both Agnes Gund and Glenn Lowry concerning the Woodner collection.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.7, 2004.7D
"The Dissemination of Fashion Photography"
April 8, 2004
NOTE: The duplicate cassette tape (2004.7D) has very muffled sound.
PARTICIPANTS: Steven Fraley, Chair of Photography Department at The School of Visual Arts; David Little, Director of Adult
Education at MoMA; Nancy Hall- Duncan, Vince Aletti, Neville Wakefield, Ruth Ansel
SPONSOR: The School of Visual Arts, The Junior Associates of MoMA, Council of Fashion Designers
EXHIBITION:Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990[MoMA Exh. #1919a, April 16, 2004 - June 28, 2004]
DATA: Four 120-Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Panel discussion regarding fashion photography. Discussion is in conjunction with the exhibiton at MoMAQNS "Fashioning Fiction."
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.11, 2004.23, 2004.27
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.8
"Annual Corporate Luncheon-Presentation of the 3rd Annual David Rockefeller Award to Edgar M. Bronfman"
February 17, 1999
PERSONALITY: Edgar M. Bronfman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Edgar M. Bronfman
SPONSOR: MoMA, The Board of Trustees
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Luncheon sponsored by the Board of Trustees for The Museum of Modern Art featuring the presentation of the David Rockefeller Award to Edgar M. Bronfman in honor of his advocacy for cultural and civic endeavors.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.5, 98.137, 2002.9, 2004.1, 2004.1D
DONOR: Department of Special Programming and Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.9, 2004.9D
Untitled
January 28, 2004
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kiki Smith, Lynn Tillman
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Kiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916, December 5, 2003 - March 8, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion with Kiki Smith and Lynn Tillman illustrating their collaborative efforts. The presentation was in honor of Smith's exhibition at MoMA.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.41, 2001.43
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
NOTE: Recording begins in the middle of the introductor's remarks.
2004.10a, 2004.10aD
"Retelling Little Red, et al: Fairy Tales in Art and Literature"
February 24, 2004
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Wendy Weitman, Curator, The Museum of Modern Art; Kiki Smith; Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota Professor; Kate Burnheimer, Author; Francine Prose, Author
SPONSOR: Department of Education, Agnes Gund, Daniel Shapiro
EXHIBITION:Kiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916, December 5, 2003 - March 8, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Introductory lecture focusing on Kiki Smith's art works, influences and interpretations. The introduction is followed by a panel discussion featuring authors whose works center on fairy tales and mythology.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.41, 2001.43, 2004.9
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.10b, 2004.10bD
"Retelling Little Red, et al: Fairy Tales in Art and Literature"
February 24, 2004
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Wendy Weitman, Curator, The Museum of Modern Art; Kiki Smith; Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota Professor; Kate Burnheimer, Author; Francine Prose, Author
SPONSOR: Department of Education, Agnes Gund, Daniel Shapiro
EXHIBITION:Kiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916, December 5, 2003 - March 8, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Introductory lecture focusing on Kiki Smith's art works, influences and interpretations. The introduction is followed by a panel discussion featuring authors whose works center on fairy tales and mythology.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.41, 2001.43, 2004.9
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.11, 2004.11D
"How Do You Make A Fashion Photograph?"
April 21, 2004
NOTE: The recording starts mid-lecture therefore cutting off any opening remarks. The duplicate copy is very muffled at the beginning of the recording.
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Eva Respini, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Philip- Lorca diCorcia; Dennis Freedman; Collier Schorr; Ingrid Sischy
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990[MoMA Exh. #1919a, April 16, 2004 - June 28, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 60-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and panel discussion featuring photographers and art critics discussing the history of fashion photography. The lecture was in conjunction with the exhibition Fashioning Fiction in Photography held at MoMAQNS.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.7, 2004.23, 2004.27
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.12, 2004.12D
"Breaking Down Boundaries: Scholars on Roth"
April 20, 2004
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: John Paoletti, Professor of Art History at Wesleyan University; Christine Mehring, Assistant Professor of Art History at Yale; Benjamin Bucloh, Professor of Art History at Columbia
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Roth Time: A Dieter Roth Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1917, March 12, 2004 - June 7, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Scholars discuss Dieter Roth's career, influences and place in art history.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.13, 2004.14
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.13, 2004.13D
"Dieter Roth Arrives in America"
April 5, 2004
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult Programming, The Museum of Modern Art; Lecture: Gary Garrels, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Roth Time: A Dieter Roth Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1917, March 12, 2004 - June 7, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture featuring Gary Garrels discussing the art work of Dieter Roth and specifically his experience while living in America.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.12, 2004.14
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.14, 2004.14D
"Taking Chances: Artists on Roth"
March 23, 2004
PLACE: Donnell Library Auditorium
SERIES: Roth Time-Public Programs Spring 2004
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Gary Garrels, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Paul McCarthy; Rirkrit Tiravanija; and Christopher Wool
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Roth Time: A Dieter Roth Retrospective
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Three artists present lectures and then discuss with Gary Garrels the art work of Dieter Roth. Issues addressed are materiality, influence and style regarding Roth's career and its direct effects on the work of these three artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.12, 2004.13
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.15, 2004.15D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Tom Otterness"
February 21, 2004
NOTE: The recording is very muffled at the beginning and is cut off at the end of the lecture.
PERSONALITY: Tom Otterness
PLACE: The Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Sarah Ganz, Director, Educational Resources, The Museum of Modern Art; Tom Otterness
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Informal lecture and discussion with contemporary artist Tom Otterness.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.16, 2004.16D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Antenna Design"
February 13, 2004
NOTE: The recording is very muffled and difficult to decipher.
PERSONALITY: Antenna Design
PLACE: Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Masamichi Udagawa and Sigi Moeslinger
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and informal discussion with the artists of Antenna Design.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.17, 2004.17D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Thomas Hirschhorn"
March 12, 2004
PERSONALITY: Thomas Hirschhorn
PLACE: Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult Programming, The Museum of Modern Art; Thomas Hirschhorn
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Artist individual presentation, discussion with moderator and audience question-and-answer session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.18, 2004.18D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition, Elizabeth Murray"
March 13, 2004
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
PLACE: Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Schwartz, Director of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Elizabeth Murray
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and informal discussion with artist Elizabeth Murray and the audience.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.19, 2004.19D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition, Cai Guo-Qiang"
February 28, 2004
NOTE: The recording is very muffled and difficult to decipher.
PERSONALITY: Cai Guo-Qiang
PLACE: The Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Cai Guo-Qiang
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and informal discussion with Cai Guo-Qiang and the audience.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.20, 2004.20D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-Chloe Piene"
March 19, 2004
PERSONALITY: Chloe Piene
PLACE: The Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Laura Beiles, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Chloe Piene
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Presentation of videos and drawings by Chloe Piene followed by a discussion between Piene and Laura Beiles. Artist provides a walk-through of the permanent galleries at The Museum of Modern Art discussing what she feels are the most provocative pieces.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.21, 2004.21D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-James Casebere"
April 2, 2004
NOTE: In the first two minutes of the tapes, the sound fades in and out.
PERSONALITY: James Casebere
PLACE: The Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Eva Respini, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, MomA; James Casebere
SPONSOR: MoMA, Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: A lecture and discussion with James Casebere. Casebere presents slides of his works and speaks descriptively about his process and influences. He specifically addresses the works of Brancusi and Giacometti in relation to his own medium of photography.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.22, 2004.22D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-Robert Barry"
April 9, 2004
NOTE: Recording starts mid-lecture.
PERSONALITY: Robert Barry
PLACE: The Arts Consortium Auditorium, Manhattan
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Barry
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal lecture and discussion with painter and conceptual artist Robert Barry.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.23, 2004.23D
"Gallery Talk"
May 21, 2004
PERSONALITY: Tina Barney
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Eva Respini, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Tina Barney, photographer
SPONSOR: MoMA
EXHIBITION:Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990[MoMA Exh. #1919a, April 16, 2004 - June 28, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion by Tina Barney about her own work and its relationship to the exhibit "Fashioning Fiction in Photography" featured at MoMAQNS in 2004.
RELATED MATERIAL: 89.11, 2000.3, 2002.28
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.24
"Fernand Lger Film-Film Research Box"
n.d.
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Tape is a recording of a Fernand Lger film. The film is unidentified.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.25
"Roth Time: A Dieter Roth Retrospective"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Dieter Roth
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Gary Garrels, Curator of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art Education Department
EXHIBITION:Roth Time: A Dieter Roth Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1917, March 12, 2004 - June 7, 2004]
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: The recording gives a biographical introduction to Roth and his work and continues with Garrels giving background information in regards to the works featured in the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.12, 2004.13, 2004.14; Please see Transcripts, Folder 60
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.26
"Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photogaraphy, The Museum of Modern Art; Eva Respini, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: MoMA, Education Department
EXHIBITION:Fashioning Fiction in Photography Since 1990[MoMA Exh. #1919a, April 16, 2004 - June 28, 2004]
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Recording provides a walk-through tour of the exhibition with curators Susan Kismaric and Eva Respini.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.7, 2004.11, 2004.23; Please see Transcripts, Folder 61
DONOR: Visitors Services
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.27a
"Symposium: Strategies of Display & Integration: Latin American Art and Museum Collections & Presentation"
April 24, 2004
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Garrels; Fatima Bercht, Deborah Cullen
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The Museum of Modern Art at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, March 25-July 25, 2004
DATA: 4 Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: A lecture and symposium dealing with the issues of presenting Latin American art in conjunction with the exhibition at El Museo del Barrio.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.27b
"Symposium: Strategies of Display & Integration: Latin American Art and Museum Collections & Presentation"
April 24, 2004
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Garrels; Fatima Bercht, Deborah Cullen
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The Museum of Modern Art at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, March 25-July 25, 2004
DATA: 4 Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: A lecture and symposium dealing with the issues of presenting Latin American art in conjunction with the exhibition at El Museo del Barrio.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.27c
"Symposium: Strategies of Display & Integration: Latin American Art and Museum Collections & Presentation"
April 24, 2004
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Garrels; Fatima Bercht, Deborah Cullen
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The Museum of Modern Art at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, March 25-July 25, 2004
DATA: 4 Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: A lecture and symposium dealing with the issues of presenting Latin American art in conjunction with the exhibition at El Museo del Barrio.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.27d
"Symposium: Strategies of Display & Integration: Latin American Art and Museum Collections & Presentation"
April 24, 2004
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Garrels; Fatima Bercht, Deborah Cullen
SPONSOR: International Council, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:The Museum of Modern Art at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art, March 25-July 25, 2004
DATA: 4 Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: A lecture and symposium dealing with the issues of presenting Latin American art in conjunction with the exhibition at El Museo del Barrio.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
2004.28, 2004.28D
"Gallery Talk by Patricia Cronin at MoMAQNS"
September 20, 2004
PERSONALITY: Patricia Cronin
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lilian Tone, Assistant Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture; Patricia Cronin
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Lee Bontecou: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1922, July 30, 2004 - September 27, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal lecture with Patricia Cronin, a former student of Lee Bontecou, on the works of her former professor.
The lecture is a gallery walk-through of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.29, 2004.29D
"Gallery Talk with Dore Ashton on Lee Bontecou"
September 23, 2004
PERSONALITY: Dore Ashton
PLACE: MoMAQNS
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lilian Tone, Assistant Curator in the Deparment of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Dore Ashton
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Lee Bontecou: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1922, July 30, 2004 - September 27, 2004]
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Formal lecture with Dore Ashton on the works of Lee Bontecou.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.30, 2004.30D
"A Conversation between Mona Hadler and Lee Bontecou"
September 21, 2004
PERSONALITY: Mona Hadler; Lee Bontecou
PLACE: Graduate Center, CUNY
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Lilian Tone, Assistant Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture; Mona Hadler; Lee Bontecou
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art Department of Education; Graduate Center, CUNY
EXHIBITION: Lee Bontecou Retrospective
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal conversation between Mona Hadler and Lee Bontecou.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.31
"Golden Oldies of Music Video"
April 17, 2003
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Golden Oldies of Music Video (First in Series)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurie Anderson
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Introduction and talk with Laurie Anderson regarding early music videos. After the introduction a screening of the music videos follows. Barbara London discusses how collection of videos was compiled by the Department of Film and Video.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.32
"Golden Oldies of Music Video"
April 24, 2003
PERSONALITY: Kim Gordon
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Golden Oldies of Music Video (Second in Series)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Kim Gordon
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Introduction and brief talk by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth. After the introduction, a screening of the music videos follows.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.33
"Golden Oldies of Music Video"
May 1, 2003
PERSONALITY: Pipilotti Rist
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Golden Oldies of Music Video (Third in Series)
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Pipilotti Rist
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 60-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Introduction and brief talk by Pipilotti Rist. After the introduction, a screening of the music videos follows.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
2004.34a
"Symposium: Russian Avant Garde Book"
March 30, 2002
SERIES: Part 1 of 4-Part Symposium on the Russian Avant Garde
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Rothschild Foundation; Nina Gorynova
SPONSOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Series of symposiums focusing on art, history and culture surrounding the works from the Russian Avant Garde Book exhibition. Each part of the symposium features a panel of speakers who discuss topics followed by an informal discussion with the audience.
DONOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2004
2004.34b
"Symposium: Russian Avant Garde Book"
March 30, 2002
SERIES: Part 1 of 4-Part Symposium on the Russian Avant Garde
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Rothschild Foundation; Nina Gorynova
SPONSOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Series of symposiums focusing on art, history and culture surrounding the works from the Russian Avant Garde Book exhibition. Each part of the symposium features a panel of speakers who discuss topics followed by an informal discussion with the audience.
DONOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2004
2004.34c
"Symposium: Russian Avant Garde Book"
March 30, 2002
SERIES: Part 1 of 4-Part Symposium on the Russian Avant Garde
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Rothschild Foundation; Nina Gorynova
SPONSOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Series of symposiums focusing on art, history and culture surrounding the works from the Russian Avant Garde Book exhibition. Each part of the symposium features a panel of speakers who discuss topics followed by an informal discussion with the audience.
DONOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2004
2004.34d
"Symposium: Russian Avant Garde Book"
March 30, 2002
SERIES: Part 1 of 4-Part Symposium on the Russian Avant Garde
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Rothschild Foundation; Nina Gorynova
SPONSOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
EXHIBITION:The Russian Avant-Garde Book 1910-1934[MoMA Exh. #1896, March 28, 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: Four Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Series of symposiums focusing on art, history and culture surrounding the works from the Russian Avant Garde Book exhibition. Each part of the symposium features a panel of speakers who discuss topics followed by an informal discussion with the audience.
DONOR: The Department of Prints and Illustrated Books
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2004
2005.1
"Modern Kids"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour geared specifically towards children.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 62
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2005
2005.2
"Visual Descriptions"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour focused on providing sight-impaired visitors with a formal analysis of works in the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 63
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2005
2005.3a
"Modern Voices"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Deborah Wye, Director of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour featuring commentaries by curators and others on specific works in the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 64
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2005
NOTE: Both CDs are in a single sleeve.
2005.3b
"Modern Voices"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Deborah Wye, Director of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard Audio CDs
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour featuring commentaries by curators and others on specific works in the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 64
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2005
NOTE: Both CDs are in a single sleeve.
2005.4a
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Mark Dion"
December 3, 2004
PERSONALITY: Mark Dion
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Mark Dion
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Project 82: Mark Dion-Rescue Archaeology
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: FeaturedProjectsartist Mark Dion gives a lecture and slide presentation describing his past work and current project for the MoMA.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.31, 99.60
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2005
2005.4b
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Mark Dion"
December 3, 2004
PERSONALITY: Mark Dion
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Mark Dion
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Project 82: Mark Dion-Rescue Archaeology
DATA: Two Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: FeaturedProjectsartist Mark Dion gives a lecture and slide presentation describing his past work and current project for the MoMA.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.31, 99.60
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2005
2005.5, 2005.5D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Billie Tsien and Tod Williams"
February 5, 2005
PERSONALITY: Billie Tsien and Tod Williams
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Susan McCullough, Director of School and Family Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Billie Tsien; Tod Williams
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal discussion with architects Billie Tsien and Tod Williams. The architects show slides of their work and
their studio and describe the characteristics of being architects.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2005
2005.6, 2005.6D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-Glenn Ligon"
February 19, 2005
NOTE: Both the original and duplicate copy of this recording are very quiet.
PERSONALITY: Glenn Ligon
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Deborah Schwartz, Deputy Director of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Ligon
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal lecture and discussion with the artist Glenn Ligon.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.185a, 2000.185b, 2003.27
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2005
2005.7, 2005.7D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: William Anastasi"
January 21, 2005
PERSONALITY: William Anastasi
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; William Anastasi
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: An informal lecture and discussion with the conceptual artist William Anastasi.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2005
2005.8, 2005.8D
"Nine Museums by Yoshio Taniguchi. Art and Architecture: A Conversation between Glenn D. Lowry and Terence Riley"
February 3, 2005
NOTE: The recording starts mid-way through the discussion. The beginning of the recording is very muffled.
PERSONALITY: Glenn Lowry and Terence Riley
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Terence Riley, Chief Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Nine Museums by Yoshio Taniguchi[MoMA Exh. #1923, November 20, 2004 - January 31, 2005]
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: A discussion between Glenn Lowry and Terence Riley concerning the design and construction of the Museum's new building by Yoshio Taniguichi.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2005
2005.9, 2005.9D
Untitled
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Thomas Demand
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide:ThomasDemand
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Roxana Marcoci, Assistant Curator in the Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Thomas Demand
DATA: One Standard CD; Duplicate is one Standard CD
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 65
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2005
2005.10, 2005.10D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Tom Friedman"
March 5, 2005
PERSONALITY: Tom Friedman
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sara Bodinson, Assistant Educator in the Department of Education; Tom Friedman
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal discussion and slide presentation with conceptual artist Tom Friedman.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.65a, 2001.65b, 2001.65c, 2001.65d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2005
NOTE: The beginning of the recording is very muffled.
2005.11, 2005.11D
"Mexican Music"
May 1940
NOTE: This is a surrogate copy of previous recordings on record albums. Original albums are held in Museum Archives.
PERSONALITY: Carlos Chavez
PARTICIPANTS: Conductor: Carlos Chavez
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art[MoMA Exh. #106, May 15-September 30, 1940]
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette Tape; Eight 78 rpm Record Albums. Duplicate is 1 Digital Audio Tape.
SUMMARY: Audio cassette is a combined duplication of the original record albums. The recording features the music from this event.
2005.12
"Robert Ryman, Opening Dinner Remarks"
September 22, 1993
PERSONALITY: Robert Ryman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Speakers: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President Emerita, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Ryman, Ginny Wright
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: One Standard 60-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Opening remarks by speakers listed above concerning the Robert Ryman retrospective.
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.14, 93.23, 93.26a, 93.26b
2005.13
"The Museum of Modern Art Perspectives: Deborah Wye and Peter Galassi"
January 19, 2005
PERSONALITY: Deborah Wye; Peter Galassi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The Museum of Modern Art Perspectives
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography
EXHIBITION: Re-installation of the Prints and Illustrated Books galleries; Re-installation of the Photography galleries
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: Lecture featuring Deborah Wye and Peter Galassi concerning the process of re-installing the Prints and Illustrated
Books Galleries and the Photography Galleries in MoMA's new building in Manhattan.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2005
2005.14, 2005.14D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Amy Cutler"
March 30, 2005
PERSONALITY: Amy Cutler
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Amy Cutler discusses her process and her work in this informal lecture followed by a question and answer
session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2005
2005.15, 2005.15D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Mirta Gomez and Eduardo del Valle"
February 25, 2005
PERSONALITY: Mirta Gomez and Eduardo del Valle
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Mirta Gomez and Eduardo del Valle
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2005
2005.16, 2005.16D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Jennifer and Kevin McCoy"
March 4, 2005
PERSONALITY: Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2005
2005.17, 2005.17D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: An-My L"
May 6, 2005
PERSONALITY: An-my L
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: An-My L; Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 120-Minute Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Introduction by Susan Kismaric of the Department of Photography. An-My L discusses her on-going interest in
war-torn countries and regions as well as war's effects on people and culture.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2005
NOTE: The recording fades in and out during the lecture.
2005.18
"Conversation with Contemporary Artists"
October 29, 1999
NOTE: Recording is completely blank.
PERSONALITY: Barry McGee
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Barry McGee
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, The Junior Associates
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
2005.19
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
November 19, 1999
NOTE: Recording is completely blank.
PERSONALITY: Karim Rashid
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Karim Rashid
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
2005.20
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists"
December 5, 1999
NOTE: Recording is completely blank.
PERSONALITY: Doug Aitken
PLACE: The Edward John Noble Education Center and galleries, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Doug Aitken
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 29, 1999
2005.21, 2005.21D
"Justin Rockefeller's Last Tour of the New Building"
June 21, 2005
PERSONALITY: Justin Rockefeller
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Justin Rockefeller
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape, 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Justin Rockefeller gives an informal tour of the new The Museum of Modern Art building.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2005
2005.22, 2005.22D
"Pierre Huyghe on Animation"
June 22, 2005
NOTE: The recording is very muffled throughout. The introduction is indecipherable.
PERSONALITY: Pierre Huyghe
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Pierre Huyghe
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Pierre Huyghe discusses his art work as well as his working method.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2005
2005.23, 2005.23D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-James Carpenter"
April 22, 2005
PERSONALITY: James Carpenter
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paolo Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; James Carpenter
DATA: Two 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: James Carpenter discusses his architectural glass work, his methods of production, and his formal art training. He enages the audience in a slide presentation of his work.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2005
2005.24
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists-Ernesto Neto"
November 22, 2003
PERSONALITY: Ernesto Neto
PLACE: PS1
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One Microcassette Tape
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.65a-2001.65d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2004
2005.25, 2005.25D
"Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885"
July 6, 2005
PERSONALITY: Linda Nochlin
PLACE: Titus 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Pioneering Modern Painting
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joachim Pissarro, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Linda Nochlin, Professor of Art History at The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: A formal slide presentation lecture by Linda Nochlin focusing on the works of Czanne and Pissarro. The lecture specifically addresses both artists' representations of women.
RELATED MATERIAL: 77.53, 77.54, 77.55, 77.56, 77.57, 77.58, 77.59, 77.60, 77.61, 77.64, 77.64a, 77.65a, 77.67, 77.68, 77.72, 77.75, 77.77, 98.24, 98.89, 98.120
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2005
2005.26, 2005.26D
"Patricia Highsmith Exhibition:Strangers on a Train, The Story Teller, The American Friend, Tell Him I Love Him, Purple Noon"
April 1998
PERSONALITY: Patricia Highsmith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Patricia Highsmith Exhibition
PARTICIPANTS: Introductions: Josh Siegel, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Charles Silver, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
Speakers: Allan Gurganus, Author; Rick Moody, Author; Robert Storr, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Alfred Leslie, Author; Oscar Hijuelos, Author; Romulus Linney; John Kelly; Susan Cheever
SPONSOR: The Department of Film and Video
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: This recording contains eight separate lectures which precede screenings of films based on the novels of Patricia Highsmith. Each lecture is followed by a screening of the following films:Strangers on a Train, The Story Teller, The American Friend, Tell Him I Love Him, Purple Noon.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
NOTE: The duplicate copy only has the introduction and lecture for the first screening of Strangers on a Train.
2005.27a
"Decadence: Redon and Fin-de-Sicle Poetry and Music"
December 3, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Readers include: Richard Howard, poet and Professor Writing, School of the Arts, Columbia University; Mary Jo Bang, poet and Associate Professor of English and Director of the Writing Program at Washington University; Bill T. Jones, Artistic Director, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company. Performers include: Juilliard music students.
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHBITION:Beyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon
DATA: Three Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: In conjunction withBeyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon, poets and performers read Decadent and Symbolist literature by such Redon contemporaries and influences as Charles Baudelaire, Gustave Flaubert, J.K. Huysmans and Edgar Allen Poe. Students from the Juilliard perform music from the period by Ernest Chausson and Henri Duparc among others.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.42
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2005.27b
"Decadence: Redon and Fin-de-Sicle Poetry and Music"
December 3, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Readers include: Richard Howard, poet and Professor Writing, School of the Arts, Columbia University; Mary Jo Bang, poet and Associate Professor of English and Director of the Writing Program at Washington University; Bill T. Jones, Artistic Director, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company. Performers include: Juilliard music students.
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHBITION:Beyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon
DATA: Three Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: In conjunction withBeyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon, poets and performers read Decadent and Symbolist literature by such Redon contemporaries and influences as Charles Baudelaire, Gustave Flaubert, J.K. Huysmans and Edgar Allen Poe. Students from the Juilliard perform music from the period by Ernest Chausson and Henri Duparc among others.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.42
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2005.27c
"Decadence: Redon and Fin-de-Sicle Poetry and Music"
December 3, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Readers include: Richard Howard, poet and Professor Writing, School of the Arts, Columbia University; Mary Jo Bang, poet and Associate Professor of English and Director of the Writing Program at Washington University; Bill T. Jones, Artistic Director, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company. Performers include: Juilliard music students.
SPONSOR: Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHBITION:Beyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon
DATA: Three Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: In conjunction withBeyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon, poets and performers read Decadent and Symbolist literature by such Redon contemporaries and influences as Charles Baudelaire, Gustave Flaubert, J.K. Huysmans and Edgar Allen Poe. Students from the Juilliard perform music from the period by Ernest Chausson and Henri Duparc among others.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.42
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2005.28
"Who the Devil Made It: Conversations with Peter Bogdanovich, on Frank Tashlin andArtists and Models"
February 19, 1999
PERSONALITY: Frank Tashlin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES:Who the Devil Made It: Conversations with Peter Bogdanovich
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josh Siegel, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Bogdanovich, Filmmaker
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: The filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich discusses the work of director Frank Tashlin.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.2a, 2000.2b
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
2005.29
"Patricia Highsmith Exhibition;" "Conversations with Peter Bogdanovich, on Allan Dwan andManhattan MadnessandManhandled"; "Patricia Highsmith Exhibition"
April 24, 1998; April 25, 1998; April 24, 1998
NOTE: The recording contains three separate events. See the title line and summary for a description of each event on the tape.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Josh Siegel, Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; John Kelly, Director; Peter Bogdanovich, Director; Susan Cheever, Author
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: The first event on the tape is an introduction and brief lecture by John Kelly for a screening ofPlein Soleilin the Patricia Highsmith Exhibition.Plein Soleilwas based on the novelThe Talented Mr. Ripleyby Highsmith and adapted into the film version by Rn Clement. The second event is an informal lecture by Peter Bogdanovich on the career of director Allan Dwan. The lecture is followed by a film screening of Dwan's filmsManhattan MadnessandManhandled. The third event is an introduction and brief lecture by the author Susan Cheever for the second screening ofPlein Soleil.
RELATED MATERIAL: 71.14, 2000.2a, 2000.2b
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
2005.30
"Session at the AAM Convention"
n.d.
PLACE: AAM Convention
PARTICIPANTS: Helen Leffit, The Chicago Art Institute; Don Lapidy, The Whitney Museum; Herb Bronstein, The Brooklyn Museum; Clem Brown, The Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Jack Friesel, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Kathryn Warwick, The National Gallery of Art
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: A Discussion of Policy Guidelines and Fee Structures for Copying works of art and videotaping in the museum space, the opportunities and responsibilities in working with corporate sponsors, changing media (new developments in t.v. and radio), a discussion of kinds of information for museums to exchange among the museum world and how to achieve this.
2005.31
"Memorial for Frank O'Hara"
1966
PERSONALITY: Frank O'Hara
PLACE: WNYC, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Kenneth Coq, Poet; John Ashbery, poet
DATA: One Standard 100-Minute Audio Cassette Tape
SUMMARY: New York poets read Frank O'Hara's poems on the air on WNYC New York public radio.
2005.32, 2005.32D
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden-Jon Scieszka"
July 7, 2005
PERSONALITY: Jon Scieszka
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Jon Scieszka, Author
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal reading of Jon Scieszka's books by the author.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2005.33, 2005.33D
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden-Molly Bang"
July 28, 2005
PERSONALITY: Molly Bang
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Molly Bang, Author/Illustrator
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal reading of Molly Bang's books by the author.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2005.34, 2005.34D
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden-Vera B. Williams"
July 21, 2005
PERSONALITY: Vera B. Williams
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Vera B. Williams, Author/Illustrator
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: An informal reading of Vera B. Williams' books by the author.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2005
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2005.35
"Ninth Annual Corporate Luncheon-Presentation of Ninth Annual David Rockefeller Aware to William Harrison"
March 8, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board of The Museum of Modern Art; William Harrison, Chairman of JP Morgan Chase
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Cassette Tape
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.36a
"Conversations Among Friends"
September 27, 2005
PLACE: Titus II, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sarah Lewis, Curatorial Assistant in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Greg Tate, art historian and critic; Wangechi Mutu, artist; Deborah Grant, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: This event is the second in the series. An informal dialogue between African-Americans in the arts. The conversations were organized to encourage African-American participation in the activities and memberships at MoMA.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamphlet.
2005.36b
"Conversations Among Friends"
September 27, 2005
PLACE: Titus II, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sarah Lewis, Curatorial Assistant in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Greg Tate, art historian and critic; Wangechi Mutu, artist; Deborah Grant, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes
SUMMARY: This event is the second in the series. An informal dialogue between African-Americans in the arts. The conversations were organized to encourage African-American participation in the activities and memberships at MoMA.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.37, 2005.37D
"The Rose Alion Goldman Lectures: Representing Space Within and Between Media"
October 5, 2005
PERSONALITY: Michael Snow
PLACE: Titus II, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The Rose Alion Goldman Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Snow, filmmaker
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape and One Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: The second lecture in the Rose Alion Goldman lecture series featuring Michael Snow. Mr. Snow discusses avant-garde filmmaking and the exploration of space in the medium of film.
RELATED MATERIAL: 69.18, 76.4, 76.5, 2005.38
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.38, 2005.38aD
"Notes on the Mediatic Representation of Architecture"
September 14, 2005
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Frampton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus II
SERIES: First in the "The Rose Alion Goldman Lectures: Representing Space Within and Between Media"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrence Riley, Chief Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, architectural historian
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Architecture and Design
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape and One of two Standard Audio C.D.'s
SUMMARY: The first in the Rose Alion Goldman lecture series featuring Kenneth Frampton, architectural historian from Columbia University. Frampton discusses architecture in terms of space and media.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.37
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.38, 2005.38bD
"Notes on the Mediatic Representation of Architecture"
September 14, 2005
PERSONALITY: Kenneth Frampton
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus II
SERIES: First in the "The Rose Alion Goldman Lectures: Representing Space Within and Between Media"
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Terrence Riley, Chief Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Kenneth Frampton, architectural historian
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Architecture and Design
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape and One of two Standard Audio C.D.'s
SUMMARY: The first in the Rose Alion Goldman lecture series featuring Kenneth Frampton, architectural historian from Columbia University. Frampton discusses architecture in terms of space and media.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.37
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.39
"Artist's Choice: Mona Hatoum Here is Elsewhere-Pencil: Drawings from the Collection"
2003
PERSONALITY: Mona Hatoum
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Fereshteh Daftari, Assistant Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Drawings
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.46; 2003.33; Please see Transcripts, Folder 66
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.40
"Safe: Design Takes on Risk"
2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art;
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Architecture and Design
EXHIBITION:Safe: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 67
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.41
"UBS Contemporary Voices"
2004
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Ann Temkin, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Ed Ruscha, artist; , artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Painting and Sculpture
EXHIBITION:Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection[MoMA Exh. #1935, February 4, 2005 -April 25, 2005]
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 68
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.42
"Beyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon"
2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director of MoMA; Jodi Hauptman, Curator in the Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Drawings
EXHIBITION:Beyond the Visible: The Art of Odilon Redon
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 69
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.43, 2005.43D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Sulan Kolatan"
October 21, 2005
PERSONALITY: Sulan Kolatan
PLACE: The Founders Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Sulan Kolatan, architect/designer featured inSAFEexhibition at MoMA
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design; Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape; One C.D.
SUMMARY: Discussion with architect/designer Sulan Kolatan about the work she created for theSAFEexhibition entitledInversabrane.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.40; 2005.46a; 2005.46b; 2005.46c; 2005.46d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2006
2005.44
"Chris Burden/WPS1"
October 28, 2005
NOTE: This material was excerpted from the recording 91.1a and 91.1b in the Museum Archives collection of sound recordings.
PERSONALITY: Chris Burden
SERIES: WPS1 Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Chris Burden
SPONSOR: PS1; Department of Archives
DATA: One Standard Audio CD
RELATED MATERIAL: 91.1a, 91.1b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
NOTE: This recording is damaged. To access this content, see 91.1a and 91.1b.
2005.45
"Karyn Olivier at MoMA"
September 16, 2005
NOTE: This material was excerpted from the original recording, which featured a lecture by Karyn Olivier at MoMA. Olivier participated in the series entitled Conversations with Contemporary Artists. A copy of this recording has not been transferred to the Museum Archives.
PERSONALITY: Karyn Olivier
SERIES: WPS1 Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Karyn Olivier
SPONSOR: PS1
DATA: One Standard Audio C.D.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2005
2005.46a, 2005.46aD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46b, 2005.46bD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46c, 2005.46cD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46d, 2005.46dD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46eD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46fD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.46gD
"Embrace your Fears: A Symposium"
November 4, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into seven parts.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Paola Antonelli, Curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Katrina Heron, Principal, Heron Ventures; Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Partners, Dunne & Raby; Ezri Tarazi, Director of Industrial Design Program at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design; Christopher Faulkner, CEO CI Host; Paul Reynolds, Products Director, Consumer Reports Magazine; Elaine Scarry, Professor of Aesthetics and the General Theory of Value, Harvard University
SPONSOR: Department of Architecture and Design, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:SAFE: Design Takes on Risk
DATA: Four Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tapes; Seven C.D.s
SUMMARY: A formal symposium held in conjunction with theSAFEexhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.47; 2005.47aD
"Representing Space: Within and Between Media"
October 26, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into two parts; Part 1 (2005.47aD) and Part 2 (2005.47bD).
PERSONALITY: Mel Bochner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rose Alion Goldman Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Joachim Pissarro, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Mel Bochner, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education, Rose Alion Goldman Fund
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape; 1 of 2 Standard C.D.s
RELATED MATERIAL: 80.13, 98.161a, 98.161b, 2005.37, 2005.38
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.47, 2005.47bD
"Representing Space: Within and Between Media"
October 26, 2005
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into two parts; Part 1 (2005.47aD) and Part 2 (2005.47bD).
PERSONALITY: Mel Bochner
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Rose Alion Goldman Lecture Series
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Joachim Pissarro, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Mel Bochner, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education, Rose Alion Goldman Fund
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audio Cassette Tape; 2 of 2 Standard C.D.s
RELATED MATERIAL: 80.13, 98.161a, 98.161b, 2005.37, 2005.38
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.48, 2005.48aD
"Elizabeth Murray Gallery Walk-through"
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into two parts; Part 1 (2005.48aD) and Part 2 (2005.48bD).
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Visiting Curator for the Elizabeth Murray Retrospective Exhibition
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Elizabeth Murray
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape; 1 of 2 Standard C.D.s
SUMMARY: An informal walk-through of the Elizabeth Murray exhibition by the curator of the exhibition Robert Storr.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.48, 2005.48bD
"Elizabeth Murray Gallery Walk-through"
NOTE: The duplicate c.d.s are separated into two parts; Part 1 (2005.48aD) and Part 2 (2005.48bD).
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Visiting Curator for the Elizabeth Murray Retrospective Exhibition
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Elizabeth Murray
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audio Cassette Tape; 2 of 2 Standard C.D.s
SUMMARY: An informal walk-through of the Elizabeth Murray exhibition by the curator of the exhibition Robert Storr.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2005.49
"Acoustiguide:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885"
2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director of The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator in Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art; Joachim Pissarro, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture, Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885
DATA: One C.D.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide gallery tour of the exhibitionPioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885led by John Elderfield and Joachim Pissarro.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.25
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2005
2006.1
"Acoustiguide:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation"
2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Glenn Lowry, Director of The Museum of Modern Art; Dialogue with Pixar staff: John Lasseter, Tia Kratter, Bob Pauley, Ricky Nierva, Brad Bird, Mark Andrews, Lou Roman, Harley Jessup, Ralph Eggleston, Bill Cone, Jerome Ranft.
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Film and Video
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
DATA: One C.D.
SUMMARY: Informal dialogue between Glenn Lowry and artists and staff of Pixar describing the details of the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 70
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2006
2006.2, 2006.2D
"Designing for the Birds"
January 7, 2006
PERSONALITY: Ralph Eggleston
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Classroom B
SERIES: Family Films
PARTICIPANTS: Ralph Eggleston, Pixar
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Film and Video
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
DATA: Two C.D.s
SUMMARY: An informal lecture by Ralph Eggleston of Pixar films concerning Pixar's creative design methods.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2006
2006.3, 2006.3D
"Watch This! Films for Tweens Production Design"
January 8, 2006
PERSONALITY: William Cone
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Watch This! Films for Tweens
PARTICIPANTS: William Cone, Pixar
SPONSOR: Department of Education; Department of Film and Video
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
DATA: Two C.D.s
SUMMARY: An informal lecture by William Cone of Pixar films.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.1; 2006.2; 2006.4; 2006.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2006
2006.4, 2006.4D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition with Jason Katz"
January 21, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jason Katz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 2
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Director of Family Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Jason Katz, Pixar
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company; Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of AnimationDATA: Two Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: Informal discussion with artist Jason Katz from Pixar.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.1; 2006.2; 2006.3; 2006.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2006
2006.5, 2006.5D
"Storyboarding"
January 22, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jason Katz
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1
SERIES: Ford Family Programs: Watch This! Films for Tweens
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Director of Family Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Jason Katz, Pixar
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company; Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of AnimationDATA: Two Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: Informal discussion with Jason Katz from Pixar about the process of storyboarding for animated films.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.1; 2006.2; 2006.3; 2006.4
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2006
2006.6, 2006.6D
"Animating Pixar"
February 4, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1
SERIES: Ford Family Programs: Family Films
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Director of Family Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Doug Sweetland, Pixar; Kureha Yokoo, Pixar
SPONSOR: Ford, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
DATA: Two Audio C.D.s
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.1, 2006.2, 2006.3, 2006.4, 2006.5
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2006
2006.7, 2006.7D
"Animation"
February 5, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1
SERIES: Ford Family Programs: Watch This! Films for Tweens
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Elizabeth Margulies, Director of Family Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Doug Sweetland, Pixar; Kureha Yokoo, Pixar
SPONSOR: Ford, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Pixar: 20 Years of Animation
DATA: Two Audio C.D.s
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.1, 2006.2, 2006.3, 2006.4, 2006.5, 2006.6
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2006
2006.8, 2006.8D
Untitled
March 18, 2006
PERSONALITY: John Canemaker
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Classroom B
SERIES: Ford Family Programs, Conservations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction and Moderation: Josh Siegel, Curator in the Department of Film and Video; John Canemaker
SPONSOR: Ford, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: Informal lecture with filmmaker John Canemaker.
RELATED MATERIAL: 84.1
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2006
2006.9, 2006.9D
"Building on Barnes: Reflection by Contemporary Architects and Critics"
November 16, 2005
PERSONALITY: Edward Larrabee Barnes
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Campbell, Architect and critic; Jacques Herzog, architect; Michael Maltzan, architect; Toshiko Mori, architect
and Robert P. Hubbard Professor at Harvard University Graduate School of Design; Terence Riley, Chief Curator in
the Department of Architectuer and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
DATA: Two Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: Panel lecture featuring above mentioned participants discussing the career of American architect Edward Larrabee Barnes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2006
NOTE: The recording is muffled and very difficult to hear.
2006.10, 2006.10D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition, Anton van Dalen"
April 1, 2006
PERSONALITY: Anton van Dalen
PLACE: Classroom B, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Anton van Dalen, artist
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two DVDs
SUMMARY: Informal lecture by artist Anton van Dalen.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2006.11, 2006.11D
"Being a Photographer"
February 8, 2006
PERSONALITY: John Szarkowski
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: John Szarkowski
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION:John Szarkowski: Photographs
DATA: Two Audio C.D.s
SUMMARY: Lecture given by former Chief Curator in the Department of Photography John Szarkowski in conjunction with
an exhibition of his photography e
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2006.12a, 2006.12D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Isaac Julien"
November 18, 2005
PERSONALITY: Isaac Julien
PLACE: Founders Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Isaac Julien, Filmmaker
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two C.D.s, One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given by filmmaker and scholar Isaac Julien followed by a film screening of his work.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2006.12b, 2006.12D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Isaac Julien"
November 18, 2005
PERSONALITY: Isaac Julien
PLACE: Founders Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs in the Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Isaac Julien, Filmmaker
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: Two C.D.s, One Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture given by filmmaker and scholar Isaac Julien followed by a film screening of his work.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2006.13, 2006.13D
"Czanne/Pissarro Symposium-Keynote Speaker's Address"
September 9, 2005
PLACE: Titus II, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Joachim Pissarro, Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Keynote Speaker: Richard Brettell
SPONSOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture; Department of Education
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne & Pissarro, 1865-1885
DATA: One Audio C.D., 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Art historian Rick Brettell presents a formal lecture on the works of Czanne and Pissarro for the opening address of the Czanne/Pissarro Symposium.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.25, 2005.49
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2006
2006.14
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 27, 2006
PERSONALITY: Ed Young
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Ed Young
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Audio C.D.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2006
NOTE: See Museum-Related Photographs. The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2006.15
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 6, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jerry Pinkney
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Jerry Pinkney
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Audio C.D.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2006
NOTE: See Museum-Related Photographs. Introduction and first reading were not recorded. Recording begins with reading of
The Ugly Duckling. The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2006.16
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 13, 2006
PERSONALITY: Paul O. Zelinsky
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Paul O. Zelinsky
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Audio C.D.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2006
NOTE: See Museum-Related Photographs. The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2006.17
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 20, 2006
PERSONALITY: Lois Ehlert
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Lois Ehlert
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: One Audio C.D.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2006
NOTE: See Museum-Related Photographs. The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2006.18, 2006.18D
"The Dawn of Sound"
November 17, 1989
DATA: One Audio Cassette Tape; One 10 inch reel; One C.D.
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer 2006. In addition to the original, a 10 inch analog reel-to-reel archival master, a CD-R use copy and an audio cassette tape back-up copy now exist.
2006.19
"Cy Twombly"
Fall, 1994
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe
EXHIBITION:Cy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]
DATA: Transcript
SUMMARY: Lecture given by Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture, to the International Council of The Museum of Modern Art in conjunction withCy Twombly: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1692, September 21, 1994-January 10, 1995]. The lecture was given at the Fall Meeting of the International Council.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.34, 94.35, 94.37, 94.41; Please see Transcripts, Folder 71
DONOR: International Council
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2006
2006.20
"Kiki Smith: Prints, Books & Things"
2003
PERSONALITY: Kiki Smith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director of MoMA; Wendy Weitman, Associate Curator in the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Kiki Smith, Artist
EXHIBITION:Kiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916, December 5, 2003 - March 8, 2004]
DATA: Transcript
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour ofKiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916, December 5, 2003 - March 8, 2004] exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 72
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.21
"Conversations With Contemporary Artists: Richard Artschwager"
March 17, 2006
NOTE: The recording is periodically muffled.
PERSONALITY: Richard Artschwager
PLACE: Founders' Room, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Temkin, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Artschwager, Artist.
DATA: One Standard CD.
SUMMARY: An informal lecture and conversation with contemporary artist Richard Artschwager.
RELATED MATERIAL: 80.17
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.22, 2006.22D
"Timeline"
June 10, 2006
PERSONALITY: Douglas Gordon
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Klaus Biesenbach, curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Douglas Gordon: Timeline[MoMA Exh. #1974, June 11, 2006-September 4, 2006]
DATA: MP3
SUMMARY: Klaus Biesenbach, curator ofTimeline, discusses Douglas Gordon's work and pieces within the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.23
"Off The Wall: Performance, Sound and Installation"
February 15, 2006
PLACE: Founders' Room, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Janet Cardiff, artist; Marina Abramovich, artist.
SUMMARY: Cardiff and Abramovich lecture concerning site-specificity and the impact of location upon performative work. Followed with an informal conversation.
DATA: 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.12
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.24
"Meditations on Truth"
May 4, 2006
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Shirin Neshat, artist; Walid Raad, artist; Gavatri Chakravorty Spivak, moderator.
EXHIBITION:Without Boundary: Seventeen Ways of Looking[MoMA Exh. #1966, February 26, 2006 - May 22]
SUMMARY: Lecture concerning the articulation of space in architecture, film and drawing.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.25
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Karyn Olivier"
September 16, 2005
PERSONALITY: Karyn Olivier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Michelle Yun, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Karyn Olivier, Artist.
SUMMARY: A discussion of Karyn Olivier's career and methodology.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.26, 2006.26D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Jacco Olivier"
April 21, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jacco Olivier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Moderated by Laura Beiles, Assistant Educator, The Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Jacco Olivier, artist.
SUMMARY: Lecture by Jacco Olivier concerning the content of his work and the challenges that he encounters.
DATA: MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation on CD from Jacco Olivier's talk.
2006.27, 2006.27D
"Views on Edvard Munch"
April 26, 2006
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Patricia Berman, Professor of Art, Wellesley College; Richard Brilliant, Professor of Art and Archaeology, Columbia University; Reinhold Heller, Professor and Chair of Art History, University of Chicago.
EXHIBITION:Edvard Munch: The Modern Life of the Soul[MoMA Exh. #1965, February 19, 2006 - May 8, 2006]
SUMMARY: Participants present special lectures in conjunction with Munch retrospective.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.28, 2006.28D
"On Sculpture: A Sculptors' Panel"
6:00pm, June 19, 2006
PLACE: Founders' Room, The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Temkin, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Shea, artist; Joel Shapiro, artist.
EXHIBITION:Against the Grain: Contemporary Art from the Edward R. Broida Collection[MoMA Exh. #1970, May 3, 2006-July 10, 2006]
SUMMARY: Artists Judith Shea and Joel Shapiro discuss modern and contemporary sculpture through individual presentations and a conversation moderated by Ann Temkin, curator of the exhibition.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.29
"The Graduate Symposium: 'World Art | Art World: Changing Perspectives on Modern and Contemporary Art'"
April 28, 2006
PERSONALITY: Wu Hung
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Wu Hung, Professor, University of Chicago.
SUMMARY: Professor Wu Hung presents the Key Note address "De-Flattening Contemporary Global Art" for the Graduate Symposium "World Art | Art World."
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.30
"Obsession and Practice"
February 27, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Brooke Davis Anderson, director and curator of the Contemporary Center at the American Folk Art Museum; Trenton Doyle Hancock, artist; Daniel Zeller, artist; Susan Howe, poet; David Grubbs, musician.
EXHIBITION:The Compulsive Line: Etching 1900 to Now[MoMA Exh. #1962, January 25, 2006 - April 17, 2006] and the American Folk Art Museum's exhibitionObsessive Drawing.
SUMMARY: This panel attempted to analyze the repetitive and detail-oriented practice of artists and performers.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.31, 2006.31D
"Philip Johnson: Portraits"
February 16, 2006
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Jeffrey Kipnis, Professor of Architecture, Ohio State University.
SUMMARY: A lecture concerning the legacy of Philip Johnson's career at MoMA and beyond.
DATA: MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.32, 2006.32D
"On-Site: New Architecture in Spain"
February 10, 2006
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; David Cohn, Architecture critic; Jose Rafael Romeo, Architect.
EXHIBITION:On-Site: New Architecture in Spain[MoMA Exh. #1964, February 12, 2006 - May 1, 2006]
SUMMARY: A discussion concerning Spain's role and influence in contemporary architecture.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.33
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Yinka Shonibare"
February 10, 2006
PERSONALITY: Yinka Shonibare
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Yinka Shonibare, artist.
SUMMARY: Yinka Shonibare speaks about her work and methodology.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 113
2006.34
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Chris Burden"
October 28, 2005
PERSONALITY: Chris Burden
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Alexandra Schwartz, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Chris Burden, artist.
SUMMARY: Alexandra Schwartz introduces Chris Burden with a brief history of his early career, followed by Burden's lecture concerning architecture, transporation and energy. Includes a viewing of a Burden film.
DATA: One Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 91.1a and 91.1b, 2005.44
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring 2011 by the Department of Education of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
2006.35, 2006.35D
"Without Boundary: Home and Away"
March 8, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Feri Daftari, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Homi Bhabha, History and Literature Chair, Harvard University; Shahzia Sikander, artist; Shirazeh Houshiary, artist.
EXHIBITION:Without Boundary: Seventeen Ways of Looking[MoMA Exh. #1966, February 26, 2006 - May 22, 2006]
SUMMARY: Panelists and authors discuss ideas of "home" and the effects of exile.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.36, 2006.36D
"Elizabeth Murray: Artists Panel"
November 21, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Caroll Dunham, artist; Robert Gober, artist; Jessica Stockholder, artist.
EXHIBITION:Elizabeth Murray[MoMA Exh. #1955, October 28, 2005 - January 9, 2006]
SUMMARY: An artist's panel on the work of Elizabeth Murray.
DATA: One Audio Cassette Tape; Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.25, 96.1, 96.1D, 96.30a, 96.30b, 98.64
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.37a, 2006.37D
"The Lizard in the Landscape"
September 8, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865 - 1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 - September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: John Elderfield and Joachim Pissarro discuss Czanne's relationship with Pissarro.
DATA: Two Standard Audio CD's; Duplicate is One Audio Cassette Tape.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.37b, 2006.37D
"The Lizard in the Landscape"
September 8, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865 - 1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 - September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: John Elderfield and Joachim Pissarro discuss Czanne's relationship with Pissarro.
DATA: Two Standard Audio CD's; Duplicate is One Audio Cassette Tape.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.38a
"Pioneering Modern Painting: A Symposium on Czanne and Pissarro"
September 10, 2005
NOTE: The recording is damaged, and dialogue slows periodically.
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John House, Professor of Art History, Courtauld Institute of Art; Kathryn Tuma, Professor of Modern Art, John Hopkins University; Richard Shiff, Art Chair, University of Texas at Austin; Anthea Cullen, Professor of Visual Art, University of Nottingham.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865 - 1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 - September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: First half of a symposium moderated by Joachim Pissarro, in conjunction with Czanne and Pissarro exhibition. Panelists lectured on Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and technique.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.38b
"Pioneering Modern Painting: A Symposium on Czanne and Pissarro"
September 10, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John House, Professor of Art History, Courtauld Institute of Art; Kathryn Tuma, Professor of Modern Art, John Hopkins University; Richard Shiff, Art Chair, University of Texas at Austin; Anthea Cullen, Professor of Visual Art, University of Nottingham.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865 - 1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 - September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: First half of a symposium moderated by Joachim Pissarro, in conjunction with Czanne and Pissarro exhibition. Panelists lectured on Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and technique.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
NOTE: The recording is damaged, and dialogue slows periodically.
2006.39a
"Video Program"
June 1, 1985
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Viola, artist; Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Bill Viola about the use of video in the 80's.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.39b
"Video Program"
June 1, 1985
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Viola, artist; Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Bill Viola about the use of video in the 80's.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.39c
"Video Program"
June 1, 1985
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Viola, artist; Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Bill Viola about the use of video in the 80's.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.39d
"Video Program"
June 1, 1985
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Bill Viola, artist; Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: Barbara London interviews Bill Viola about the use of video in the 80's.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.40a
"Beaumont Newhall Memorial Tribute"
October 6, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; James Enyeart, author; Sarah Greenough, Curator of Photography Department, National Gallery of Art, DC; Van Deren Coke, photographer; John Szarkowski, photographer.
SUMMARY: A discussion of Beaumont Newhall's legacy and love of photography.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.40b
"Beaumont Newhall Memorial Tribute"
October 6, 1993
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; James Enyeart, author; Sarah Greenough,Curator of Photography Department , National Gallery of Art, DC; Van Deren Coke, photographer; John Szarkowski, photographer.
SUMMARY: A discussion of Beaumont Newhall's legacy and love of photography.
DATA: Two standard 90 minute audio cassette tapes.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.41, 2006.41D
"Opening of Joan Mir Exhibition"
October 13, 1993
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Fracisco Luzan, Chairman of Argemtaria; Juan Carlos, King of Spain.
SPONSOR: Argemtaria
EXHIBITION:Joan Mir[MoMA Exh. #166, October 13, 1993-January 11, 1994]
SUMMARY: A discussion of past Mir exhibitions, and the philosophy behind the current Mir exhibition. Also includes a lengthy acknowledgment of lenders and the King and Queen of Spain.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006; Duplicate arrived July 2004
2006.42
"The Aroma of Enchantment"
December 11, 1992
NOTE: This recording does not include the beginning of the premiere.
PERSONALITY: Chip Lord
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Chip Lord, media artist.
SUMMARY: The premier of Chip Lord's film "The Aroma of Enchantment," a film that investigates the idea of the "American Dream" in Japan.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.43
"Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London with Bill Viola"
May 17, 1986
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: "Interviews by Barbara London"
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Bill Viola, artist.
SUMMARY: Barbara London and Bill Viola discuss his creative process and inspiration.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.44
"Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London with Laurie Anderson"
February 1985
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurie Anderson, experimental performer and musician.
SUMMARY: Music from Laurie Anderson as well as interview about her uses of new media.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.45
"Sound Art"
June 25-August 5, 1979
PERSONALITY: Julia Heyward and D. Christensen
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Julia Heyward, artist; D. Christensen, artist.
EXHIBITION:Sound Art[MoMA Exh. #1266, June 25-July 5, 1979]
SUMMARY: Soundtrack to their installation, including "Nova Convention", "It's Raining Blood", "Bury me in 2001", "Apocalupso."
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.46
"Video Program: Interviews by Barbara London: Michael Shamberg"
November 17 - January 10, 1989
NOTE: This recording is damaged and does not play in its entirety.
PERSONALITY: Michael Shamberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Deirdre Boyle, historian; Michael Shamberg, video artist.
EXHIBITION:American Documentary Video[MoMA Exh. #1505, November 17, 1988-January 10, 1989]
SUMMARY: An interview of Michael Shamberg, an original member of TVTV collective, performed by Barbara London and Deirdre Boyle on the occasion of the show "American Documentary Video: Subject to Change."
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.47
"Henri Matisse and Costume"
April 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Francis Mason
PLACE: WQXR Radio Station
PARTICIPANTS: Francis Mason, radio announcer for WQRX, the radio station for theNew York Times.
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
SUMMARY: Francis Mason discusses costume and dance within the Matisse exhibition.
DATA: One 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette tape.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.48
"Zero Degrees Latitude"
October 8, 1993
PERSONALITY: Steve Fagin
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Steve Fagin, Cinematographer.
SUMMARY: Steve Fagin premieres his film "Zero Degrees Latitude" and discusses the making of the film.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.49a
"Judith Barry Interview"
March 25, 1986
NOTE: This recording does not start at the beginning of the interview.
PERSONALITY: Judith Barry
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Barbara London Interviews
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Barry, artist.
SUMMARY: Judith Barry speaks about her use of material and her installation methods, specifically her work "Echo."
DATA: Two standard 60 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.49b
"Judith Barry Interview"
March 25, 1986
NOTE: This recording does not start at the beginning of the interview.
PERSONALITY: Judith Barry
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Barbara London Interviews
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Judith Barry, artist.
SUMMARY: Judith Barry speaks about her use of material and her installation methods, specifically her work "Echo."
DATA: Two standard 60 minute audio cassette tapes.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.50a
"S Tanikawa Interview"
February 26, 1989
NOTE: The recording begins in the middle of the interview.
PERSONALITY: S Tanikawa
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Barbara London Interviews
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; S Tanikawa, artist.
SUMMARY: Discussion between Barbara London and S Tanikawa concerning his collaborative works.
DATA: Two standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.50b
"S Tanikawa Interview"
February 26, 1989
NOTE: The recording begins in the middle of the interview.
PERSONALITY: S Tanikawa
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Barbara London Interviews
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; S Tanikawa, artist.
SUMMARY: Discussion between Barbara London and S Tanikawa concerning his collaborative works.
DATA: Two standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.51a
"Edin Velez"
September 6, 1989
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Edin Velez, artist.
SUMMARY: Edin Velez speaks about his Japanese and Latin influences.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.51b
"Edin Velez"
September 6, 1989
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Interviews by Barbara London
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Edin Velez, artist.
SUMMARY: Edin Velez speaks about his Japanese and Latin influences.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.52
"Suburbs of Eden"
October 16, 1992
PERSONALITY: Cecilia Condit
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Premieres
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Cecilia Condit, Cinematographer.
SUMMARY: Cecilia Condit premieres her film "Suburbs of Eden" and discusses the making of the film.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.53
"The Note"
June 25-August 5, 1979
PERSONALITY: Connie Beckley
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Sound Art[MoMA Exh. #1266, June 25-July 5, 1979]
SUMMARY: Connie Beckley's audio performance of "The Note" with musical score.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.54
"Day Without Art"
December 3, 1993
PERSONALITY: Greg Bordowitz
SERIES: Video Program
PARTICIPANTS: Greg Bordowitz, AIDS activist and Filmmaker.
SUMMARY: Greg Bordowitz shows a documentary about the AIDS crisis in the early 90's.
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.55, 2006.55D
"Seven Fron Three (for go)"
August 6 - September 15, 1981
PERSONALITY: Alan Scarritt
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Projects (Installation)
PARTICIPANTS: Alan Scarritt, artist.
EXHIBITION:Alan Scarritt[MoMA Exh. #1315, August 6-September 15, 1981]
SUMMARY: Audio of the installation "Seven Fron Three (for go)" from the Alan Scarritt exhibition.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.56, 2006.56D
"Summergarden at The Museum of Modern Art"
1992
PERSONALITY: Lloyd Moss
SERIES: Traditions
PARTICIPANTS: Lloyd Moss, host.
SUMMARY: Lloyd Moss, host of Paine Webber's Concert Network, discusses MoMA's sculpture garden, the summergarden concert series and plays Claude Debussy recording.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.57
"Projects: Shigeko Kubota"
PERSONALITY: Shigeko Kubota
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Projects
PARTICIPANTS: Shigeko Kubota, visual artist; Kazuko Oshima, actor.
EXHIBITION:Projects: Shigeko Kubota[MoMA Exh. #1203, March 16-May 2, 1978]
SUMMARY: Shigeko Kubota discusses her Japanese heritage and her conceptual work. Kazuko Oshima records the lecture.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.58
"Sound Art"
June 25-August 5, 1979
PERSONALITY: Maggie Payne
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Maggie Payne, artist.
EXHIBITION:Sound Art[MoMA Exh. #1266, June 25-July 5, 1979]
SUMMARY: Sound from Maggie Payne's installation "Lunar Dusk" and "Lunar Earthrise."
DATA: One standard 60 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.59
"Gordon Bunshaft Memorial Tribute"
September 19, 1990
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Charles Bassett, architect; David Rockefeller, chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Philip Johnson, architect and curator; William Rubin, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Kevin Roche, architect; Leon Moed, architect.
SUMMARY: Acknowledgments of Gordon Bunshaft's career and achievements.
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2006
2006.60, 2006.60D
"Matisse Picasso on WNYC"
PLACE: WNYC Station, New York NY
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: One standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.61a, 2006.61aD
"Master Drawings Symposium"
December 9, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: Eight standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.61b, 2006.61bD
"Master Drawings Symposium"
December 9, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: Eight standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.61c, 2006.61cD
"Master Drawings Symposium"
December 9, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: Eight standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.61d, 2006.61dD
"Master Drawings Symposium"
December 9, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: Eight standard 90 minute audio cassette tape.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.62
"The Vision of the Modern"
September 27-29, 1985
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg
SERIES: The Tarrytown Group, New Museums New Audiences
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
SUMMARY: Discussion about the history of the museums numerous construction projects and the changes the museum had gone through in the public eye.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.22, 96.23a, 96.23b, 96.24a, 96.24b.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.63
"Echo"
March 25, 1986
PERSONALITY: Judith Barry
SERIES: Video Program
PARTICIPANTS: Judith Barry, artist
EXHIBITION:Projects: Judith Barry[MoMA Exh. #1421, May 2-June 3, 1986]
SUMMARY: Audio component of Echo
DATA: 1 60 Minute Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.49a, 2006.49b.
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.64a
"Pioneering Modern Painting: A Symposium on Czanne and Pissarro"
September 10, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Tim Clark, Professor at University of California, Berkeley; Paul Smith, art historian; Brett Littman, Deputy Director, P.S.1.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865-1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: The afternoon session of this symposium was centered around anarchism and realism.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.38a, 2006.38b.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.64b
"Pioneering Modern Painting: A Symposium on Czanne and Pissarro"
September 10, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Tim Clark, Professor at University of California, Berkeley; Paul Smith, art historian; Brett Littman, Deputy Director, P.S.1.
EXHIBITION:Pioneering Modern Painting: Czanne and Pissarro 1865-1885[MoMA Exh. #1944, June 26, 2005 September 12, 2005]
SUMMARY: The afternoon session of this symposium was centered around anarchism and realism.
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.38a, 2006.38b.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2006
2006.65a
"Elizabeth Murray: A Critics Panel"
November 28, 2005
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Carter Ratcliff, editor,Art in America; Katy Siegel, art historian and critic; Joan Simon, contributing editor toArt in America; Alexi Worth, artist.
EXHIBITION:Elizabeth Murray[MoMA Exh. #1955, October 28, 2005 - January 9, 2006]
DATA: 1 of 2 Standard CDs
SUMMARY: Participants give presentations and engage in discussions moderated by Robert Storr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.36
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Fall 2006
NOTE: This recording is extremely difficult to hear
2006.65b
"Elizabeth Murray: A Critics Panel"
November 28, 2005
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Carter Ratcliff, editor, Art in America; Katy Siegel, art historian and critic; Joan Simon, contributing editor to Art in America; Alexi Worth, artist.
EXHIBITION:Elizabeth Murray[MoMA Exh. #1955, October 28, 2005 - January 9, 2006]
DATA: 2 of 2 Standard CDs
SUMMARY: Participants give presentations and engage in discussions moderated by Robert Storr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.36
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Fall 2006
NOTE: This recording is extremely difficult to hear
2007.1
"Marcel Duchamp"
1964
PERSONALITY: Marcel Duchamp
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Duchamp, artist.
SUMMARY: Marcel Duchamp discusses the concept of motion and the ideas that led to his paintingNude Descending a Staircase.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
RELATED MATERIAL: 61.3, 61.4, 61.5, 61.6.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007.
2007.2, 2007.2D
"Modern Danish Design Revisited"
December 12, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Think Modern: Adult and Academic Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: Professor Penny Sparke, Dean of the Faculty of Art, Design & Music, Kingston University, London; Laetitia Wolff, writer, curator; Christina Strand, designer; Anders Byriel, director of the textile manufacturing company Kvadrat.
SUMMARY: Panel discussion and lecture about the history and legacy of Danish design.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007.
2007.3
"The Low Part of High Cubism"
November 8, 1990
PERSONALITY: Robert Rosenblum
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: High and Low: Modern Art & Popular Culture
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Rosenblum, professor and art historian.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
SUMMARY: Robert Rosenblum discusses the scholastic importance of cubism along with the realities outside the academic sphere.
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007.
2007.4
"World Art/Art World: Changing Perspectives on Modern and Contemporary Art"
April 29, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Graduate Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Larissa Buchholz, Graduate student; Daniel Quiles, Graduate student; Jennifer Josten, Graduate Student; Roberta Bonetti, Graduate Student; Wendy Morris, Graduate student; Leora Maltz, Graduate Student; Zdenka Badovinac, Director of Moderna Galerija, Slovenia; Salah Hassan, Professor, Cornell University.
SPONSOR: Education
SUMMARY: Graduate lectures and discussion about the ramifications of globalism upon Art History, art markets and art careers.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007.
2007.5a
"The Death of Film: A Millennial Symposium"
January 11, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Godfrey Cheshire, film critic; John Bailey, cinematographer; Jason Kliot, co-founder of Open City Films; Rochelle Slovin, Director of the American Museum of the Moving Image; Dean Goodhill, film editor.
SUMMARY: Laurence Kardish acts as moderator for a symposium concerned with the issues of digital cinema and how digital media will change the industry at large.
DATA: 2 100 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007
2007.5b
"The Death of Film: A Millennial Symposium"
January 11, 2000
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Godfrey Cheshire, film critic; John Bailey, cinematographer; Jason Kliot, co-founder of Open City Films; Rochelle Slovin, Director of the American Museum of the Moving Image; Dean Goodhill, film editor.
SUMMARY: Laurence Kardish acts as moderator for a symposium concerned with the issues of digital cinema and how digital media will change the industry at large.
DATA: 2 100 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007
2007.6
"Robert Beers Memorial"
December 9, 2005
PERSONALITY: Robert Beers, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Anne Javsicas; Charles S. Verral Jr.; Richard Hennessy; Lola Pashalinksi; Mary Vogler; Chris Rael; Penny Arcade, performance artist; Ken Tisa, professor; Robert Rindler, Dean of Cooper Union; Mickey Ronan, Community Organizer, Roosevelt Island; Jane White, actress; Jillian Slonim; Pat Whitman; Jennifer Smith, actress.
SUMMARY: Participants share stories about Robert Beers.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 20007.
2007.7
"Gabrielle"
October 17, 2005
PERSONALITY: Isabelle Huppert
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Film and Media Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: Isabelle Huppert, actress; Patrice Chereau, director.
SPONSOR: Cultural Services of the French Embassy.
SUMMARY: Introductions by Patrice Chereau, director of the film and actress Isabelle Huppert. Followed by film screening.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007.
2007.8
"Music in the Art of Paul Klee"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Paul Klee
SERIES: NPR
PARTICIPANTS: Becca Pulliam, announcer; Pierre Boulez, composer.
DATA: 1 Standard 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio segment on Paul Klee's interest in music.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.49, 98.50.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.9
"World Trade Center"
December 11, 2006
PERSONALITY: Oliver Stone
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, senior curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Oliver Stone, director.
SUMMARY: A special screening ofWorld Trade Centerwas held to recognize the donation of the film to The Museum of Modern Art by Paramount Pictures and director Oliver Stone. With introducing remarks by Laurence Kardish followed by a question and answer session with Oliver Stone.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007
2007.10
"Special Screening: High Society"
October 18, 2007
PERSONALITY: Kathryn Crosby
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, senior curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Kathryn Crosby, actress and widow of Bing Crosby.
SUMMARY: Kathryn Crosby introduces her husband's favorite film,High Society, fifty years after its initial release. Actors in the film included Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly and Louis Armstrong. Kathryn Crosby describes her husband's relationship to all the other actors in the film.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007
NOTE: This recording is highly amplified and at times distorted.
2007.11
"An Evening with Nancy Andrews"
October 30, 2006
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MediaScope
PARTICIPANTS: Nancy Andrews, filmmaker.
SPONSOR: Jennifer McSweeney, director, Penny McCall Foundation.
SUMMARY: Screening ofThe Haunted CameraandMonkeys and Lumpsboth created by Andrews. Following the screenings, Andrews participates in a question and answer session about her work.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2007
2007.12a
"Juilliard Concert I: Music for Piano and Strings"
July 17, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, trustee and former director, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; Miranda Cuckson, violinist; Christina Wheeler, violinist; Glenda Goodman, viola; Claire Bryant, cellist; Philip Fisher, pianist.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Juilliard Concert I: Music for Piano and Strings performed by current or recently graduated Julliard students.
DATA: 1 of 2 Standard CDs.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.12b
"Juilliard Concert I: Music for Piano and Strings"
July 17, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Oldenburg, trustee and former director, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; Miranda Cuckson, violinist; Christina Wheeler, violinist; Glenda Goodman, viola; Claire Bryant, cellist; Philip Fisher, pianist.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Juilliard Concert I: Music for Piano and Strings performed by current or recently graduated Julliard students.
DATA: 2 of 2 Standard CDs.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.13
"Jazz: Myra Melford's 'The Tent'"
July 24, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Myra Melford, piano and harmonium; Chris Speed, clarinet and tenor; Cuong Vu, trumpet; Stomu Takeishi, bass guitar; Elliot Humberto Kavee, drums.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: A performance of Jazz: Myra Melford'sThe Tent.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
RELATED MATERIALS: 2010.11
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.14
"Juilliard Concert II: Music for Mixed Ensemble"
July 31, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; Shawn Wychoff, flute; Moran Katz, clarinet; Jennifer Rhodes, bassoon; Yuri Namkung, violin; Bridget Fitzgerald, viola; Yves Dharamraj, cello; Paul Kwak, piano; Michael Caterisano, percussion.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Juilliard Concert II: Music for Mixed Ensemble with members and alumni of The New Juilliard Ensemble.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.15
"Greg Osby's Sound Theater"
August 7, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Greg Osby, alto saxophone; Liberty Ellman, guitar; Megumi Yonezawa, piano; Matt Brewer, bass.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Greg Osbys Sound Theater concert.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.16
"Juillard Concert III: Music for String Quartet"
August 14, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; SoJin Kim, violin; Amy Schroeder, violin; Gillian Gallagher, viola; Andrew Yee, cello.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Juillard Concert III: Music for String Quartet performed by students and alumni of Juillard.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.17
"Jazz: Henry Threadgill's '3 + 3'"
August 21, 2005
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2005: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Henry Threadgill, alto saxophone, flute; Chris Hoffman, cello; Greg Heffernan, cello; Ruben Kodheli, cello; Jose Davila, tuba; Elliot Humberto Kavee, drums.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Jazz: Henry Threadgill's3 + 3.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.18
"Juillard Concert I: Music for Violin, Cello, and Piano"
July 9, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; Miranda Cuckson, violin; Christopher Gross, cello; Philip Fisher, piano.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Juillard Concert I: Music for Violin, Cello, and Piano.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.19
"Jazz: Steve Coleman and Five Elements"
July 16, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Steve Coleman, alto saxophone; Jonathan Finlayson, trumpet; Tim Albright, trombone; Jen Shyu, vocals; Thomas Morgan, bass; Justin Brown, drums.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
SUMMARY: Concert of Jazz: Steve Coleman and Five Elements.
DATA: 1 MP3.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007
2007.20
"Juilliard Concert II: Music for Mixed Ensembles"
July 23, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Alexandra Sopp, flutes; Toni Marie Marchioni, oboe; Moran Katz, clarinet; Gareth Flowers, trumpet; Patrick Doane, violin; Emily Ondracek, violin; Elliot Isaacson, viola; Peter Anderegg, cello; Salima Barday, double bass; Laura Poe, piano; Luke Rinderknecht, percussion; Eric Roberts, percussion; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA.
SUMMARY: Juilliard Concert II: Music for Mixed Ensembles with members of the New Juilliard Ensemble.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007.
2007.21
"Jazz: The Marty Ehrlich Sextet: News on the Rail"
July 30, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Marty Ehrlich, alto saxophone and clarinet; James Zollar, trumpet; Howard Johnson, baritone saxophone and tuba; James Weidman, piano and melodica; Ben Allison, bass; Allison Miller, drums.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA.
SUMMARY: Jazz: The Marty Ehrlich Sextet: News on the Rail concert.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007.
2007.22
"Juilliard Concert III: Music for String Quartet"
August 6, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Melanie Monios, production manager, The Museum of Modern Art; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts; Keats Dieffenbach, violin; David Fulmer, violin; Eric Nowlin, viola; Eric Jacobsen, cello.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA.
SUMMARY: Juilliard Concert III: Music for String Quartet concert.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007.
2007.23
"Jazz: Brandon Ross and Blazing Beauty"
August 13, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Summergarden 2006: A Collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
PARTICIPANTS: Brandon Ross, guitars, banjo, vocals; Stomu Takeishi, acoustic bass guitar; J.T. Lewis, drums; Graham Haynes, cornet.
SPONSOR: Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA.
SUMMARY: Jazz: Brandon Ross and Blazing Beauty concert.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2007.
2007.24
"Jerome Foundation Panel Discussion"
October 28, 2005
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Jerome Hill Foundation.
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Peggy Ahwesh, filmmaker; Donna Cameron, filmmaker; Edin Velez, media artist.
SUMMARY: Recipients of Jerome Foundation grants discuss the idea of an "emerging artist."
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Cassette.
RELATED MATERIAL: 78.33
DONOR: Department of Film and Video.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2007
2007.25
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 5, 2007
PERSONALITY: Walter Dean Myers and Christopher Myers
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Walter Dean Myers, Author; Christopher Myers, Author/Illustrator.
SUMMARY: Authors read from their latest childrens book.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Education Department.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2007
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2007.26
"Reading Revern, Painting Poetry"
April 9, 2007
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Luis Perez-Oramas, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Jose Luis Blondet, poet; Jose Luis Falconi, curator, Latino and Latin American Art Forum Program; Alejandro Merizalde, painter and translator.
EXHIBITION:Armando Revern[MoMA Exh. #1995, February 11, 2007-April 16, 2007]
SUMMARY: Latin American poets read in Spanish followed by English translations.
DATA: 1 MP3.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.27, 2002.36a, 2002.36b
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.27
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 19, 2007
PERSONALITY: Chris Raschka
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, The Museum of Modern Art; Chris Raschka, author and illustrator.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company.
SUMMARY: Chris Raschka illustrates a scene and reads from one of his childrens books.
DATA: 1 MP3.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.25
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2007.28
"Photography and Narrative"
April 26, 2007
PERSONALITY: Amir Parsa
PLACE: The Lewis B. Cullman Education and Research Building, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Brown Bag Lunch Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Amir Parsa, educator and lecturer.
SUMMARY: Parsa uses slide examples of photographs that depict narrative scenes.
DATA: 1 MP3
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.29
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Sze Tsung Leong"
March 30, 2007
PERSONALITY: Sze Tsung Leong
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Eva Respini, associate curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Sze Tsung Leong, photographer.
SUMMARY: A discussion on the unique transitions various cultures face while modernizing and urbanizing.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.30
"Projects 84: Josiah McElheny 'Artists and Models'"
March 12, 2007
PERSONALITY: Josiah McElheny
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Panel Discussions and Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: Joshua Siegal, assistant curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Josiah McElheny, sculptor; Chris Burden, artist.
EXHIBITION:Projects 84: Josiah McElheny[MoMA Exh. #1994, February 12, 2007-April 9, 2007]
SUMMARY: A discussion regarding the use of the architectural model in sculpture.
DATA: 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: Video-Recordings of Museum-Related Events 2008-222
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.31, 2007.31D
"Place and Light: From New York to China and the Mediterranean"
December 4, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Shiff, art historian; Garry Garrels, curator of the exhibition; John Yau, poet and author.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
SUMMARY: Critics and scholars discuss the influence of geography and culture on Brice Marden's work. A discussion is moderated by Gary Garrels.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.132, 99.8, 94.35
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007, Duplicate arrived July 2008
2007.32
"Transforming New York: Music and Film at Night"
February 6, 2007
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: Thurston Moore, musician; Jim Jarmusch, filmmaker; Doug Aitken, multimedia artist.
EXHIBITION:Doug Aitken: Sleepwalkers[MoMA Exh. #1991, January 16, 2007-February 12, 2007]
SUMMARY: In conjunction withDoug Aitken: Sleepwalkers, a public art project presented by MoMA and Creative Time, Aitken, filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, and Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth discuss the power of film, music, and nighttime to transform the city and its inhabitants.
DATA: 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: vv2003.1
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.33
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 12, 2007
PERSONALITY: Judi and Ron Barrett.
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden.
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Judi Barrett, author; Ron Barrett, illustrator.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company.
SUMMARY: Judi and Ron Barrett read from the children's books they have created together.
DATA: 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.25, 2007.27.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2007.34
"1907/2007: Poets on Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"
May 23, 2007
PLACE: Celeste Bartos Theater.
SERIES: Modern Poets
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Jo Bang, poet; Mary Ann Caws, author and translator; Pierre Joris, poet; Jerome Rothenberg, poet; Anna Swinborne, assistant curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture .
EXHIBITION:Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon at 100[MoMA Exh. #2004, May 9-August 27, 2007]
SUMMARY: Poets read work by Pablo Picasso's contemporaries as well as some of their own work on the 100th anniversary of the famed painting, Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.
DATA: 1 MP3.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.31, 2005.27.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.35
"Out of Time: A Contemporary View"
March 22, 2007
PLACE: The Lewis B. Cullman Education and Research Building, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Brown Bag Lunch Series
PARTICIPANTS: Kelly Sidley, curatorial assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Out of Time: A Contemporary View.[MoMA Exh. #1978, August 30, 2006-April 9, 2007]
SUMMARY: Kelly Sidley investigates the various ways artists use time to mark or make their work.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.36
"The School of Least Resistance: New Realism in France"
March 1, 2007
PLACE: The Lewis B. Cullman Education and Research Building, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Brown Bag Lunch Series
PARTICIPANTS: Kaira Marie Cabanas, PhD candidate, Princeton University.
SUMMARY: Kaira Marie Cabanas discusses her dissertation on the relations between avant-garde artistic practices and the growing media culture in France in the years 1957-62.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.37
"New York: The Creative Catalyst"
July 12, 2007
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Douglas Crimp, art historian; Peter Eisenman, Eisenman architects; Meredith Monk, artist; David Joselit, chair of art history department, Yale University.
EXHIBITION:Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years[MoMA Exh. 2007, June 3, 2007-September 10, 2007 and The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden installation, June 3, 2007-September 24, 2007]
SUMMARY: Through a series of individual presentations and a moderated discussion, artists and scholars explore the various ways in which New York has been a source of adventure, inspiration, and creativity.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.38
"Playing Games, Reinventing Traditions"
May 9, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Arturo Herrera, artist; Luis Perez-Oramas, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art.
SUMMARY: In this program, Venezuelan-born Arturo Herrera, who uses cartoon and fairy tale images, engage in discussion with Glenn D. Lowry about how his art continues or diverges from cultural traditions.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
2007.39
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 26, 2007
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden.
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Bryan Collier, children's book author.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company.
SUMMARY: Bryan Collier reads and talks about being an artist to a group of children and their families.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2007.
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2007.40
"Screening of 'The Rise of Louis XIV'"
December 14, 2006
PERSONALITY: Isabella Rossellini
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Isabella Rossellini, actor.
EXHIBITION:Rossellini on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1986, November 15, 2006-April 9, 2007]
SUMMARY: Isabella Rossellini discusses how critics viewed her father's work and how he viewed his own work.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2007
2007.41
"Tag Gallagher on Roberto Rossellini"
December 4, 2006
PERSONALITY: Tag Gallagher
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Tag Gallagher, author.
EXHIBITION:Rossellini on Paper[MoMA Exh. #1986, November 15, 2006-April 9, 2007]
SUMMARY: An illustrated lecture by Tag Gallagher, author ofThe Adventures of Roberto Rossellini: His Life and Films.
DATA: 1 MP3
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.40
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2007.
2007.42
"An Evening with Suzan Pitt"
November 20, 2006
PERSONALITY: Suzan Pitt.
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: MediaScope 2006.
PARTICIPANTS: Suzan Pitt, animator.
SUMMARY: Suzan Pitt asks for questions from the audience about her work and her involvement in indie animation since the 1970s.
DATA: 1 MP3.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2007.
2007.43
"Vienna 1900 Acoustiguide"
1986
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, chief curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 Standard 60 minute audio cassette.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe narrates an audio tour of the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.37, 98.38a, 98.38b, 98.38c, 98.38d.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.44
"Music of the Forties: War Songs"
March 18, 1991
PLACE: New Rochelle.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Kelly, announcer; Judy Fremont, announcer.
SPONSOR: WRTN- FM
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
DATA: 1 standard 60 minute audio cassette.
SUMMARY: Music from the 1940s
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.58, 2001.59.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.45
"MoMA Protest"
June 15, 1984
PERSONALITY: Andy Lyman.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: National Public Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Annie Shaver Crandell, President, Women's Caucus for Art.
EXHIBITION:International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture[MoMA Exh. #1377, May 17-August 19, 1984]
DATA: 1 Standard 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Woman artists and their supporters picketed The Museum of Modern Art in protest of the recent exhibition and the lack of female artists in the show.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.46
"Morning Edition NPR"
June 14, 2000
PERSONALITY: Bob Edward
SERIES: National Public Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Bob Edwards, announcer, National Public Radio; Joe Hannon, editor, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage of The Museum of Modern Art employee strike during 2000.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.47
"Bernice Rose"
March 11, 1993
PERSONALITY: Bernice Rose
SERIES: New York and Company
PARTICIPANTS: Bernice Rose, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Leonard Lopate, WNYC announcer.
EXHIBITION:Thinking is Form: The Drawings of Joseph Beuys[MoMA Exh. #1644, February 21-May 4, 1993]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Bernice Rose is interviewed about Joseph Beuys's position as an influential post-war artist.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.55a, 98.55b
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.48
"John Baldessari"
December 7, 1993
PERSONALITY: John Baldessari
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John Baldessari, artist.
EXHIBITION:Artists Choice: John Baldassari[MoMA Exh. #1675, March 17-May 10, 1994]
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Baldessari discusses the type of work he wanted to display for exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.178, 96.54
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.49
"Jacob Lawrence Media Preview"
1995
PERSONALITY: Jacob Lawrence
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jessica Schwartz, director, Public Information, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Stephanie French, vice president of cultural programs, Philip Morris; Sheldon Hackney, chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Jacob Lawrence, artist.
SPONSOR: Philip Morris
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
DATA: 1 Standard 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Speakers thank contributors to the exhibition and discuss the historic importance of theMigration Series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.2
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.50, 2007.50D
"Venice Biennale"
April 26, 1995
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, president, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Gianluigi Gabetti, vice president, Fiat; and others.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: United States Press conference announcing the program of the 1995 Venice Biennale.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.51
"Interview with Michael Powell"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Michael Powell
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Powell, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Cassette.
SUMMARY: Interview with Michael Powell.
DONOR: Department of Film.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The recording must be preserved prior to use
2007.52
"Oldenburg Interview"
June 6, 1984
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg
SERIES: WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Richard Oldenburg about the major renovations the Museum is undergoing.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The recording must be preserved prior to use
2007.53, 2007.53D
"John Elderfield on WNYC"
October 23, 1995
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Piet Mondrian: 1872-1944[MoMA Exh. #1727, September 27(October1),-1995-January 23, 1996]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion of the exhibition and the life and works of Mondrian.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.31, 95.32
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.54
"Elizabeth Murray on WNYC"
August 2, 1995
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Murray.
SERIES: New York and Company
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer, WNYC; Elizabeth Murray, artist.
EXHIBITION:Artists Choice: Elizabeth Murray[MoMA Exh. #1720, June 19(20)-August 22, 1995]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Elizabeth Murray discusses her methods for curating an exhibition with work by women artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.25, 98.64
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.55
"Stenberg Brothers Press Preview"
June 9, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Addison, director of Communications and Marketing, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:Stenberg Brothers: Constructing a Revolution in Soviet Design[MoMA Exh. #1775, June 9(10)-September 2, 1997]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Press preview of Stenberg Brothers graphic design exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.56
"Jackson Pollock/Museum of Modern Art"
November 3, 1998
SERIES: NPR Morning Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Bob Edwards, announcer, NPR; David D'arcy, reporter.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An overview of Jackson Pollocks influence as an artist.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.57
"Arts Today"
February 11, 1998
SERIES: Evening Edition of Arts Today, Australian Broadcasting Corporation
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Louise Adler, announcer.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion with Kirk Varnedoe about some notable works by Jackson Pollock.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.56
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.58
"Jewish Art"
December 3, 1998
SERIES: Maine National Public Radio Morning Edition
PARTICIPANTS: David D'arcy, NPR reporter; Maria Altmann, Holocaust survivor.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Media coverage on a Washington D.C. conference about looted art and the Jewish Holocaust.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.59
"Cameron Preview"
January 27, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Sylvia Wolf, photography historian.
EXHIBITION:Julia Margaret Cameron's Women[MoMA Exh. #1825, January 28-May 4, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Sylvia Wolf discusses the life and work of Julia Margaret Cameron.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The quality of the recording is poor
2007.60
"Museum of Modern Art/David D'arcy"
September 21, 1999
SERIES: NPR, All Things Considered
PARTICIPANTS: David D'arcy, NPR reporter.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A news byte regarding looted art and The Museum of Modern Art's exhibition of loaned work from Europe.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.58
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.61
"MoMA Reopens"
Interview with Richard Oldenburg
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, director, The Museum of Modern Art; Alice Shaffner, reporter.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Richard Oldenburg discusses the new Cesar Pelli expansion and the new circulatory flow of the institution.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.29
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.62
"MoMA Reopens"
May 1984
SPONSOR: National Radio of Spain-RNE
PARTICIPANTS: Javier Martin Dominguez, reporter.
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Report on The Museum of Modern Art's reopening in Spanish.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.63
"Primitivism"
September 25, 1984
PERSONALITY: William Rubin
SERIES: National Public Radio Morning Edition.
PARTICIPANTS: Andy Lyman, reporter, NPR; William Rubin, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Philip Morris.
EXHIBITION:"Primitivism" in 20th Century Art: Affinity of the Tribal and the Modern[MoMA Exh. #1382, September 19, 1984-January 15, 1985]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: William Rubin discusses the use of the word primitivism in relation to the current Museum of Modern Art exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.142, 2000.36
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The recording periodically slows
2007.64
"MoMA Reopening"
May 1984
SERIES: WCBS News.
PARTICIPANTS: Matthew Flam, reporter.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: News clip covering the Museum's expansion and how the new architecture will fuse with the collection.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61, 2007.65
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.65
"MoMA Opening"
May 17, 1984
SPONSOR: WABC Talkradio
PARTICIPANTS: Joan Firstenberg, reporter; Richard Oldenburg, director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: On the street interviews with Museum visitors regarding the Museum's reopening.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61, 2007.64
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.66
"Paul Klee"
February 1987
SPONSOR: William Altman Advertising.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Paul Klee radio advertisement.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.48, 98.49, 98.50.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.67
"Wiedereroffnung des Museum of Modern Art"
May 17, 1984
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Lobby Telephone
SPONSOR: SwissRadio
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Live report from The Museum of Modern Art lobby covering the Museums reopening.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61, 2007.64, 2007.65
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: This recording is in French.
2007.68
"Meridian"
February 24, 1987
PARTICIPANTS: Riva Castleman, curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: BBC
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage of Andy Warhol's death and career.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.105, vv95.1
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.69
"The Air Canada Program"
January 20, 1987
SERIES: Air Canada
PARTICIPANTS: Riva Castleman, curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Air Canada
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987] and The Drawings of Roy Lichtenstein [MoMA Exh. #1443, March 15-June 2, 1987]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Riva Castleman updates listeners about the current and upcoming exhibitions at The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.70
"Oldenburg Interview"
May 6, 1984
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg
SERIES: WHN In the Public Interest
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Richard Oldenburg speaks about the construction phases of the renovation including how the collection rotated so the Museum could stay open as long as possible.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61, 2007.65
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.71
"Toulouse-Lautrec Exhibit"
October 30, 1985
PARTICIPANTS: Wolfgang Wittrock, curator of the exhibition, The Museum of Modern Art; Martin Bush, interviewer.
SPONSOR:Lion Recording Services
EXHIBITION:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec[MoMA Exh. #1408, October 30, 1985-January 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the exhibition and the life of the artist.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.23a, 98.23b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.72
"Pablo Picasso Acoustiguide"
1980
PERSONALITY: Pablo Picasso
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Acoustiguide, triangle tour.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Rosenblum, professor, Institute of Fine Arts.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Pablo Picasso: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1290, May 16-September 30, 1980]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Robert Rosenblum guides visitors through the massive retrospective exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 57.2, 67.5, 67.8, 78.9, 78.10.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.73
"New Wing Dedication"
May 7, 1984
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Hon. E. I. Koch.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Museum of Modern Art, Dedication of New wing.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.61, 2007.64
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The recording is muffled
2007.74
"Daniel Eisenberg Q&A"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Daniel Eisenberg
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Daniel Eisenberg, media artist and filmmaker.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Daniel Eisenberg receives questions from the audience after the showing of one of his films.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.75
"Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi"
December 17, 2000
PERSONALITY: Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi.
SERIES: WKCR Studio A
PARTICIPANTS: Janie Iadipaolo, host; Yervant Gianikian, filmmaker; Angela Ricci Lucchi, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with the filmmakers about their collaborative history.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.76
"Oldenburg Interview"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg
SERIES: BBC Meridian
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Richard Oldenburg is interviewed about the construction of the Museum tower and the expansion plan.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.29, 2007.61
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.77
"Laurie Kahn-Leavitt"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Laurie Kahn-Leavitt
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Laurie Kahn-Leavitt, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Laurie Kahn-Leavitt discusses her filmTupperwareand the impact of Tupperware on American women.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.78
"Richter Press Launch"
June 26, 2001
PERSONALITY: Gerhard Richter
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Dinner and comments about the acquisition of a major Richter work and the upcoming retrospective.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.20a, 2002.20b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.79
"Mori Press Event"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Minoru Mori
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Minoru Mori, CEO, Mori Building.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Minoru Mori announces the plans to open the Mori Arts Center in 2003, which will include frequent collaborations with The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.80
"Mary Corliss/Museum of Modern Art"
January 28, 2002
PERSONALITY: Mary Corliss
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Mary Corliss, assistant curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Mary Corliss discusses the future of the Film Stills Archive and the controversy surrounding its relocation.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.81
"Hungry for Art/MoMA"
May 5, 2002
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Katy Mcdonald, Director of Government and Community Relations, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A news clip covering the lack of food options surrounding MoMAQNS.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.82
"Music in the Art of Paul Klee
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Paul Klee
SERIES: NPR
PARTICIPANTS: Becca Pulliam, announcer; Pierre Boulez, composer.
DATA: 1 Standard 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage of Paul Klee's interest in music.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.49, 98.50.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.83
"Projects 70 Press Launch"
2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Feri Daftari, assistant curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Janine Antoni, artist; Shahzia Sikander, artist; Kara Walker, artist.
EXHIBITION:Projects 70: Janine Antoni, Shahzia Sikander, Kara Walker[MoMA Exh. #1880, November 22, 2000-March 13, 2001]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Feri Daftari announces the exhibition and the artists make statements about their work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.12a, 99.12b, 97.13a, 97.13b, 99.21
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The recording is muffled.
2007.84, 2007.84D
"Helena Robinson"
July 22, 2001
PERSONALITY: Helena Robinson.
SERIES: WKCR, Studio A
PARTICIPANTS: Janie Iadipaolo, host; Helena Robinson, film researcher, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Helena Robinson speaks about the upcoming film screening ofBajo el cielo antioqueo (Under the Antioquian Sky)(1925).
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.85, 2007.85D
"Max Beckmann Advance Briefing"
February 19, 2003
PLACE: Gramercy Theater.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:Max Beckmann[MoMA Exh. #1908, June 26 September 29, 2003]
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Introductory remarks by Glenn Lowry followed by a synopsis of Max Beckmann's life by Robert Storr.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.22, 2003.23
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: The duplicate copy contains only the first half of the recording
2007.86
"Anne Umland"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Anne Umland, Carolyn Lanchner.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Anne Umland, associate curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Carolyn Lanchner, former curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the life and work of Alberto Giacometti.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1, 2001.2
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.87
"Ben Model"
2006
SERIES: NPR
PARTICIPANTS: Ben Model, film historian and accompanist.
EXHIBITION:Rediscovering Roscoe: The Careers of Fatty Arbuckle
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the career of Fatty Arbuckle accompanying the film exhibition currently at The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.88
"Gilman Preview Remarks"
October 22, 2002
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Pierre Apraxine, curator, Howard Gilman Collection.
EXHIBITION:The Changing of the Avant Garde: Visionary Architectural Drawings From the Gilman Collection[Moma Exh. #1904, October 24, 2002 - January 6, 2003]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the speakers and the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.33
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.89, 2007.89D
"Open Ends Press Preview"
September 27, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: ModernStarts.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Pierre Apraxine, curator, Howard Gilman Collection; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Josh Siegel assistant curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry contextualizes the magnitude of the ModernStarts exhibition series and introduces the participants to speak about the various exhibitions of the final cycle.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.3, 2000.75, 2000.80
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.90
"Kurt Schwitters-Walk Through"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Exhibition Walk Through
PARTICIPANTS: Emily Kies, associate educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Kurt Schwitters[MoMA Exh. #1400, June 10-October 1, 1985]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Gallery lecture about the Kurt Schwitters exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.24
DONOR: Department of Education.
2007.91
"Nancy Spero
June 10, 1995
PERSONALITY: Nancy Spero
PARTICIPANTS: Nancy Spero, artist and activist; Sylvere Lotringer, professor, Columbia University.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Nancy Spero is interviewed about her philosophy on life.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.65, 2000.56
2007.92
"Different Roads Preview"
July 21, 1999
PLACE: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Press Preview
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christopher Mount, assistant curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the exhibition and Christopher Mount, who continues on to speak about the innovative design of contemporary automobiles.
DONOR: Department of Architecture and Design
2007.93, 2007.93D
"John Cage on WNYC
July 15, 1992
PERSONALITY: John Cage
SERIES: Around New York
PARTICIPANTS: John Cage, composer.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: John Cage makes a radio appearance and speaks about the various manifestations a musical composition can take.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.1
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.94
"Vincente Minnelli"
January 3, 1990
PERSONALITY: Vincente Minnelli.
SERIES: NY & Co.
PARTICIPANTS: Stephen Harvey, author and film critic.
EXHIBITION:12 by Vincente Minnelli[February 6-March 3, 2003]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Stephen Harvey discusses the career of Vincente Minnelli.
DONOR: Department of Film.
2007.95
"Yayoi Kusama/MoMA"
August 4, 1998
PERSONALITY: Yayoi Kusama
SERIES: NPR-TV Network
PARTICIPANTS: Karen Michelle, announcer; Yayoi Kusama, artist; Laura Hoptman, assistant curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Paula Cooper, gallerist.
EXHIBITION:Love Forever: Yayoi Kusama 1958-1968[MoMA Exh. #1811, July 8(9) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Coverage on Yayoi Kusama's influence on the New York Art scene in the 1960s.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.163a, 98.163b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.96
"Leo Castelli/Auto Design for the Millenium"
August 23, 1999
PERSONALITY: Leo Castelli.
SERIES: All Things Considered, Fresh Air.
PARTICIPANTS: Rick Carr, announcer; Frank Stella, artist; Maxwell Anderson, former director, Whitney Museum; Nan Rosenthal, curator, Metropolitan Museum of Art; Leo Castelli, gallerist; Christopher Mount, assistant curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Different Roads: Automobiles for the Next Century[MoMA Exh. #1835, July 21(22)-September 21,1999]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Memorial coverage about Leo Castelli after his recent death, followed by radio coverage on the current exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.63a, 99.63b, 99.63c, 99.63d.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.97
"Matisse Exhibition"
September 24, 1992
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield.
SERIES: Morning Edition, WNYC.
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 19, 1993]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with John Elderfield about Matisse and the freedom of color.
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.6, 92.8.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.98
"Sophie Calle Interview"
October 9, 1991
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Sophie Calle, artist.
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Sophie Calle about her installation work in the exhibitionDislocations.
RELATED MATERIAL: 91.1a, 91.1b, 2000.130a, 2000.130b.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
2007.99
"Robert Storr Interview with Adrian Piper/ Chris Burden"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Adrian Piper, artist; Chris Burden, artist.
EXHIBITION:Dislocations[MoMA Exh. #1598, October 19, 1991-January 7, 1992]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Robert Storr and Adrian Piper with a focus on Piper's work in the current exhibition and how she defines political art. A separate interview with Chris Burden and Robert Storr follows. Chris Burden speaks about his own political views in art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.98
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
2007.100
"Interview with Bernice Rose and Magdalena Dabrowski"
February 1993
PERSONALITY: Bernice Rose and Magdalena Dabrowski.
PARTICIPANTS: Bernice Rose, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Sally Swing Shelley, UN Department of Information.
EXHIBITION:Thinking is Form: The Drawings of Joseph Beuys[MoMA Exh. #1644, February 21-May 4, 1993]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage on the German expressionist trend in recent museum exhibitions. Includes an interview with Bernice Rose and Magdalena Dabrowski about Joseph Beuys.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.55a, 98.55b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.101
"Manet at MoMA: A Conversation between John Elderfield and Michael Fried"
November 8, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpure, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Fried, art historian.
EXHIBITION:Manet and the Execution of Maximilian[MoMA Exh. #1984, November 5, 2006-January 29, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: John Elderfield Michael Fried, the J.R. Herbert Boone Professor in the Humanities, Krieger School of Arts and Science, The Johns Hopkins University, and author of the critically acclaimed Manet's Modernism: or, the Face of Painting in the 1860s, discuss the Maximilian paintings and Manet's importance to the history of modern art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.229
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.102
"Weekend Edition Sunday"
August 8, 1993
PERSONALITY: Waldo Rasmussen.
SERIES: NPR, Weekend Edition Sunday
PARTICIPANTS: Waldo Rasmussen, director, International Program, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the major exhibition on Latin American art and the weaknesses of survey exhibitions.
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.9, 93.12a, 93.12b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.103
"Robert Ryman
November 11, 1993
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr.
SERIES: NPR, New York and Co.
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Robert Ryman, artist; Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Robert Ryman[MoMA Exh. #1663, September 26, 1993-January 4, 1994]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Robert Ryman about his background as a jazz musician.
RELATED MATERIAL: 93.14, 2005.12
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.104
3 Versions of David Hammons' Artist Statement"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Romy Phillips.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Romy Phillips, director, Alternative Museum.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: 3 versions of David Hammons' artist statement narrated by Romy Phillips.
2007.105
"Chuck Close on WBBR"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: WBBR.
PARTICIPANTS: Chuck Close, artist; Annie Bergen, announcer.
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Chuck Close discusses his career and the current retrospective at the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.2, 98.138
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.106, 2007.106D
"Beyond MoMA2000"
June 29, 2000
PERSONALITY: Glenn Lowry
PLACE: Museum of Modern art.
SERIES: MoMA2000
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People[MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]Modern Starts: Places[MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]Modern Starts: Things[MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry announces the Museums future plans and events after the MoMA2000 series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.29, 99.34
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.107
"Wendy Clarke
Spring 1981
PERSONALITY: Wendy Clarke
SERIES: Video Program.
PARTICIPANTS: Wendy Clarke, artist.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio interview done on the occasion of her show Love Tapes.
RELATED MATERIAL: vv80.9
DONOR: Department of Film and Video.
NOTE: The recording must be preserved prior to use.
2007.108
"Henri Matisse Retrospective"
November 2-December 5, 1992
SERIES: WQXR-FM, WINS-AM, WNYC-AM, WOR-AM, NPR.
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 19, 1993]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Promotional coverage on the Matisse retrospective.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.23
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.109
"Ernst Family Interview"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Margot and John Ernst.
PARTICIPANTS: Margot Ernst, philanthropist; John Ernst, philanthropist; Patrick Zimmerli, composer.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Margot and John Ernst about their first memories of MoMA.
2007.110
"Stephen Harvey"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Stephen Harvey
PARTICIPANTS: Stephen Harvey, curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Stephen Harvey about a current film exhibition on Fox films.
RELATED MATERIAL: 76.36, 76.37, 76.38
DONOR: Department of Film.
2007.111
"Agnes Gund Interview"
August 30, 1991
PERSONALITY: Agnes Gund.
SERIES: The Casper Citron Show.
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, president, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Agnes Gund is interviewed on the occasion of her recent promotion to President of the Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.1, 95.22.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.112
"Music of the Forties"
March 11, 1991
PLACE: New Rochelle.
SERIES: Music of the Forties.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Kelly, announcer; Judy Freemont, announcer.
SPONSOR: WRTN-FM.
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Film scores from the 1940s.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.58, 2001.59
DONOR: Department of Education.
2007.113
"New Hours"
September 3, 1993
SERIES: William Altman Advertising
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette, TRT 60 seconds.
SUMMARY: Rejected radio commercial publicizing The Museum of Modern Art's new hours.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.114
"New Hours"
September 9, 1993
SERIES: William Altman Advertising
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette, TRT 60 seconds.
SUMMARY: Approved radio commercial publicizing The Museum of Modern Art's New Hours.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.113
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.115
"Open Ends Briefing"
June 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA2000
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Josh Siegel, curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, assistant curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:MoMA 2000: Open Ends[MoMA Exh. #1869-79 September 28, 2000 - March 4, 2001]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the final cycle of the MoMA2000 series with the participants discussing their upcoming exhibitions and how they can approach the Open Ends cycle.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.33, 2001.34
2007.116
"Van Gogh Press Preview
February 1, 2001
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture.
EXHIBITION:Van Goghs Postman: The Portraits of Joseph Roulin[MoMA Exh. #1881, January 31(February 1), 2001-May 15, 2001]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the spring season for the Museum and Kirk Varnedoe discusses the Van Gogh exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.54
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.117
"Jackson Pollock"
November 1, 1998
SERIES: German Radio Network.
PARTICIPANTS: Jackson Pollock, artist.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio segment with historical clips of Jackson Pollock speaking.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.5.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
NOTE: This recording is in German.
2007.118
"Un-Private House Media Preview"
June 30, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Neil Gershenfeld, researcher, MIT.
EXHIBITION:The Un-Private House[MoMA Exh. #1832a, June 30(7/1)-October 5, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces Terence Riley who then discusses the exhibition and the mutable idea of the domestic home.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.81
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.119
"Jazz at MoMA"
December 10, 1999
PERSONALITY: Claudia Acuna Quintet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Claudia Acuna Quintet.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.120, 2007.121.
DONOR: Special Events.
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.120
"Jazz at MoMA"
November 19, 1999
PERSONALITY: Wycliffe Gordon Duo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Wycliffe Gordon Duo
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Master trombonist Wycliff Gordon is joined by a pianist for an evening of reinterpreted spirituals, blues, and Gordon's own early jazz-influenced compositions.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.121.
DONOR: Special Events.
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.121
"Jazz at MoMA"
November 12, 1999
PERSONALITY: Reginald R. Robinson.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Reginald R. Robinson, jazz musician.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.121.
DONOR: Special Events.
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.122
"Jazz at MoMA"
December 17, 1999
PERSONALITY: Michael Weiss Quartet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Weiss Quartet. jazz group.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.121, 2000.121
DONOR: Special Events.
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.123
"Jazz at MoMA"
January 7, 2000
PERSONALITY: Ted Nash Quintet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ted Nash Quintet, jazz group.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2000.121
DONOR: Special Events.
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.124
"Jazz at MoMA"
January 14, 2000
PERSONALITY: Ben Allison Medicine Wheel
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel, jazz groups.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.125
"Jazz at MoMA"
December 3, 1999
PERSONALITY: Wess Anderson Quartet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Wess Anderson Quartet.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.126
"Jazz at MoMA"
January 28, 2000
PERSONALITY: Frank Kimbrough & "Noumena"
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Frank Kimbrough, jazz pianist.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.127
"Jazz at MoMA"
February 11, 2000
PERSONALITY: Roberta Piket Trio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Roberta Piket, piano; Michael Formaner, Bass; Jeff Williams, drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.128
"Jazz at MoMA"
February 4, 2000
PERSONALITY: Ron Horton Sextet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Ron Horton, trumpet; Jane Ira Bloom, Soprano Saxophone; John McKenna, tenor saxophone; Frank Kimbrough, piano; Ben Allison, bass; Rich Rosenzweig, drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.129
"Jazz at MoMA"
February 1, 2000
PERSONALITY: Miles Griffith
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Miles Griffith, vocals; Michael Jefry Stevens, piano; Hill Greene, bass; David Pleasant, drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.130
"Jazz at MoMA"
March 10, 2000
PERSONALITY: Jane Ira Bloom Trio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Jane Ira Bloom, soprano saxophone; Mark Dresser, bass; Bobby Previte, drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126, 2007.128, 2007.129
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.131
"Jazz at MoMA"
February 25, 2000
PERSONALITY: Arturo O'Farrill Trio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Arturo O'Farrill Trio.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.132
"Jazz at MoMA"
January 21, 2000
PERSONALITY: Michael Blake & Free Association
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Michael Blake, saxophones; Steven Bernstein, trumpet; Clark Gayton, trombone; Frank Kimbrough, piano.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.133
"Jazz at MoMA"
May 4, 2000
PERSONALITY: Susie Ibarra Trio
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Susie Ibarra, drums and percussion; Charles Burnham, violin; Cooper Moore, piano, harp, flute, diddley-bow.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.134
"Jazz at MoMA"
March 17, 2000
PERSONALITY: Stephen Hall Quartet.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Stephen Hall, tenor saxophone; Xavier Davis, piano; Doug Weiss, bass; Tony Jefferson, drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.135
"Jazz at MoMA"
April 21, 2000
PERSONALITY: Chris Washburne & Syotos
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Chris Washburne, trombone; John Walsh, trumpet; Barry Olsen, piano; Harvey Swartz, bass; Wince Cherico, drums, Wilson Corniel, percussion.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.136
"Jazz at MoMA"
May 26, 2000
PERSONALITY: El Mollenium Sextet
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Garden Cafe
SERIES: Jazz at MoMA
PARTICIPANTS: Roni Ben Hur, guitar; Bertha Hope, piano; Charles Davis, tenor sax, Virgil Jones, trumpet; Walter Booker, bass; Ceroy Williams, Drums.
DATA: 1 DAT tape.
SUMMARY: Jazz at MoMA features established musicians and emerging artists performing a variety of jazz standards, as well as original compositions that reflect the vitality and trends of the contemporary jazz scene.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.119, 2007.120, 2007.121, 2007.122, 2007.123, 2007.124, 2007.125, 2007.126
DONOR: Special Events
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2007.137
"Egon Schiele's 'Portrait of Wally'"
January 8, 1998
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, chairman, Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; David D'arcy, reporter, NPR; Laura Sydell, announcer, NPR; Henry Bondi, nephew of Lea Bondi Jaray; Rita Reif, journalist.
SPONSOR: WNYC, NPR
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage over Nazi looting and future plans for an international tribunal to establish protocols for returning stolen works of art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.78
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.138
"Kirk Varnedoe's Remarks at Pollock Preview"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe speech includes coverage of Jackson Pollock's rise to fame and mention of the Museum's Conservation department's efforts to better understand Pollock's drip methods.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.5, 99.6, 99.7. 99.8, 99.9.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.139
"Glenn Lowry on a National Commitment to the Arts"
November 20, 1997
PERSONALITY: Glenn Lowry.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Leonard Lopate, announcer, NPR.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Glenn Lowry about the National Endowment of the Arts and the role of federal funding for the arts in the lives of the American people.
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.140
"Chuck Close on NPR"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Chuck Close, artist; Leonard Lopate, announcer, NPR.
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Interview with Chuck Close and Leonard Lopate about the current retrospective of Chuck Close's work at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.141, 97.2, 98.138.
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.141
"Fresh Air: Chuck Close"
April 14, 1998
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
SERIES: WHYY, Philadelphia.
PARTICIPANTS: Terry Gross, announcer, WHYY,
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Chuck Close about his transformations of form from photographs to paintings.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.140, 98.138.
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.142
"Casper Citron Radio Show"
May 23, 1998
SERIES: Casper Citron Radio Show.
PARTICIPANTS: Rita Reif, journalist; Judith Bresler, attorney.
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about New York State statutes and questionable provenance from the Egon Schiele exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.137
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.143
"Structure and Surface Press Preview Remarks"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Matilda McQuaid, curator, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum; Cara McCarty, curator, Saint Louis Art Museum.
SPONSOR: AT&T Foundation.
EXHIBITION:Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles[MoMA Exh. #1820, November 11(12), 1998-January 26, 1999]
DATA: 1 110 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the exhibition with an overview of the artworks within it followed by remarks by Matilda McQuaid and Cara McCarty.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.74
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.144
"Chuck Close Preview"
February 25, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Chuck Close, artist.
EXHIBITION:Chuck Close[MoMA Exh. #1798, February 25(26) -May 26, 1998]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Robert Storr introduces the exhibition to the press, followed by remarks by Glenn Lowry. Chuck Close speaks about his relationship to Robert Storr and answers questions from the press about his work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.138, 98.141
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.145
"Kirk Varnedoe on the William S. Paley Collection"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varndoe.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:The William S. Paley Collection[MoMA Exh. #1614, January 30-April 7, 1992]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe speaks about the masterworks within the William S. Paley Collection.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
2007.146
"Annette Insdorf on WNYC"
February 10, 2003
PERSONALITY: Annette Insdorf
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Annette Insdorf, co-chairperson of the Film Department, Columbia University; Leonard Lopate, announcer, NPR.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Annette Insdorf promotes her new book and the screening of "Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust" at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.92
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.147
"Julie Talen on Brian Lehrer"
January 12, 2004
PERSONALITY: Julie Talen
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Julie Talen, digital filmmaker; Brian Lehrer, announcer.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Julie Talen speaks about her cinematic choices of multi-channel split screen video narratives.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.148
"Anne Aghion and Diane Weyermann"
April 25, 2003
PERSONALITY: Anne Aghion, Diane Weyermann.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer, NPR; Anne Aghion, documentary filmmaker; Diane Weyermann, vice president of documentary production, Sundance Institute.
EXHIBITION:Sundance at MoMA: Illuminated VoicesApril 25-May 2, 2003
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Leonard Lopate interviews Anne Aghion about her film on the 1994 genocide in Rwanda and Diane Weyermann about the role of documentary film at Sundance.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.7, 2001.19
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.149
"Mary Lea Bandy and Antonio Monda"
December 4, 2003
PERSONALITY: Mary Lea Bandy and Antonio Monda
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Antonio Monda, film professor, NYU.
EXHIBITION:The Hidden God: Film and FaithDecember 4, 2003-February 27, 2004
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Mary Lea Bandy and Antionio Monda discuss the idea of faith and spirituality in a film series being screened by MoMA at the Gramarcy Theater.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.150
"Anna May Wong"
January 21, 2004
PERSONALITY: Charles Silver and Graham Russell Hodges.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Silver, curator, Department of Film; Graham Russell Hodges, film historian.
EXHIBITION:Anna May Wong: From Laundryman's Daughter to Hollywood LegendJanuary 22-25, 2004
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Charles Silver and Graham Hodges discuss the career and life of actress Anna May Wong upon her 100th birthday.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.151
"Tony Smith"
June 30, 1998
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr.
SERIES: WNYC.
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer, NPR; Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Tony Smith[MoMA Exh. #1810, July 1(2) - September 22, 1998]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the career of Tony Smith upon the retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.38, 98.161a, 98.161b. 98.162a, 98.162b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.152
"M.R. and Patti Smith"
August 9, 1995
PERSONALITY: Patti Smith
PARTICIPANTS: Patti Smith, poet and musician.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Patti Smith about poetry and her interest in Rimbaud.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES:
2007.153, 2007.153D
"Kirk Varnedoe and Pepe Karmel"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe and Pepe Karmel.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Pepe Karmel, associate curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Kirk Varnedoe and Pepe Karmel discuss the scale and influence of Pollock's work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.5, 99.6, 99.7. 99.8, 99.9
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2007.154
"Chuck Close Lecture"
October 31, 2000
PERSONALITY: Chuck Close
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Chuck Close, artist.
SPONSOR: International Council
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Chuck Close
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.2, 98.138
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.155
"Jean Luc-Godard"
December 9, 1994
PERSONALITY: Jean Luc-Godard.
SERIES: WBAI, Pacifica Radio.
PARTICIPANTS: Prairie Miller, announcer; Jean Luc-Godard, filmmaker.
EXHIBITION:A Century of French Cinema
DATA: 1 60 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An overview of Jean Luc-Godard's contribution to cinema of the 20th century.
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.2.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.156
"Art Education for the Blind"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Salzhauer.
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Salzhauer, director, Art Education for the Blind.
SPONSOR: Art Education for the Blind.
DATA: 1 20 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A promotional tape including examples of how sound can be used to analyze painting methods and composition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b.
DONOR: Department of Education
2007.157
"Garrison Kellor's American Radio Company"
November 28, 1992
PLACE: St. Paul Minnesota.
SERIES: Minnesota Public Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Garrison Keillor, radio personality.
EXHIBITION:Henri Matisse: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1633, September 24, 1992-January 1993, 1993]
DATA: 1 70 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Clips of humorous takes on the Henri Matisse retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art and the huge amount of work within the show.
RELATED MATERIAL: 92.2, 92.6, 92.8.
DONOR: Department of Communications
2007.158
"Arts Alive from the Algonquin"
November 26, 1989
PLACE: The Algonquin Hotel, New York.
PARTICIPANTS: Schuyler Chapin, host and chairman of the Independent Committee on Arts; Hugh Southern, general manager, Metropolitan Opera; Floyd Abrams, lawyer; Celeste Holm, actress.
SPONSOR: WNYC
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion with the participants regarding freedom of speech and cultural wars of the late 80's.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.79.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.159
"New German Cinema Symposium"
January 15, 1991
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Harriet Eder, film director; Reinhardt Haff, filmmaker; Thomas Knauf, filmmaker; Helga Reidemeister, filmmaker;
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion of new films coming out of a newly unified Germany.
RELATED MATERIAL: 79.66, 98.55a, 98.55b.
DONOR: Department of Film.
2007.160
"Music of the Forties"
n.d.
PLACE: New Rochelle, New York.
SERIES: WRTN
PARTICIPANTS: Paul Berman, radio announcer; Judy Fremont, radio announcer.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Art of the Forties[MoMA Exh. #1574, February 20-April 30, 1991]
DATA: 1 20 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Promotional clip for the radio series "Music of the Forties."
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.58, 2007.44, 2001.59
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.161
"Frank Lloyd Wright"
February 17, 1994
PERSONALITY: Frank Lloyd Wright.
SERIES: Mediaworks
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: 1 20 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio promotional coverage of the Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.2, 94.5.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.162
"Venezuela Cinema"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Prairie Miller.
PARTICIPANTS: Prairie Miller, announcer
SPONSOR: WBAI Radio.
EXHIBITION:Venezuela: Forty Years of Cinema
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on Venezuelan film.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.163
"Fame After Photography"
n.d.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Galassi, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
EXHIBITION:Fame After Photography[MoMA Exh. #1833, July 7(8)-October 5, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the role of the celebrity in various cultures.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.164
"First Media Preview for 'Making Choices'"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: ModernStarts.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841-1851a, March 16-July 26, 2000]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the ModernStarts series "Making Choices" and explains some of the particulars of the exhibition series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.15a, 2000.15b, 2001.64a, 2001.64b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.165
"Second Media Preview for 'Making Choices'"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: ModernStarts.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Rob Storr, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Anne Umland, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Star Foundation.
EXHIBITION:Making Choices[MoMA Exh. #1841-1851a, March 16-July 26, 2000]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the second wave of exhibitions in the "Making Choices" series of ModernStarts, and includes remarks from all the participants.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.15a, 2000.15b, 2001.64a, 2001.64b, 2007.164.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.166
"Performance Today"
February 15, 1989
PARTICIPANTS: A.D. Coleman, NPR announcer.
SPONSOR: National Public Radio.
EXHIBITION:Walker Evans: American Photographs[MoMA Exh. #1509, January 19-April 11, 1989]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the work of Walker Evans and his relationship with The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 71.4, 99.61
DONOR: Department of Communications.
2007.167a
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167b
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167c
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167d
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167e
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167f
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.167g
"ICOM Conference"
April 8, 1974
SERIES: International Council of Museums Annual Conference
PARTICIPANTS: Thomas Messer, Director, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Waldo Rasmussen, Director, Department of Internation Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
DATA: 1 7" reel.
SUMMARY: A conference on the state of the modern art museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.167b, 2007.167c, 2007.167d.
2007.168
"Amelia on Surrealism"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Amelia (no surname given).
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: The speaker discusses fetishism and surrealism with an accompanying slide show.
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.6, 68.12.
DONOR: Department of Education.
2007.169
"The Osgood File"
September 2, 1996
PARTICIPANTS: Francesca Rosenberg, director of community and access programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Osgood File.
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the Museum's Access Program and the touch tours that are offered for Museum visitors who are blind or partially sighted.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.156
DONOR: Department of Education.
2007.170a, 2007.170D
"Side A: Contemporary Chilean Art Exhibition Opening in Toledo"
March 25, 1942
PERSONALITY: Nelson Rockefeller, John Abbott.
SERIES: WJZ-NY
PARTICIPANTS: Rodolfo Michels, Ambassador of the Republic of Chile; John Abbott, Vice President, The Museum of Modern Art; Nelson Rockefeller, Coordinator of International Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: International Council.
EXHIBITION:Contemporary Chilean Art
DATA: Two 78 RPM Records. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Speeches made by the participants remarking on the popularity of the exhibition and the quality of the work involved in the show.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.170b, 2007.171, 2007.172.
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.170b, 2007.170D
"Opening of the 'Wartime Housing Exhibition' at The Museum of Modern Art"
April 21, 1942
PERSONALITY: John Hay Whitney
SERIES: WJZ-NY
PARTICIPANTS: John B. Blandford Jr., Director, National Housing Agency; John Hay Whitney, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Mrs. Samuel I. Rosenman, chairwoman, National Committee on Emergency Housing.
EXHIBITION:Wartime Housing[MoMA Exh. #178, April 22-June 21, 1942]
DATA: Two 78 RPM Records. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Coverage of the opening of the Wartime Housing Exhibition. Speeches were made by the participants remarking on the housing crises during wartime. Contains audio component of actual exhibit.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.170a, 2007.171, 2007.172.
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.171a, 2007. 171D
"'Your Decorator': Furniture Competition Prize Winners"
Side A: January 21, 1949
PERSONALITY: Edgar Kaufmann.
PLACE: WMCA studios.
PARTICIPANTS: Edgar Kaufmann, director of the International Competition for Low Cost Furniture, The Museum of Modern Art; Bernd Leowald, professor and designer; Davis Pratt, furniture designer and photography curator.
EXHIBITION:International Competition for Low Cost Furniture
DATA: 1 78 RPM Record. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion about low-cost furniture and the goals of efficient design.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.171b, 2007.170, 2007.172:
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.171b, 2007.171D
"Latin-American Reaction to U.S. Art with John E. Abbott of MoMA"
Side B: September 8, 1941
PERSONALITY: John Abbott
PLACE: WABC Studios.
PARTICIPANTS: John Abbott, Vice President, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: Two 78 RPM Records. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: John Abbot speaks about the relationship between the Americas in regards to modern art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.171a, 2007.170, 2007.172:
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.172a, 2007.172D
"'What's Art to Me?': Art in the Movies Host: Holger Cahill of The Museum of Modern Art"
December 2, 1939
PERSONALITY: Holger Cahill, Iris Barry.
PLACE: WABC Studios.
PARTICIPANTS: Holger Cahill, Director, WPA Art Project; Iris Barry, curator, Film Library, The Museum of Modern Art;
DATA: 1 78 RPM Record. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion about looking at films as art and worth saving for posterity.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.172b, 2007.170, 2007.171.
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.172b, 2007.172D
"America in Transition: 'The Art of the Navajo Indian'"
April 8, 1941
PERSONALITY: Horace Boardman.
PARTICIPANTS: Charlie Turquoise, Navajo Medicine Man; Horace Boardman, Government Trading Supervisor for the Navajo.
EXHIBITION:Indian Art of the United States[MoMA Exh. #123, January 22-April 27, 1941]
DATA: Two 78 RPM Records. Preserved onto Digital Audio Tape. Duplicate is 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Promotional interview with Navajo representatives on the occasion of the "Indian Art" exhibition held at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.170, 2007.171.
NOTE: Transferred by Chip Cristarella, Museum of Television and Radio, 25 West 52nd Street.
2007.173
"Achille Castiglione: Design! Press Preview"
October 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Paola Antonelli, associate curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Achille Castiglione, designer.
EXHIBITION:Achille Castiglioni: Design![MoMA Exh. #1787, October 15(16), 1997-January 6, 1998]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Terence Riley and Paola Antonelli introduce the new design exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.174
"Midge Mackenzie"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Midge Mackenzie.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Midge Mackenzie, documentary filmmaker.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Midge Mackenzie speaks about John Huston's censored war films.
RELATED MATERIAL: 72.29.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.175
"Anderson/London"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Barbara London, Laurie Anderson.
PLACE: WNYC Studios, New York.
SERIES: Music and Media
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurie Anderson, multimedia artist.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A conversation with Barbara London about the Music and Media series at The Museum of Modern Art with guest media artist Laurie Anderson.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.48, 2004.31, 2006.44.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.176
"Premiere Brazil"
n.d.
PLACE: WNYC Studios, New York.
SERIES: Premiere Brazil.
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Jyette Jenson, curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art; Milton Goncalves, actor; Joel Zito Araujo, director.
EXHIBITION:Premiere Brazil! June 23-29, 2004
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion of Brazilian films and filmmakers.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.177
"Michelle Aubert"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Michelle Aubert
PLACE: WNYC Station, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Michelle Aubert, curator, CNC Film Archives.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion with Michelle Aubert about the Centre de la Cinematographie film archives.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.178
"America Coast to Coast #98"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Sig. R. Siniscalco
PARTICIPANTS: Sig. R. Siniscalco, announcer.
SPONSOR: RAI Corporation.
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: This recording is in Spanish.
2007.179
"Museum of Modern Art"
June 4, 2002
PLACE: WNYC Station, New York.
SERIES: All Things Considered
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Omlor, manager, Department of the Registrar, The Museum of Modern Art; Scott Newman, supervising architect, Cooper, Robertson & Partners.
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage on the renovated Swingline factory in Long Island City.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.81
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.180
"Walker Evans"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Peter Galassi.
PLACE: NPR, New York.
SERIES: Morning Edition.
PARTICIPANTS: David D'arcy, reporter; Peter Galassi, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Walker Evans: American Photographs[MoMA Exh. #1509, January 19-April 11, 1989]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage on the work and life of Walker Evans.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.166, 71.4, 99.61.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.181
"Gus Van Sant on WNYC"
February 3, 2003
PERSONALITY: Gus Van Sant
PLACE: WNYC Station, New York
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Gus Van Sant, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Gus Van Sant on WNYC publicizing his new film "Gerry" and his film series at The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.182, 2007.182D
"Golden Oldies of Music Video"
April 17, 2003
PERSONALITY: Barbara London.
SERIES: Golden Oldies of Music Video
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, associate curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: WFUV Public Radio
EXHIBITION:Golden Oldies of Music VideoApril 17 and 24, May 1, 2003
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Coverage on the Golden Oldies of Music Video series, curated by Barbara London, with sound clips representative of the series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.31, 2004.32, 2004.33.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.183, 2007.183D
"David Cale"
November 20, 1990
PERSONALITY: David Cale
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: High and Low Performance Series.
PARTICIPANTS: David Cale, performer.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: David Cale performs spoken word piece.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b, 2001.30.
DONOR: Department of Education.
2007.184, 2007.184D
"Eric Bogosian"
December 4, 1990
PERSONALITY: Eric Bogosian
PLACE: Titus Theater 1 Theater
SERIES: High and Low Performance Series
PARTICIPANTS: Eric Bogosian, actor and writer.
EXHIBITION:High and Low: Modern Art and Popular Culture[MoMA Exh. #1559, October 7, 1990-January 15, 1991]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Eric Bogosian performs a spoken word piece.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.183, 2001.28a, 2001.28b, 2001.29a, 2001.29b, 2001.30.
DONOR: Department of Education.
NOTE: There is a pause after the introduction on Side A.
2007.185
"Jean Rouch"
April 9, 2000
PERSONALITY: Jean Rouch
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
PARTICIPANTS: Jean Rouch, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Jean Rouch speaks about his film history and the evolution of the cameras he used througout his career.
RELATED MATERIAL: 71.25
DONOR: Department of Eduation.
2007.186
"Sidney Janis Interview"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Sidney Janis.
PARTICIPANTS: Sidney Janis, gallerist.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Side A: An interview with Sidney Janis about his history with the Sidney Janis Gallery and his sale of abstract expressionist art. Includes his reflections on The Museum of Modern Art and Alfred Barr. Side B: Munich City Museum giving permission to reproduce Josef Albers photos.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.63, 87.00
2007.187, 2007.187D
"The Persistence of Figuration"
March 1, 2006
PERSONALITY: Dana Schutz, Ernesto Caivano.
PLACE: Founders' Room, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations with Glenn Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Dana Schutz, artist; Ernesto Caivano, artist; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Contemporary Arts Council
DATA: 1 MP3.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry moderates discussions with leading artists about contemporary art and culture. In this session, Dana Schutz and Ernesto Caivano discuss the persistence of painting and figuration.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.33.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2006.
2007.188
"Jon Kessler"
January 27, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jon Kessler, Alanna Heiss.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Alanna Heiss, director, P.S.1; Jon Kessler, artist.
SPONSOR: Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:The Palace at 4 a.m.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: A conversation with Alanna Heiss and Jon Kessler on the occasion of a site-specific work at P.S.1.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2006.
2007.189, 2007.189D
"Roy Arden"
March 31, 2006
PERSONALITY: Roy Arden
PLACE: Founders' Room, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists.
PARTICIPANTS: Roy Arden, photographer.
SPONSOR: Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 MP3.
SUMMARY: Roy Arden shows slides of his photographs and speaks about his artistic influences.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2006.
2007.190
"William Rubin"
April 23, 1996
PERSONALITY: William Rubin
SERIES: 1010 WINS, radio
PARTICIPANTS: William S. Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Brief description of the exhibition by William S. Rubin.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.11, 96.12, 96.13.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.191
"To Save and Protect"
October 2002
PERSONALITY: Steven Higgins, Grover Crisp, Curtis Hanson.
SERIES: WNYC, New York & Co.
PARTICIPANTS: Steven Higgins, curator of Film Collections, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Grover Crisp, Vice-President of Asset Management, Sony Pictures; Curtis Hanson, film director; Leonard Lopate, radio announcer.
EXHIBITION:To Save and Protect: MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with the participants covering topics of film preservation and film study.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.192
"Pat Hitchcock"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Pat Hitchcock
PLACE: WNYC Studios, New York.
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Leonard Lopate, announcer; Pat Hitchcock, daughter of Alfred Hitchcock.
EXHIBITION:Alfred Hitchcock Centenary [MoMA Exh. #1831, April 15-August 17, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Pat Hitchcock about her childhood memories on the occasion of her father's retrospective.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.69.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.193
"Anand Patwardhan"
December 18, 2002
PERSONALITY: Anand Patwardhan
PLACE: WNYC studios, New York.
SERIES: WNYC, New York & Co.
PARTICIPANTS: Anand Patwardhan, documentary filmmaker.
EXHIBITION:Documentary FortnightDecember 13-23, 2002
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Anand Patwardhan discusses his film, "War and Peace," on the occasion of the MoMA film festival "Documentary Fortnight."
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.194
"Side A: John Trouse; Side B: Egon Schiele"
Side A: June 19, 2000; Side B: August 31, 2000
SERIES: Side B: NPR.
PARTICIPANTS: Side A: John Trouse, reference librarian, The Museum of Modern Art; Side B: David D'arcy, reporter; Jane Kallir, author of Egon Schiele catalogue raisonne.
EXHIBITION: Side B:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Side B: Coverage on a contested Egon Schiele painting that was displayed in the exhibition, "Egon Schiele."
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.36, 97.40, 97.46a, 97.46b, 97.46aD, 97.46bD
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.195
"Interview with Richard Oldenberg"
January 18, 1984
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenberg
SERIES: WMCA
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Interview with Richard Oldenburg about the Museum's reopening.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.29; 2007.61.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.196
"Glenn Lowry Fujisankei Interview"
October 2, 1995
PERSONALITY: Glenn Lowry.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:The William S. Paley Collection[MoMA Exh. #1614, January 30-April 7, 1992]
DATA: 1 Microcassette.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry Fujisankei interview regarding the Paley Collection. Includes message to the people of Japan for Ueno Museum Tokyo.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.143
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.197
"BerlinArt on NPR"
June 18, 1987
PERSONALITY: Kynaston McShine, Laurence Kardish.
SERIES: NPR- Morning Edition.
PARTICIPANTS: Kynaston McShine, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Laurence Kardish, curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Berlinart 1961-1987[MoMA Exh. #1451, June 4-September 8, 1987]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the "Berlinart" exhibition with commentary made by Kynaston McShine.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.54, 98.55a, 98.55b, 98.56, 98.57
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.198
"MoMA Re-opening"
May 7, 1985
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg.
SERIES: WCBS News Radio 88
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the reopening of The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.29; 2007.61, 2007.195.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.199
"Cubism"
1989
PERSONALITY: William Rubin
SERIES: NPR, Morning Edition.
PARTICIPANTS: David D'arcy, reporter; William Rubin, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art;
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Braque: Pioneering Cubism[MoMA Exh. #1529, September 24, 1989-January 16, 1990]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: William Rubin speaks about the convergence of Picasso and Braque's styles into a unified movement.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.124, 98.125, 98.126a/h, 98.127a/d; Please see Transcripts, Folder 150
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.200
"L'Arte in Questione"
n.d.
SERIES: Radio Tre- Servizio Sulla Raiperupa.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Includes coverage on Joseph Beuys.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.47, 98.55a, 98.55b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
NOTE: This recording is in Italian.
2007.201
"Colmes on the Corner"
n.d.
SERIES: Colmes on the Corner, ABC Talk Radio.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio newscast on rent increases. Tourist inquires about the location of The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.202
"NPR Morning Edition"
May 7, 1987
SERIES: NPR Morning Edition.
PARTICIPANTS: Andy Lyman, announcer, NPR; Eloise Ricciardelli, registrar, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Paul Goldberger, architecture critic,The New Yorker.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the renovation of The Museum of Modern Art and the reopening.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.29; 2007.61, 2007.195.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.203
"MoMA2000 Launch"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Glenn Lowry
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: MoMA 2000.
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, curator at large, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria del Carmen Gonzlez, Associate Educator/Middle and Elementary School Programs Coordinator, Department of Education; Peter Reed, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design
EXHIBITION:Modern Starts: People [MoMA Exh. #1836, October 6(7), 1999-February 1, 2000]
Modern Starts: Places [MoMa Exh. #1837, October 27(28), 1999-March 14, 2000]
Modern Starts: Things [MoMA Exh. #1838, November 17(21), 1999-March 14, 2000]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Luncheon announcing the series MoMA2000 and Modern Starts.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.29, 99.34, 2007.106
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007.
2007.204
"Erich Wolfgang Korngold"
April 9, 2001
PERSONALITY: Steven Higgins
SERIES: WNYC.
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, chief curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Steven Higgins, film archivist, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Pure KorngoldApril 9-17, 2001
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about Erich Wolfgang Korngold's ability to coordinate film scores with scripts.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.205
"Paul Klee on NPR"
February 12, 1987
PERSONALITY: Carolyn Lanchner.
SERIES: NPR.
PARTICIPANTS: Stanley William Hayter, printmaker; Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #1440, February 4-May 5, 1987]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Radio coverage on the current MoMA exhibition, Paul Klee, including a biographical overview.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.49, 98.50, 98.51, 98.52
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.206
"Czanne"
February 1988
SERIES: William Altman Advertising
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Czanne Sketchbooks [MoMA Exh. #1479, March 10-June 5, 1988]
DATA: 1 15 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Commercial promoting MoMA's current Czanne exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.115a, 2000.115b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.207
"William Rubin Interview"
May 7, 1996
PERSONALITY: William Rubin.
SERIES: WNYC, New York and Co.
PARTICIPANTS: William Rubin, Director Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Leonard Lopate, announcer.
EXHIBITION:Picasso and Portraiture: Representation and Transformation[MoMA Exh. #1743, April 24(28)-September 17, 1996]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with William Rubin about portraiture and the current exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art showcasing Picasso's brand of portraiture.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.2, 96.3, 96.4, 96.11
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.208
"Warhol"
1989
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg
SERIES: NPR Morning Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; David D'arcy, reporter; Jed Pearl, art critic.
EXHIBITION:Andy Warhol: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1510, February 6-May 2, 1989]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about Andy Warhol's impact on the art world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.68, 98.105
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.209
"Bernard Gordon"
March 8, 2000
PERSONALITY: Bernard Gordon
SERIES: NY & Co, NPR.
PARTICIPANTS: Bernard Gordon, writer and producer; Leonard Lopate, announcer.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Interview with Bernard Gordon about being on the Hollywood Blacklist in the 1940's.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.210
"All Things Considered"
n.d.
SERIES: All Things Considered, NPR.
PARTICIPANTS: Paul Goldberger, architecture critic,New York Times; Edward Koch, mayor, New York City; Gloria Steinem, writer; Clay Felker, writer; Elaine Kaufman, restaurateur; Lorne Michaels, producers; George Segal, artist.
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Interviews with a variety of New Yorkers and their relationship with The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.211
"Flux String Quartet"
August 7, 1996
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York
PARTICIPANTS: Tom Chiu, violinist; Cornelius Dufallo, violinist; Kenji Bunch, viola; Dave Eggar, cellist.
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Performance by the Flux Quartet, who are scheduled to play the next day at The Museum of Modern Art's Summergarden concert series.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.21, 2007.22, 2007.23
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.212
"PSA's Fall 1984"
1984
SERIES: MoMA PSA
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 60 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Radio advertisement promoting The Museum of Modern Art as a tourist site.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.213
"Minor White"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Peter Bunnell.
SERIES: NPR Performance Today
PARTICIPANTS: David D'arcy, reporter; curator Peter Bunnell
SPONSOR: NPR
EXHIBITION:Minor White: The Eye That Shapes[MoMA Exh. #1517, April 26-June 18, 1989]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An interview with Peter Bunnell, curator of the Minor White exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.122, 98.123.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.214
"Jacob Lawrence"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Jacob Lawrence.
SERIES: WBBR Bloomberg News Radio
PARTICIPANTS: Jacob Lawrence, artist; Diane Thompson, announcer.
EXHIBITION:Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series[MoMA Exh. #1701, January 11(12)-April 11, 1995]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Coverage on the genesis of theMigration Seriesand The Museum of Modern Art's installation of the paintings.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.1, 95.2, 95.10, 95.12a, 95.12b.
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.215
"John Richardson"
May 14, 2001
PERSONALITY: John Richardson
PLACE: John Richardson's Home
PARTICIPANTS: John Richardson, Picasso biographer.
SPONSOR: Library Council
DATA: 1 Microcassette.
SUMMARY: John Richardson speaking about his Picasso research.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.126a-96.128h; 98.127a-d, 98.128a-h, 98.129a-i
DONOR: Department of Communications.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Summer 2007
2007.216a
"Brice Marden at MoCA"
March 30, 2004
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden
PLACE: LA MoCA
PARTICIPANTS: Matthew Marks, gallerist; Dana Kramer; Brice Marden, artist; Robert Hollister, Director of Collections and Registration, MoCA, Los Angeles; Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, director of Conservation, Whitney Museum of American Art; Gary Garrels, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 1 of 2 90 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An informal conversation between the participants, used as research material for The Museum of Modern Art's Brice Marden exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.31, 2007.217, 2007.218; Please see Transcripts, Folder 73
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.216b
"Brice Marden at MoCA"
March 30, 2004
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden
PLACE: LA MoCA
PARTICIPANTS: Matthew Marks, gallerist; Dana Kramer; Brice Marden, artist; Robert Hollister, Director of Collections and Registration, MoCA, Los Angeles; Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, director of Conservation, Whitney Museum of American Art; Gary Garrels, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 2 of 2 90 Minute Standard Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An informal conversation between the participants, used as research material for The Museum of Modern Art's Brice Marden exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.31, 2007.217, 2007.218; Please see Transcripts, Folder 73
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.217
"Marden Studio Visit"
October 5, 2004
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden, Gary Garrels.
PLACE: Brice Marden Studio
PARTICIPANTS: Brice Marden, artist; Gary Garrels, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Informal conversation between Marden and Garrels, discussing installation strategies for the Brice Marden retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.218
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.218
"Marden Studio Visit"
October 20, 2004
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden, Gary Garrels.
PLACE: Brice Marden Studio
PARTICIPANTS: Brice Marden, artist; Gary Garrels, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Informal conversation between Marden and Garrels, discussing installation strategies for the Brice Marden retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.218
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
NOTE: This recording must be preserved prior to use.
2007.219
"Experimental Magazines and the International Avant-Gardes, 1945-75"
December 11, 2006
PERSONALITY: Willoughby Sharp, Liza Bear.
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Cullman Building, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Liza Bear, co-founder,Avalanchemagazine; Willoughby Sharp, co-founder,Avalanchemagazine; Benjamin Buchloh, Professor of Modern Art, Harvard University and former editor ofInterfunktionen(1968-75); Edward Sullivan, New York University; Moderated by David Little, Director of Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
SUMMARY: This panel considers various aspects of the avant-garde magazine. Examining experimental journals that were conceived as ongoing platforms for new works of art, graphic experimentation, and simultaneous expression in the arts, literature, philosophy, politics, and other fields, participants discuss the ways in which magazines represented the ideas of particular artistic and intellectual communities, even as they responded to and disseminated ideas internationally.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.220
"An Artists Panel: Brice Marden"
November 13, 2006
PERSONALITY: Franceso Clemente, Luc Tuymans, Christopher Wool.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Francesco Clemente, artist; Luc Tuymans, artist; Christopher Wool, artist; Gary Garrels, curator.
EXHIBITION:Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3.
SUMMARY: Artists Francesco Clemente, Luc Tuymans, and Christopher Wool discuss the impact of Brice Marden's work through individual presentations and a conversation moderated by Gary Garrels. Held in conjunction with the exhibitionBrice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.221
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Yuri Masnyj"
October 13, 2006
PERSONALITY: Yuri Masnyj
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Laura Beiles, Associate Educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Yuri Masnyj, artist.
SPONSOR: Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 MP3.
SUMMARY: Yuri Masnyj's sculptures and works on paper meticulously investigate form and color, juxtaposing figuration and abstraction. Masnyj appropriates material from everyday life, art history, and contemproary culture, transforming it through fragmentation, line, gesture, and structure.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.222
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Trisha Donnelly"
November 10, 2006
PERSONALITY: Trisha Donnelly
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Laura Beiles, Associate Educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Trisha Donnelly, artist.
SPONSOR: Junior Associates of The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Trisha Donnelly's photographs, drawings, and video, sound, and performance art challenge viewers to consider the meaning of signs, logic, and narrative. Through gestures, expressions, and the passage of time, she cryptically reveals imaginary languages and belief systems that alter viewers' perceptions of images and environments.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.223, 2007.223D
"Modern Poets: Frank O'Hara at MoMA
November 30, 2006
PERSONALITY: Frank O'Hara
PLACE: The Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Modern Poets
PARTICIPANTS: John Ashbery, poet; Bill Berkson, poet; Alfred Leslie, artist; Michelle Elligott, Museum Archivist, The Museum of Modern Art; Laura Beiles, Associate Educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Frank O'Hara worked at The Museum of Modern Art on and off for fifteen years-first selling postcards, then curating exhibitions and writing catalogue copy-all while composing poems during his lunch hour. This program features poets John Ashbery and Bill Berkson, artist Alfred Leslie, and Museum Archivist Michelle Elligott as they share their memories of O'Hara and his love for poetry and art during his time at MoMA.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007, Duplicate arrived in July 2008
2007.224, 2007.224D
"Comic Abstraction: Image-Breaking, Image-Making - An Artists Panel"
March 5, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: Roxana Marcoci, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Polly Apfelbaum, artist; Inka Essenhigh, artist; Gary Simmons, artist.
EXHIBITION: Comic Abstraction: Image-Breaking, Image-Making [MoMA Exh. #2000, March 4, 2007-June 11, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
SUMMARY: In a panel discussion moderated by Roxana Marcoci, curator of the exhibition, artists Polly Apfelbaum, Inka Essenhigh, and Gary Simmons address the creative misalliance between abstraction and comic forms of representation in their work.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007-184
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007; Duplicate arrived in July 2008
2007.225
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Jeff Koons"
March 9, 2007
PERSONALITY: Jeff Koons
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Joachim Pissarro, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Jeff Koons, artist.
EXHIBITION:Out of Time: A Contemporary View[MoMA Exh. #1978, August 30, 2006-April 9, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Jeff Koons uses unexpected models and everyday objects to create works of art. From his Hoover vacuum cleaners to his stainless steel Rabbit (1986), he challenges viewers' perception and standards of "good taste," addressing established hierarchies and aesthetic value systems.
RELATED MATERIAL: 89-17, 91-19, 93-20., 2007-181
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.226
"Armando Revern: Another Modernity?"
February 28, 2007
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs.
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Maria Elena Huizi, scholar; Luis Perez-Oramas, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Susan Stewart, poet.
EXHIBITION:Armando Revern[MoMA Exh. #1995, February 11, 2007-April 16, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Scholars offer their perspectives on the artist's work, placing it in the greater context of art history, Latin American culture (Venezuela in particular), and European avant-garde movements. John Elderfield moderates the discussion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007-183
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.227, 2007.227D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Swoon"
March 2, 2007
PERSONALITY: Swoon
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Swoon, artist; Miss Rockaway Armada Band; Gretchen Wagner, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Culling materials and subjects from the streets, Swoon (also known as Caledonia Curry) creates paper cutouts and installations that re-envision the experience of urban life.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007-180
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007; Duplicate arrived in July 2008
2007.228
"The Concrete and Neo-Concrete Movements in Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela"
March 8, 2007
PERSONALITY: Claudia Calirman
PLACE: The Cullman Building, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Brown Bag Lunch Lecture
PARTICIPANTS: Claudia Calirman
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: This lecture is presented by Claudia Calirman (PhD, The Graduate Center, City University of New York), an adjunct professor at Parsons School of Design and a lecturer at The Museum of Modern Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.229
"Manet and the Execution of Maximilian: Representing Politics and the Spectacle of War"
January 18, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Field, curatorial assistant; Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Sue Coe, artist; Gilles Peress, artist; Yinka Shonibare, artist; Krzysztof Wodiczko, artist; Philip Gourevitch, editor,The Paris Review: moderated by Darcy Grimaldo Grigsby, Associate Professor, University of California, Berkeley.
EXHIBITION:Manet and the Execution of Maximilian[MoMA Exh. #1984, November 5, 2006-January 29, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Captivated by the politics of colonialism and war, Edouard Manet depicted the execution of the Emperor Maximilian in a series of paintings and lithographs from 1867 to 1869. In this panel discussion, scholars and artists discuss the legacy of Manet's representation of politics and war through painting and historical documentation.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.230
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: OBRA Architects"
February 23, 2007
PERSONALITY: Pablo Castro, Jennifer Lee.
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Pablo Castro, architect; Jennifer Lee, architect.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: New York-based architecture firm OBRA Architects, founded by Pablo Castro and Jennifer Lee in 2000, has exhibited internationally and was named one of the 2005 Emerging Voices by the Architectural League of New York.
RELATED MATERIAL:2007-182
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.231
"Gallery Talks: The Artist Edition with Kota Ezawa"
February 28, 2007
PERSONALITY: Kota Ezawa
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Galleries
SERIES: Gallery Talks: The Artist Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Kota Ezawa, artist.
EXHIBITION:Out of Time: A Contemporary View[MoMA Exh. #1978, August 30, 2006-April 9, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Kota Ezawa describes his media works as "video archaeology." Often basing his art on archival news footage and movie clips, he provokes viewers to evaluate the accuracy of their own memories of events in comparison to his modified version.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.232, 2007.232D
"Jeff Wall Talks about His Work"
February 26, 2007
PERSONALITY: Jeff Wall
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Jeff Wall, photographer; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Jeff Wall[MoMA Exh. #1997, February 25, 2007-May 14, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Jeff Wall discusses his work in conjunction with the retrospective that traces his photography from the late 1970's to the present.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007; Duplicate arrived July 2008
2007.233
"Constantin and Laurene Leon Boym"
January 20, 2007
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater Lobby, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Family Programs | Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Marguiles, Educator, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Constantin Boym, designer; Laurene Leon Boym, designer.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: The Boym Partners explain the idea of "design" to children and their families.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.234
"Stephen Kroninger"
April 14, 2007
PERSONALITY: Stephen Kroninger
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater Lobby, The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Cari Frisch, Family Programs Assistant, Education Department, The Museum of Modern Art; Stephen Kroninger, artist.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company
DATA: 1 MP3.
SUMMARY: Stephen Kroninger, children's book illustrator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.233
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.235, 2007.235D
"Comic Abstraction"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: An Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Roxana Marcoci, curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; Rivane Neuenschwander, artist; Inka Essenhigh, artist; Polly Apfelbaum, artist; Gary Simmons, artist; Arturo Herrera, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Comic Abstraction: Image-Breaking, Image-Making[MoMA Exh. #2000, March 4, 2007-June 11, 2007]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the curators and artists involved.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.224; Please see Transcripts, Folder 74
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.236, 2007.236D
"Automatic Update"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: An Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art; Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, artist; Kevin McCoy, artist; Jennifer McCoy, artist; Cory Archangel, artist; Paul Pfeiffer, artist; Xu Bing, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Automatic Update[MoMA Exh. 2010. June 27, 2007-September 3, 2007]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the curators and artists involved.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 75
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.237, 2007.237D
"JoAnn Verburg: Present Tense"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: An Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Kismaric, Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; JoAnn Verburg, photographer.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Present Tense: Photographs by Joann Verburg[MoMA Exh #2012, July 15, 2007-November 5, 2007]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the curators and artists involved.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 76
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.238
"Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: An Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Richard Serra, sculptor
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years[MoMA Exh. 2007, June 3, 2007-September 10, 2007 and The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden installation, June 3, 2007-September 24, 2007]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the curators and artists involved.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.31, 98.36, 2001.65a/d, 2007.37; Please see Transcripts, Folder 77
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.239
"Teen Podcasts"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Red Studio
PARTICIPANTS: Various teenagers from the metropolitan area.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: The Red Studio audio program was developed by MoMA's Youth Advisory Council (YAC) with the goal of creating dynamic audio for teens, by teens. Artists, visitors, Museum staff, and teens offer different perspectives on works in MoMA's Painting and Sculpture galleries
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.240, 2007.240D
"Georges Seurat: The Drawings"
November 12, 2007
PERSONALITY: Jodi Hauptman, Karl Buchberg.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Jodi Hauptman, Associate Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Karl Buchberg, Senior Conservator, Department of Conservation, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:[Georges Seurat: The Drawings[MoMA Exh. 2020, October 28, 2007-January 7, 2008]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the curators and conservators involved
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 78
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2007
2007.241, 2007.241D
"A Conversation with Jacques Herzog and Glenn D. Lowry"
September 19, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jacques Herzog
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Jacques Herzog, architect.
EXHIBITION:Artist's Choice: Herzog and De Meuron, Perception Restrained[MoMA Exh. #1976, June 21, 2006-September 25, 2006]
DATA: 1 Standard CD.
SUMMARY: In conjunction with the exhibition Artist's Choice: Herzog & de Meuron, Perception Restrained, Glenn D. Lowry, director of The Museum of Modern Art, and Jacques Herzog consider the collection from an architect's perspective and discuss the ways in which thoughtful selections and innovative installations inspire new understandings of art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.9
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.242
"Conversations with Artists: The Family Edition
March 3, 2007
PERSONALITY: Swoon
PLACE: Bartos Theater
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Cari Frisch, Education Assistant, Family Programs, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Swoon, artist.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Swoon discusses her artistic approach and displays her posters to an audience of families.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.227
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.243
"Performing History: Critical Autobiographies
October 17, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Allison Smith, artist; An-My L, artist.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: An-My L and Allison Smith discuss the role of history in their work. Inspired by personal histories, historical reenactments, war, and performance, these artists confront the present by investigating constructions of the past.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2005.17
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.244
"Writing in Time: Poets and Technology"
March 28, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: ModernPoets
PARTICIPANTS: Caroline Bergvall, poet, Bard College; Greta Byrum, poet; Robert Ritterman, poet; Kenneth Goldsmith, poet.
EXHIBITION:Out of Time: A Contemporary View[MoMA Exh. #1978, August 30, 2006-April 9, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: The exhibition Out of Time: A Contemporary View considers notions of temporality and reconstructions of time through memory, fantasy, dreams, and history in a variety of media. The increasing prevalence of technology, whether as an artist's medium or as visual stimulation in mass culture, changes the way we experience, record, and perceive time. On the occasion of this exhibition, The Museum of Modern Art asked poets to explore how technology informs the language and rhythms of poetry.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.36, 2007.223
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
NOTE: Please see supplemental materials file for the powerpoint presentation shown during the event.
2007.245, 2007.245D
"Plane Image: A Conversation with Brice Marden"
November 1, 2006
PERSONALITY: Brice Marden
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Gary Garrels, curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Brice Marden, artist.
SPONSOR: Lehman Brothers.
EXHIBITION:EXHIBITION: Brice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings[MoMA Exh. #1982, October 29, 2006-January 15, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3; Duplicate is 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Brice Marden and Gary Garrels, curator ofBrice Marden: A Retrospective of Paintings and Drawings, discuss the artist's work and the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.31, 94.35
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2007.246
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Barry Whitmill of Freeplay Energy"
November 3, 2006
PERSONALITY: Barry Whitmill
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Barry Witmill, industrial designer.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Based in South Africa, industrial designer Barry Whitmill of Freeplay Energy seeks freedom from traditional energy sources. The organization's Self-Sufficient Energy technology combines wind-up, solar, and rechargeable power in unique and portable consumer electronic products. Paola Antonelli and Barry Witmill converse about energy and technology.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.1
"Representing Dada"
September 9, 2006
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Symposia
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, The Marie-Jose and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Didier Ottinger, Senior Curator, Centre Pompidou, Muse national d'art moderne, Paris; Catherine Craft, Independent scholar and critic; Hanne Bergius, Professor for the History of Art, Design and Architecture, Burg Giebichenstein, University for Art and Design, Halle; Dawn Ades, Professor, Department of Art History and Theory, University of Essex; Helen Adkins, Art historian and independent curator, Berlin; Francis Naumann, Independent scholar, curator, and art dealer; Tobia Bezzola, Curator, Kunsthaus Zurich; Leah Dickerman, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, National Gallery of Art, Washington; Laurent Le Bon, Chief Curator, Centre Pompidou, Muse national d'art moderne, Paris; and Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art, New York
EXHIBITION:Dada [MoMA Exh. #1975, June 18, 2006-September 11, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: To mark the close of the international Dada exhibition organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, and the Centre Pompidou, Paris, in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art, New York, The Museum of Modern Art hosted a day-long symposium to consider issues involved in representing Dada through texts, images, and objects, with a particular focus on the semantics of display. A distinguished group of scholars discussed landmark Dada exhibitions and past publications, with the aim of addressing how Dada has been defined historically, geographically, and conceptually.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
NOTE: This recording is of the afternoon session of the day long symposium
2008.2
"Artist's Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry: Artists Among Nations"
November 2, 2006
PERSONALITY: Ghada Amer, Alfredo Jaar.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director,The Museum of Modern Art; Ghada Amer, artist; Alfredo Jaar, artist.
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: In a conversation moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, artists Ghada Amer and Alfredo Jaar discuss the role in contemporary culture of the artist as an international nomad and the problem of locating new work within current artistic categories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 114; 2007.38, 2007.243
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.3a
"MoMA at el Museo del Barrio: Making Art History - Developing Archives of Latino/Latin American Art"
June 5, 2004
PERSONALITY: Miriam Basilio, Jessica Hankey, Taina Caragol.
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio, New York
SERIES: MoMA at el Museo del Barrio
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
PARTICIPANTS: Miriam Basilio, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Rita Gonzlez, Arts Project Coordinator, UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center; Jessica Hankey, Assistant to the Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art Library; Amy Rosenblum Martin, Assistant Curator, The Bronx Museum of the Arts; Toms Ybarra-Frausto, Associate Director for Arts and Humanities, The Rockefeller Foundation; Fatima Bercht, Chief Curator, El Museo del Barrio; Taina Caragol, Bibliographer, Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art Library
EXHIBITION:MoMA at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art March 4-July 25, 2004
DATA: 1 of 3 Standard CDs
SUMMARY: A symposium dedicated to the MoMA Library's current Survey of Latino Archives, a historic effort to preserve, document and publish the continuing heritage of Latino artists in the New York Metropolitan Area.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.26, 2007.102, 2007.171b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.3b
"MoMA at el Museo del Barrio: Making Art History - Developing Archives of Latino/Latin American Art"
June 5, 2004
PERSONALITY: Miriam Basilio, Jessica Hankey, Taina Caragol.
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio, New York
SERIES: MoMA at el Museo del Barrio
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
PARTICIPANTS: Miriam Basilio, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Rita Gonzlez, Arts Project Coordinator, UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center; Jessica Hankey, Assistant to the Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art Library; Amy Rosenblum Martin, Assistant Curator, The Bronx Museum of the Arts; Toms Ybarra-Frausto, Associate Director for Arts and Humanities, The Rockefeller Foundation; Fatima Bercht, Chief Curator, El Museo del Barrio; Taina Caragol, Bibliographer, Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art LibraryMoMA at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art March 4-July 25, 2004
DATA: 2 of 3 Standard CDs
SUMMARY: A symposium dedicated to the MoMA Library's current Survey of Latino Archives, a historic effort to preserve, document and publish the continuing heritage of Latino artists in the New York Metropolitan Area.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.26, 2007.102, 2007.171b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.3c
"MoMA at el Museo del Barrio: Making Art History - Developing Archives of Latino/Latin American Art"
June 5, 2004
PERSONALITY: Miriam Basilio, Jessica Hankey, Taina Caragol.
PLACE: El Museo del Barrio, New York
SERIES: MoMA at el Museo del Barrio
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
PARTICIPANTS: Miriam Basilio, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Rita Gonzlez, Arts Project Coordinator, UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center; Jessica Hankey, Assistant to the Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art Library; Amy Rosenblum Martin, Assistant Curator, The Bronx Museum of the Arts; Toms Ybarra-Frausto, Associate Director for Arts and Humanities, The Rockefeller Foundation; Fatima Bercht, Chief Curator, El Museo del Barrio; Taina Caragol, Bibliographer, Latin American Specialist, The Museum of Modern Art LibraryMoMA at El Museo: Latin American and Caribbean Art from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art March 4-July 25, 2004
DATA: 3 of 3 Standard CDs
SUMMARY: A symposium dedicated to the MoMA Library's current Survey of Latino Archives, a historic effort to preserve, document and publish the continuing heritage of Latino artists in the New York Metropolitan Area.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.26, 2007.102, 2007.171b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.4
"Atlas: Art beyond Art History"
September 15, 2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Philippe-Alain Michaud, Film Curator, Muse national d'art moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; John Rajchman, Associate Professor and Director of MA Programs, 20th Century Art and Philosophy, Columbia University; and Michel Weemans, Professor, L'cole Nationale Suprieure d'Art de Bourges, Paris.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Transforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, Part 2[MoMA Exh. #1972, May 10, 2006-October 2, 2006]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: In conjunction with the exhibitionTransforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, this panel discussion seeks to uncover meanings within and relationships among works of art that are not usually considered in traditional studies of art history.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.47
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.5
"Conversation between Kirk Varnedoe and Calvin Tomkins"
January 9, 2003
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe
PLACE: Charles Cowles' home
PARTICIPANTS: Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Calvin Tomkins, author.
SPONSOR: Library Council
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Conversation between Kirk Varnedoe and Clavin Tomkins at the home of Charles Cowles held on the occasion of Tomkins giving his papers the Museum Archives.
DONOR: Museum Library
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2007
2008.6
"Nine Museums Music"
October 29, 2004
EXHIBITION:Nine Museums by Yoshio Taniguchi[MoMA Exh. #1923, November 20, 2004-January 31, 2005]
DATA: 1 Audio DVD
SUMMARY: Audio component of "Nine Museums" video, produced for the current MoMA exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: Video Recording 2007-197
DONOR: Department of Information Technology
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 11, 2007
2008.7
"Alberto Giacometti"
2001
PERSONALITY: Alberto Giacometti
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Carolyn Lanchner, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Alberto Giacometti[MoMA Exh. #1890, October 10(11), 2001-January 8, 2002]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition with the curators involved.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.1, 2001.2, 2007.86; Please see Transcripts, Folder 79
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
2008.8, 2008.8D
"Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting"
2002
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr, Glenn Lowry
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Gerhard Richter: Forty Years of Painting[MoMA Exh. #1893, February 13(14), 2002-May 21, 2002]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2002.20a, 2002.20b; Please see Transcripts, Folder 80
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
2008.9, 2008.9D
"Mies in Berlin"
2001
PERSONALITY: Terence Riley, Barry Bergdoll.
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Barry Bergdoll, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Terence Riley, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg.
EXHIBITION:Mies in Berlin[MoMA Exh. #1887, June 20(21), 2001-September 11, 2001]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.32, 2001.20; Please see Transcripts, Folder 81
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
2008.10, 2008.10D
"Andreas Gursky and Builds"
2001
PERSONALITY: Peter Galassi
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Andreas Gursky exhibition acousitguide: Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art; MoMA Builds acoustiguide: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Maltzen, architect; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Jerry Speyer, CEO of Tishman Speyer Properties and MoMA Trustee.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg.
EXHIBITION:Andreas Gursky[MoMA Exh. #1883, February 28(March 4), 2001-May 15, 2001],MoMA Builds[MoMA Exh. #1888, April 1, 2001-May 21, 2002].
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.6; Please see Transcripts, Folder 82.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
NOTE: The duplicate recording is segments of MoMA Builds only.
2008.11, 2008.11D
"Matisse Picasso"
2003
PERSONALITY: Kirk Varnedoe, John Elderfield.
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Kirk Varnedoe, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg/Merrill Lynch
EXHIBITION:Matisse Picasso[MoMA Exh. #1906, February 13-May 19, 2003]
DATA: 1 Standard CD, Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.11a, 2003.11b, 2003.11c, 2003.44d, 2003.44e; Please see Transcripts, Folder 83
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
2008.12
"Tempo"
2002
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Andrea Zittel, artist; Mathew McCaslin, artist; Norma Jeane, artist; Janine Antoni, artist; Louise Bourgeois, artist; Roni Horn, artist; Vija Clemins, artist; Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, artist; Vik Muniz, artist; Glenn Ligon, artist; Nadine Robinson, artist; Paul Pfeiffer, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg.
EXHIBITION:Tempo[Moma Exh. #1897, June 29, 2002-September 9, 2002]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators and artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 84
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2002
2008.13
"To Be Looked At"
2002
PERSONALITY: Kynaston McShine, John Elderfield.
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Kynaston McShine, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg.
EXHIBITION:To Be Looked At: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection[Moma Exh. #1899, June 29, 2002- on going]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
DONOR: Department of Education.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 85
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2003
2008.14
"Max Beckmann"
2003
PERSONALITY: Robert Storr.
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:1908. Max Beckmann[MoMA Exh. #1908, June 26-September 29, 2003]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibition led by the exhibition's curators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.22, 2003.23; Please see Transcripts, Folder 86
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: 2003
2008.15
"Janine Antoni"
January 12, 2008
PERSONALITY: Janine Antoni
PLACE: Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Frisch, Family Programs Assistant, Education Department; Janine Antoni, artist.
SPONSOR: Ford Motors
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Janine Antoni's performative objects explore femininity, consumption, and other aspects of the human condition. Through intimate, labor-intensive processes, Antoni documents the history of her body's interaction with materials such as chocolate, lard, soap, hair dye, limestone, cow hide, and raw hemp.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.12a, 99.12b
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2008
2008.16a
"Morris Engel Interview"
June 2, 2004
PERSONALITY: Morris Engel
PARTICIPANTS: Morris Engel, New York Photographer and Filmmaker; Anne Morra, assistant curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 of 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An interview between Morris Engel and Anne Morra about childhood, family and filmmaking.
RELATED MATERIAL: 84.3; Please see Transcripts, Folder 87
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2008
2008.16b
"Morris Engel Interview"
June 8, 2004
PERSONALITY: Morris Engel
PARTICIPANTS: Morris Engel, New York Photographer and Filmmaker; Anne Morra, assistant curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 2 of 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An interview between Morris Engel and Anne Morra about childhood, family and filmmaking.
RELATED MATERIAL: 84.3; Please see Transcripts, Folder 87
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2008
2008.17
"Conversations: Among Friends Jason Moran and Ben Ratliff"
October 3, 2006
PERSONALITY: Jason Moran
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Lewis, Chairman, The Friends of Education; Josh Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art; Jason Moran, jazz composer; Ben Ratliff, jazz and pop critic,The New York Times; Alicia Hall Moran, guest vocalist.
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Jason Moran and Ben Ratliff in conversation, touching on themes of composition, art and music theory.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet
2008.18
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring Willie Cole and Patterson Sims"
June 5, 2007
PERSONALITY: Patterson Sims and Willie Cole
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Stuart Lewis, Chairman, The Friends of Education; Willie Cole, artist; Patterson Sims, curator.
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: This series, presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, explores works of art as reflections of their political and social context. Willie Cole and Patterson Sims in conversation.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2008.19
"Robert Gober"
March 29, 2008
PERSONALITY: Robert Gober
PLACE: Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Ford Family Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Gober, artist; Roger Griffith, Associate Sculpture Conservator, Department of Conservation, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Ford Foundation
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Robert Gober uses a variety of medium in his haunting sculptures of everyday domestic objects, including rubber, real human hair, beeswax, and wool. In a special conversation, Gober discusses his work in relation to issues of conservation with Roger Griffith, The Museum of Modern Art Associate Sculpture Conservator.
RELATED MATERIAL: 96.54, 2006.36
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 24, 2008
2008.20
"Annual Corporate Luncheon"
March 11, 2003
PERSONALITY: Henry M. Paulson
SERIES: Annual Corporate Luncheons
PARTICIPANTS: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Menschel, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, philanthropist; Henry M. Paulson, CEO, Goldman Sachs.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: 7th Annual Corporate Luncheon remarks given by Ronald Lauder.
RELATED MATERIAL: 98.137, 2000.76, 2002.9, 2004.1, 2005.35
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.21, 2008.21D
"Color Chart"
2008
PERSONALITY: Ann Temkin
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Temkin, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; John Baldessari, artist; Byron Kim, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today[MoMA Exh# 2030, March 2 through May 12, 2008]
DATA: 1 MP3, TRT 29.9 min, 41.4 MB
SUMMARY: Ann Temkin leads an acoustiguide tour of the exhibition with sound bytes from participating artists.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 88
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.22
"Dada"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Umland, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Leah Dickerman, Curator, National Gallery, D.C.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Dada[MoMA Exh. #1975, June 18, 2006-September 11, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3, TRT 34.5 min, 40.2 MB
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the exhibition and various experts and curators speak about the show.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.1; Please see Transcripts, Folder 89
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.23
"Eye on Europe"
2006
PERSONALITY: Deborah Wye, Wendy Weitman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Wye, Chief Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art; Wendy Weitman, curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Eye on Europe: Prints, Books and Multiples/1960 to Now[MoMA Exh. #1981, October 15, 2006-January 1, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3, 24.5 min, 30.2 MB
SUMMARY: Deborah Wye and Wendy Weitman lead an acoustiguide tour of the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 90
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.24
"Edvard Munch"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Patricia Berman, Art History Professor, Wellesley College.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Edvard Munch: The Modern Life of the Soul[MoMA Exh. #1965, February 19, 2006 - May 8, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3, 31.6 min, 36.6 MB
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the tour, which includes commentary from Munch historians.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.27; Please see Transcripts, Folder 91
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.25
"Without Boundary: Seventeen Ways of Looking"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Shirin Neshat, artist; Shahzia Sikander, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Without Boundary: Seventeen Ways of Looking[MoMA Exh. #1966, February 26, 2006 - May 22, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3, 23 min, 26.5 MB
SUMMARY: Artists speak about the philosophy of the exhibition during an audio tour.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.24, 2006.35; Please see Transcripts, Folder 92
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.26
"Out of Time"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Rineke Dijkstra, artist; Jeff Koons, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Out of Time: A Contemporary View.[MoMA Exh. #1978, August 30, 2006-April 9, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3, 24.4 min, 22.6 MB
SUMMARY: Artists participating in the show speak about their artworks with an audio tour.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.35, 2007.225, 2007.231, 2007.244; Please see Transcripts, Folder 93
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.27
"Against the Grain"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Bartlett, artist; Joel Shapiro, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Against the Grain: Contemporary Art from the Edward R. Broida Collection[MoMA Exh. #1970, May 3, 2006-July 10, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3, 18.9 min, 21.9 MB
SUMMARY: Artists from the exhibition speak about their work in an audio tour.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.28; Please see Transcripts, Folder 94
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.28
"Armando Revern"
2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Chief Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Armando Revern[MoMA Exh. #1995, February 11, 2007-April 16, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3, 23.7 min, 26.6 MB
SUMMARY: John Elderfield leads a tour through the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.26, 2007.226; Please see Transcripts, Folder 95
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.29
"Doug Aitken: sleepwalkers"
2007
PERSONALITY: Doug Aitken
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Klaus Biesenbach, curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Eleey, Director of Creative Time; Doug Aitken, artist.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Doug Aitken: Sleepwalkers[MoMA Exh. #1991, January 16, 2007-February 12, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3, 8.1 min, 7.6 MB
SUMMARY: Audio guide and commentary for Doug Aitken'ssleepwalkers.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.32; Please see Transcripts, Folder 96
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.30
"On-Site: New Architecture in Spain"
2006
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Terrence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:On-Site: New Architecture in Spain[MoMA Exh. #1964, February 12, 2006 - May 1, 2006]
DATA: 1 MP3, 9.4 min, 9.8 MB
SUMMARY: Terrence Riley narrates the audio tour of the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.32; Please see Transcripts, Folder 97
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.31
"What is Painting?"
June 25, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Anne Umland, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:What is Painting? Contemporary Art from the Collection[MoMA Exh. #2011, July 7, 2007-September 17, 2007]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: Anne Umland introduces an audio tour of the exhibition, which includes artist commentaries.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 98
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.32
"Design and the Elastic Mind"
February 14, 2008
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Paola Antonelli, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Design and the Elastic Mind[MoMA Exh# 2029, February 24-May 12, 2008]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: Paola Antonelli leads an audio tour of the exhibition, which includes commentary from artists and scientists.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 99
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.33
"Lucian Freud: The Painter's Etchings"
Decemeber 10, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Starr Figura, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Lucian Freud: The Painter's Etchings[MoMA Exh# 2024, December 16, 2007 through March 10, 2008]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry introduces the tour, which contains commentary from Starr Figura.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 100
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.34
"Teen Audio"
February 20, 2008
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Red Studio
PARTICIPANTS: Various teens from the metropolitan area.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: The Red Studio audio program was developed by MoMA's Youth Advisory Council (YAC) with the goal of creating dynamic audio for teens, by teens. Artists, visitors, Museum staff, and teens offer different perspectives on works in MoMA's Painting and Sculpture galleries
DONOR: Department of Education.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.239; Please see Transcripts, Folder 101
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.35
"Multiplex: Directions in Art"
December 10, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Jackie Winsor, artist; Mike Kelly, artist, and others.
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Multiplex: Directions in Art, 1970-Now[MoMA Exh# 2023, November 21, 2007 through July 28, 2008]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: A variety of artists speak about their works included in the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.36; Please see Transcripts, Folder 102
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.36
"Modern Kids: Multiplex"
December 10, 2007
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
EXHIBITION:Multiplex: Directions in Art, 1970-Now[MoMA Exh# 2023, November 21, 2007 through July 28, 2008]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio C.D.
SUMMARY: An interactive and dynamic audio guide geared toward children visiting the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.35; Please see Transcripts, Folder 103
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2008
2008.37
"Egon Schiele Press Preview"
October 8, 1997
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Press Preview
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Magdalena Dabrowski, Senior Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art;
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Egon Schiele: The Leopold Collection, Vienna[MoMA Exh. #1785, October 8(12), 1997-January 4, 1998]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Glenn Lowry gives a biographical note about Rudolf Leopold to members of the press and Magdalena Dabrowski speaks about Egon Schiele.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.137, 97.40, 97.36, 97.46a, 97.46b, 2007.194
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.38
"Around New York"
August 22, 1996
PERSONALITY: Ulla Suokko Hickson, Stephen Gosling.
SERIES: Summergarden Concert Series
PARTICIPANTS: Ulla Suokko Hickson, flutist; Stephen Gosling, pianist.
SPONSOR: The Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A performance by the musicians followed by an interview.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.27, 95.28, 2006.56, 2007.12a, 2007.12b.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.39
"Around New York"
July 11, 1996
PERSONALITY: Tom Chiu, David Eggert.
SERIES: Summergarden Concert Series
PARTICIPANTS: Tom Chiu, violinist; David Eggert, cellist.
SPONSOR:The Ethel P. Shein Fund for Music at MoMA
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A performance by the musicians followed by an interview.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.38, 95.27, 95.28, 2006.56, 2007.12a, 2007.12b.
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.40
"The Museum of Modern Art"
August 10, 2001
PLACE: NPR Studios
SERIES: Odyssey
PARTICIPANTS: Franz Schultz, Mies van der Rohe scholar; Phyllis Lambert, developer and curator of the exhibition; archival audio of Mies van der Rohe, architect; Michael Hays, Professor, Harvard University.
SPONSOR: WBEZ-FM
EXHIBITION:Mies in Berlin[MoMA Exh. #1887, June 20(21), 2001-September 11, 2001]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion on Mies van der Rohe's architectural impact upon the urban landscape.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.20, 2008.9
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.41
"Yoshio Taniguchi Presentation"
December 8, 1997
PERSONALITY: Yoshio Taniguchi
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Trustee's Room, 6th Floor
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; David Rockefeller, Trustee, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, Board of Trustees, The Museum of Modern Art; Yashio Taniguchi, architect
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Press conference announcing architect chosen for Museum expansion, introduced by David Rockefeller and Glenn Lowry, presentation of Trustees' choice for architect by Agnes Gund, and presentation by Taniguchi of his past work and projected plans for the new Museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: Video recording within The Video Recordings of Museum-Related Events, 2002-10
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.42
"Conserving Pollock's Paintings"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: James Coddington, Carol Mancusi-Ungaro
SERIES: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: James Coddington, Chief Conservator, Department of Conservation, The Museum of Modern Art; Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, Chief Conservator, The Menil Collection.
EXHIBITION:Jackson Pollock[MoMA Exh. #1819, October 28(11/1), 1998-February 2, 1999]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion on the state of various Pollock works within the exhibition and the various tasks required of conservators.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.33, 99.69
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.43
"Workspheres and Gurksy Press Preview"
October 18, 2000
PERSONALITY:
PLACE:
SERIES:
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Michael Maltzan, architect; Paola Antonelli, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Galassi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR:
EXHIBITION:Workspheres[MoMA Exh. #1882, February 7(8), 2001-April 22, 2001]Andreas Gursky[MoMA Exh. #1883, February 28(March 4), 2001-May 15, 2001]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Press preview remarks by curators Paola Antonelli and Peter Galassi about the exhibitions they have worked on as well as a sneak peak at MoMAQNS led by Michael Maltzan.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.6, 2008.10, 2001.21, 2001.22, 2001.23, 2001.24
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.44
"Press Preview for Sigmar Polke"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Sigmar Polke
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Press preview
PARTICIPANTS: Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Margit Rowell, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder.
EXHIBITION:Sigmar Polke: Works on Paper, 1963-1974 [MoMA Exh. #1829, March 30(4/1)-June 16, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Press preview remarks by both Mary Lea Bandy and Margit Rowell about the exhibition and Sigmar Polke.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.26. 2000.72
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.45
"Fame After Photography Press Preview"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Carole Kismaric and Marvin Heiferman
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Press Preview
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Marvin Heiferman, curator; Carole Kismaric, historian and curator.
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art.
EXHIBITION:Fame After Photography[MoMA Exh. #1833, July 7(8)-October 5, 1999]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Press preview remarks by Carole Kismaric and Marvin Heiferman about the conception of fame and the documentation of famous style through photography.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.163
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.46
"Glenn Lowry / Museum Director"
December 10, 1997
PERSONALITY: Yoshio Taniguchi
SERIES: Lifestyles
PARTICIPANTS: Annie Bergen, host; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: WBBR
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: An announcement by Glenn Lowry of the appointment of Yoshio Taniguchi as new architect for the Museum's expansion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.55, 2005.8, 2008.41
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.47
"Contemporary Art Criticism"
September 10, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Adult and Academic Programs
PARTICIPANTS: Laura Hoptman, Assistant Curator in the Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art; Matthew Slotover, Editor,FriezeMagazine; David Rimanelli, art critic,ArtForum.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: A discussion with critics, curators and audience members about the current state of art criticism.
RELATED MATERIAL: 68.3, 95.20
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.48
"Mies Launch"
February 22, 2001
PERSONALITY: Mies van der Rohe
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Exhibition Previews
PARTICIPANTS: Terence Riley, Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Barry Bergdoll, curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art; Phyllis Lambert, curator ofMies in America, The Whitney Museum; Michael Hays, Curator and Professor.
EXHIBITION:Mies in Berlin[MoMA Exh. #1887, June 20(21), 2001-September 11, 2001]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Terence Riley provides background information on the joint exhibitions about Mies van der Rohe with remarks from other curators and architectural historians involved.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2001.20, 2008.9, 2008.40
DONOR: Department of Communications
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2003
2008.49
"A Memorial Tribute to Elizabeth Bliss Parkinson Cobb"
October 31, 2001
PERSONALITY: Elizabeth Bliss Parkinson Cobb
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Memorial Tribute
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, Chairman of the Board, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Memorial comments followed by a musical interlude.
RELATED MATERIAL: 88.2.
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.50, 2008.50D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
October 5, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; The LaSalle Quartet; James Levine; Stefan Litwin.
SPONSOR: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Petrie
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, of Anton Webern, Arnold Schoenberg, Alexander Zemlinsky, Gustav Mahler and Alban Berg.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.51
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.51, 2008.51D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
September 10, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Felix Galimir; Arleen Auger; Joseph Kalichstein; Joel Krosnick; Jaime Loredo; Yo-Yo Ma; Samuel Rhodes; Sharon Robinson; Richard Stoltman; Jeffrey Swann; Michael Tree.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, performing Alexander Zemlinsky's Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano, Alban Berg's Four Pieces for Clarinet and Piano, Arnold Schoenberg's Transfigured Night and Gustav Mahler's songs.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.52
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.52, 2008.52D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
October 15, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Marc Neikrug; John Ostendorf; Zaidee Parkinson; Benita Valente; Pinchas Zukerman.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, devoted to Arnold Schoenberg's Society for Private Musical Performance.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.53, 2008.53D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
September 24, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Galimir String Quartet; Richard Goode; Benita Valente.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, performing Alban Berg's String Quartet, Op. 3, Arnold Schoenberg, String Quartet No. 2, Op. 10.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.54, 2008.54D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
September 21, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Gerard Schwarz; Jan DeGaetani; Y Chamber Symphony.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, with renditions of Arnold Schoenberg, "Song of the Wood Dove," Johann Strass-Arnold Schoenberg "Kaiserwalz", Johnan Strauss-Anton Webern "Schatzwalzer" and Arnold Schoenberg, "Chamber Symphony No.1, Op. 9.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.55, 2008.55D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
September 7, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Felix Galimir; Joseph Kalichstein; Jaime Laredo; Sharon Robinson; Lucy Shelton; Michael Webster; Carol Wincenc; Hiroko Yajima.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, with renditions of Arnold Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire", Gustav Mahler, Piano Quartet, Franz Schmidt, Drei Kleine Fantasiestucke for Cello and Piano, and Joseph Marx's songs.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52, 2008.53, 2008.54
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.56, 2008.56D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
October 19, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Judith Blegen; Hakan Hagegard; Joseph Kalichstein.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A performance, in collaboration with the 92nd Street Y, with renditions Gustav Mahler, "Four Ruckert Songs," Alban Berg, "Seven Early Songs," Franz Lehar, selected operetta works.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52, 2008.53, 2008.54
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.57a
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
December 28, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Judith Blegen; Frederica von Stade; Richard Goode; Gerard Schwarz; James Levine; Richard Stoltzman; Frederic Morton, author of "A Nervous Splendor: Vienna 1888-1889".
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 of 2 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Highlights from Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music, including an interview with Frederic Morton.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52, 2008.53, 2008.54, 2008.55, 2008.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.57b
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
December 28, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: George Jellinek, host; Judith Blegen; Frederica von Stade; Richard Goode; Gerard Schwarz; James Levine; Richard Stoltzman; Frederic Morton, author of "A Nervous Splendor: Vienna 1888-1889".
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 2 of 2 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Highlights from Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music, including an interview with Frederic Morton.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52, 2008.53, 2008.54, 2008.55, 2008.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.58, 2008.58D
"Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music"
December 14, 1986
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Vienna 1900: A Festival of Music on WQXR
PARTICIPANTS: Frederica von Stade, soprano.
EXHIBITION:Vienna 1900: Art, Architecture and Design[MoMA Exh. #1426, July 3-October 26, 1986]
DATA: 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 120 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Frederica von Stade performs cabaret songs of Arnold Schoenberg.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.50, 2008.51, 2008.52, 2008.53, 2008.54, 2008.55, 2008.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.59
"Sustaining Benefactor Luncheon"
November 6, 2000
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: ModernStarts
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Mary Lea Bandy, Chief Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Gary Garrels, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION:Open Ends
DATA: 1 30 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion of future expectations and projections for the new expanded museum.
RELATED MATERIAL: 99.34
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.60
"In Memoriam: A Gathering of Hope"
November 30, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Yenawine, Director, Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art; Leonard Bernstein, composer; Gretchen Langheld, saxophonist; House AFire, band; Sons and Daughters, musical group.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A benefit for a Day Without Art, an AIDS awareness event, featuring multiple musical performances, including a work by Leonard Bernstein.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.54
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.61
"50th Anniversary of the Founding of The Museum of Modern Art"
November 7, 1979
PERSONALITY: Richard Oldenburg, Blanchette Rockefeller
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; New Amsterdam Brass Quintet, The Julliard School; Blanchette Rockefeller, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Henry Geldzahler, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs, The City of New York; William S. Paley, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Participants give speeches about the cultural impact of the Museum upon New York City and the art world. Richard Oldenburg plays the speech given by Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the 10th Anniversary of The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 39.1, 54.3
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.62
"Honored Members Event"
November 30, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Honorary Member Events
PARTICIPANTS: Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A reception with comments by Agnes Gund to long-time members of The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 60.10, 69.73, 79.39, 79.63
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
NOTE: This recording has substantial feedback.
2008.63
"Summergarden: Around New York"
July 6, 1995
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Child, host; Joel Sachs, artistic director, Summergarden; David Grescham, clarinetist.
SPONSOR: WNYC
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about the American "coming of age" in 20th century music composition followed by music performed by David Gresham.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.28, 2006.56, 2007.12a, 2007.12b, 2007.13, 2007.14
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.64
"Summergarden: Around New York"
August 17, 1995
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Child, host; Darret Atkins, cellist.
SPONSOR: WNYC
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: A discussion about The Museum of Modern Art's Summergarden series followed by a performance.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.28, 2006.56, 2007.12a, 2007.12b, 2007.13, 2007.14, 2008.63
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.65
"Summergarden Promo Spots"
n.d.
SERIES: Summergarden
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Donald B. Marron, President, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Three promotional radio segments for Summergarden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 95.28, 2006.56, 2007.12a, 2007.12b, 2007.13, 2007.14, 2008.63, 2008.64
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.66a
"Stravinsky II"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Traditions
PARTICIPANTS: Lloyd Moss, host; The Julliard Players.
SPONSOR: Paine Webber
DATA: 1 of 3 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Music from an upcoming season of Summergarden. Includes music from Stravinsky's three periods; the Russian, the Neo-Classical, the Serial.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66b, 2008.66c, 2006.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.66b
"Stravinsky III"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Traditions
PARTICIPANTS: Lloyd Moss, host; The Julliard Players.
SPONSOR: Paine Webber
DATA: 2 of 3 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Music from an upcoming season of Summergarden and a discussion about Stravinsky's interest in jazz.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66a, 2008.66c, 2006.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.66c
"Stravinsky II"
n.d.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Traditions
PARTICIPANTS: Lloyd Moss, host; The Julliard Players.
SPONSOR: Paine Webber
DATA: 3 of 3 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: Music from an upcoming season of Summergarden and a discussion about Stravinksy's religious influences.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66b, 2008.66a, 2006.56
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.67
"Hasselblad Photography Award Ceremony"
November 18, 1981
PERSONALITY: Ansel Adams
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; King of Sweden Carl XVI Gustaf; Queen of Sweden, Queen Silvia.
SPONSOR: Hasselblad Foundation
EXHIBITION:Ansel Adams and the West[MoMA Exh. #1273, September 5-October 28, 1979]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Ansel Adams receives a prestigious award in photography from the King and Queen of Sweden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 79.46, 79.49, 2003.18, 2003.20
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.68, 2008.68D
"Capital Campaign Gala Program"
November 18, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: David Rockefeller, Chairman Emeritus, The Museum of Modern Art; Ronald Lauder, Chairman, The Museum of Modern Art; Itzhak Pearlman, violinist; Libby Pataki, First-Lady of New York State; Agnes Gund, President, The Museum of Modern Art; Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Gala fundraiser for the Museum's anticipated expansion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.76
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
NOTE: CD Duplicate contains Mr. Ronald Lauder's introductory remarks only.
2008.69
"Summergarden 1994"
June 30, 1994
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York
PARTICIPANTS: Steve Sullivan, Host; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 94 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Musicians from The Museum of Modern Art's Summergarden series perform Stravinsky on "Around New York."
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66a, 2008.66b, 2008.66c
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.70
"Summergarden 1994"
July 28, 1994
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Child, Host; Joel Sachs, artistic director of Juilliard concerts.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 94 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Musicians from The Museum of Modern Art's Summergarden series, including Joel Sachs, perform Erik Satie on "Around New York."
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66a, 2008.66b, 2008.66c, 2008.69
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.71
"Summergarden 1994"
August 18, 1994
PLACE: WNYC Studios
SERIES: Around New York
PARTICIPANTS: Steve Sullivan, Host; Stephen Gosling, pianist.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 94 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Musicians from The Museum of Modern Art's Summergarden series perform on "Around New York."
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.66a, 2008.66b, 2008.66c, 2008.69, 2008.70
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.72
"Music from the Capital Campaign Gala Program"
November 18, 1998
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Itzhak Pearlman, violinist.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: A performance by Itzhak Pearlman.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.76, 2008.68
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
2008.73
"Alfred H. Barr Memorial Tribute"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Alfred H. Barr
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Memorial Tribute
PARTICIPANTS: Philip Johnson, Architect; Richard E. Oldenburg, Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Friends and colleagues speak in remembrance of Alfred H. Barr, first director of The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2000.22, 2000.23, 2000.24
DONOR: Department of Special Events
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2004
NOTE: Please see the Alfred H. Barr Papers, 2.1.c, for the Memorial Tribute Brochure and transcript of Philip Johnson's speech.
2008.74
"Family Ford Programs: Allan McCollum"
February 9, 2008
PERSONALITY: Allan McCollum
PLACE: Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Arts: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Allan McCollum, artist; Cari Frisch, Family Programs Assistant, The Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Allan McCollum speaks about his work to an audience of families.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.5, 2006.6, 2006.14, 2006.17
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 22, 2008
2008.75
"McShine - Books"
1987
PLACE: Warehouse on 21st Street
PARTICIPANTS: Todd Alden, artist.
DATA: 1 Standard 90 Minute Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Todd Alden documents the titles of books salvaged from a fire at 791 Broadway.
DONOR: Department of Painting and Sculpture
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2008
NOTE: Transferred from Kynaston McShine's office at the end of his tenure.
2008.76
"Art Table Annual Membership Meeting and Reception"
May 8, 2008
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Annual Membership Meeting
PARTICIPANTS: Peggy Loar Voorsanger, President, ArtTable Board of Directors; Vishakha N. Desai, President and CEO, Asia Society; Kathy Halbreich, Associate Director, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: ArtTable
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: A conversation between Kathy Halbrech and Vishakha Desai.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2008
2008.77a
"Cocktails / Uptempo"
May 1984
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 of 2 10" Reels, 7 1/2 ips.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.77b
DONOR: The Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2008
NOTE: This recording was transferred to the Archives from Kynaston McShine's office at the end of his tenure. This recording is located in Queens. The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2008.77b
"Cocktails / Uptempo"
May 1984
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2 of 2 10" Reels, 7 1/2 ips.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.77b
DONOR: The Department of Painting and Sculpture.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 2008
NOTE: This recording was transferred to the Archives from Kynaston McShine's office at the end of his tenure. This recording is located in Queens. The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
2008.78
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 24, 2008
PERSONALITY: Douglas Florian
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Douglas Florian, Author/Illustrator; Elizabeth Margulies, The Department of Education, Family Programs Coordinator, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Douglas Florian, the creator of many acclaimed picture books including zoo's who; bow wow meow meow, a Parents Magazine Best Book of the Year and others, reads stories in the sculpture garden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.15, 2007.33, 2007.78
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 2008
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2008.79a
"Interview with Kyoko Kumai"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kyoko Kumai
PARTICIPANTS: Kyoko Kumai, designer.
EXHIBITION:Projects 28: Kyoko Kumai[MoMA Exh. #1581, May 3-June 18, 1991]
DATA: 1 of 2 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: An interview with Kyoko Kumai.
DONOR: The Department of Architecture and Design
NOTE: Portions of this recording are in Japanese. This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. #1581
2008.79b
"Interview with Kyoko Kumai"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Kyoko Kumai
PARTICIPANTS: Kyoko Kumai, designer.
EXHIBITION:Projects 28: Kyoko Kumai[MoMA Exh. #1581, May 3-June 18, 1991]
DATA: 2 of 2 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: An interview with Kyoko Kumai.
DONOR: The Department of Architecture and Design
NOTE: Portions of this recording are in Japanese. This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. #1581
2008.80
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 17, 2008
PERSONALITY: Betsy Lewin
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden.
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Betsy Lewin, author and illustrator; Elizabeth Marguiles, Family Programs Coordinator, The Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: Ford Motor Company
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Betsy Lewin, especially noted for the lively, comic whimsy that characterizes her work, reads in the Sculpture Garden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.15, 2007.33, 2007.78, 2008.80
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 17, 2008
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2008.81
"A Conversation Between Lynne Cooke and Richard Serra"
September 6, 2007
PERSONALITY: Richard Serra
PLACE: Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kynaston McShine, chief curator-at-large, The Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; Lynne Cooke, curator, DIA Art Foundation; Richard Serra, sculptor.
EXHIBITION:Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years[MoMA Exh. #2007, June 3, 2007-September 10, 2007 and The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden installation, June 3, 2007-September 24, 2007]
DATA: 1 MP3
SUMMARY: Co-curator Lynne Cooke and Richard Serra discuss the artist's work and the exhibition.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.37
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2008
2008.82a
"Hannah Hch Symposium"
October 19, 1996
PLACE: The Walker Arts Center
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Boswell, co-curator; Maria Makela, co-curator; Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
SPONSOR: The Walker Arts Center
EXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: 1 of 4 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: A symposium on the work of Hannah Hch.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.10, 97.12
2008.82b
"Hannah Hch Symposium"
October 19, 1996
PLACE: The Walker Arts Center
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Boswell, co-curator; Maria Makela, co-curator; Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
SPONSOR: The Walker Arts Center
EXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: 2 of 4 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: A symposium on the work of Hannah Hch.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.10, 97.12
2008.82c
"Hannah Hch Symposium"
October 19, 1996
PLACE: The Walker Arts Center
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Boswell, co-curator; Maria Makela, co-curator; Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
SPONSOR: The Walker Arts Center
EXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: 3 of 4 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: A symposium on the work of Hannah Hch.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.10, 97.12
2008.82d
"Hannah Hch Symposium"
October 19, 1996
PLACE: The Walker Arts Center
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Boswell, co-curator; Maria Makela, co-curator; Carolyn Lanchner, curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art; and others.
SPONSOR: The Walker Arts Center
EXHIBITION:The Photomontages of Hannah Hch[MoMA Exh. #1766, February 26(27)-May 20, 1997]
DATA: 4 of 4 Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: A symposium on the work of Hannah Hch.
RELATED MATERIAL: 97.10, 97.12
2008.83
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 10, 2008
PERSONALITY: Peter McCarty
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: Peter McCarty, author, illustrator; Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, The Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Peter McCarty reads his stories to families in the Sculpture Garden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.25, 2007.27
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 10, 2008
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2008.84
"Every Ten Minutes"
1991
PERSONALITY: Robert Farber
SERIES: Visual Aids/Day Without Art
EXHIBITION:Projects 31: A Space Without Art[MoMA Exh. #1600, November 8-December 8, 1991]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Bells toll every ten minutes in this piece by Robert Farber.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.54
NOTE: This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. 1600
2008.85a
"Frank Lloyd Wright Author's Essay Conference"
February 13, 1993
PLACE: 30 Rockefeller Plaza
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: 1 of 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An informal dialogue about Frank Lloyd Wright with unnamed participants.
DONOR: The Department of Architecture and Design.
NOTE: This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. 1673
2008.85b
"Frank Lloyd Wright Author's Essay Conference"
February 13, 1993
PLACE: 30 Rockefeller Plaza
EXHIBITION:Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect[MoMA Exh. #1673, February 16-May 10, 1994]
DATA: 2 of 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes.
SUMMARY: An informal dialogue about Frank Lloyd Wright with unnamed participants.
DONOR: The Department of Architecture and Design.
NOTE: This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. 1673
2008.86
"Story Time in the Sculpture Garden"
July 31, 2008
PERSONALITY: John Rocco
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden
SERIES: Story Time in the Sculpture Garden
PARTICIPANTS: John Rocco, author/illustrator; Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, The Department of Education, The Museum of Modern Art.
SPONSOR: Ford Motors
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: John Rocco reads his stories to children and families in the sculpture garden.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2006.15, 2007.33, 2007.78, 2008.78
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 31, 2008
NOTE: The Story Time in the Sculpture Garden Series may contain licensed material. Please see the Museum Archivist for more information
2008.87
"Jasper Johns; Education Center Display"
n.d.
EXHIBITION:Jasper Johns: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #1754, October 15(20), 1996-January 21, 1997]
DATA: 1 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassette;
SUMMARY: An instructional audio tour of tactile reproductions of Jasper Johns' work. Designed for all museum visitors, including the blind and partially-sighted.
RELATED MATERIAL: 94.29a, 94.29b, 94.30a, 94.30b, 94.31a, 94.91b
DONOR: The Department of Education
2008.88
"Paul McCarthy"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Paul McCarthy
PARTICIPANTS: Paul McCarthy, artist.
EXHIBITION:Projects 51: Paul McCarthy[MoMA Exh. #1715, May 30(6/1)-July 18, 1995]
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Paul McCarthy is interviewed about his work and influences
RELATED MATERIAL: 2004.14
NOTE: This recording was removed from the exhibition files of MoMA Exh. 1715
2008.89a
"Echoes of New York"
December 17, 1946
SERIES: ABC Line
DATA: 1 of 2 16" Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.89b
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.89b
"Echoes of New York"
December 17, 1946
SERIES: ABC Line
DATA: 2 of 2 16" Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.89b
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90a
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Andrew Ritchie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Andrew Ritchie, art historian.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 1 of 6 16" Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90c, 2008.90d, 2008.90e, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90a
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Andrew Ritchie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Andrew Ritchie, art historian.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 1 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90c, 2008.90d, 2008.90e, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90b
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Marcel Breuer
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Marcel Breuer, architect.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 2 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90a, 2008.90c, 2008.90d, 2008.90e, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90c
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: J.B. Neumann
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: J.B. Neumann, art dealer.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 3 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90a, 2008.90d, 2008.90e, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90d
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Ben Shahn
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ben Shahn, painter.
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 4 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90c, 2008.90a, 2008.90e, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90e
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Ben Shahn, Edgar Wind
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ben Shahn, painter; Edgar Wind, art historian
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 5 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90c, 2008.90d, 2008.90a, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.90f
"Paul Klee Exhibit"
February 3, 1950
PERSONALITY: Edgar Wind
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Edgar Wind, art historian
EXHIBITION:Paul Klee[MoMA Exh. #433, December 20, 1949-February 19, 1950]
DATA: 6 of 6 sixteen inch Gramophone records, 33 1/3 RPM
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.90b, 2008.90c, 2008.90d, 2008.90a, 2008.90f
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time. This record is located in Queens.
2008.91, 2008.91D
"Roberto Burle Marx: The Unnatural Art of the Garden"
n.d.
EXHIBITION:Roberto Burle Marx: The Unnatural Art of the Garden[MoMA Exh. #1584, May 23-August 13, 1991]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; Duplicate is 3" reel.
SUMMARY: Musical accompaniment to exhibition tour.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.49
2008.92, 2008.92D
"Mind Reels: Dada Films with Musical Accompaniment"
July 19, 2006
PERSONALITY: Martin Marks; Charles Shadle
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Martin Marks; Charles Shadle
EXHIBITION:Dada[MoMA Exh. #1975, June 18, 2006-September 11, 2006]
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Martin Marks and Charles Shadle provide live accompaniment for silent Dada films, including René Clair and Francis Picabia's Entr'acte (1924) and Man Ray's Emak Bakia (1926). George Antheil's score accompanies Fernand Léger and Dudley Murphy's Le Ballet Mécanique (1924).
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2008
2008.93
"Contemporary Artists' Books Conference"
October 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Rirkrit Tiravanija; Joseph Grigely; Hans Ulrich Obrist PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In conjunction with the Contemporary Artists' Books Conference, a collaboration between the Art Libraries Society of New York and Printed Matter, Inc., numerous institutions in New York City are offering panels, artists' presentations, and tours. MoMA hosts the keynote session, which features curator and critic Hans Ulrich Obrist in conversation with artists Joseph Grigely and Rirkrit Tiravanija about new developments in the dynamic genre of artists' books and artworks that relate to the codex form.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.94
"Art and Commerce: Alternative Economies"
October 16, 2008
PERSONALITY: Rirkirt Tiravanija and Christine Hill
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Rirkirt Tiravanija; Christine Hill
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Artists Christine Hill and Rirkrit Tiravanija discuss how they create artworks for an alternative "economy."
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008-325
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.95
"Home Made: Five Perspectives on Prefabrication"
October 15, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: James Timberlake; Lawrence Sass; Oskar Leo Kaufmann; Douglas Gauthier; Jeremy Edmiston; Richard Horden
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
EXHIBITION: Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling, July 20–October 20, 2008
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Five architects whose work was exhibited in Home Delivery make brief presentations on their vision and practice. They include James Timberlake FAIA (Fellow, American Institute of Architects), and Partner, KieranTimberlake Associates, Philadelphia; Lawrence Sass, Associate Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Oskar Leo Kaufmann, Oskar Leo Kaufmann and Albert Rüf; Douglas Gauthier and Jeremy Edmiston, New York; and Richard Horden, Horden Cherry Lee Architects, London.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008-327
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.96
"A Night Reading: An Evening of Poetry Dedicated to Vincent Van Gogh"
October 6, 2008
PERSONALITY: Vija Celmins; Eliot Weinberger; Neil Folberg; Ann Lauterbach
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night, September 21, 2008–January 5, 2009
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This program presented artists and poets whose own work elicits the spirit of the night as they read a diverse selection of poetry and literature. Vija Celmins, artist, and Eliot Weinberger, writer, editor, and translator, collaborators on the book The Stars; Neil Folberg, photographer of the collection Travels with Van Gogh and the Impressionists; and Ann Lauterbach, poet, read works that Van Gogh admired by Hans Christian Andersen, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Walt Whitman, along with poems by contemporary writers on the theme of nighttime.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008-323
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.97
"Dali and New York"
September 10, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Callie Angell; Jack Bond; Jonas Mekas; Ingrid Schaffner; Anne Morra
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Dali: Painting and Film, June 29–September 15, 2008
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Participants include Callie Angell, Adjunct Curator, The Andy Warhol Film Project, The Whitney Museum of American Art, who discusses the relationship between Dali and Andy Warhol; filmmaker Jack Bond, who presents clips of his own film, Dali in New York, and reflections on his friendship with the artist; Jonas Mekas, filmmaker and Director, Anthology Film Archives, who shares the films he made of Dali; and Ingrid Schaffner, Senior Curator, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, who explores Dali and the 1939 World's Fair. Anne Morra, Assistant Curator, Department of Film, and co-organizer of the exhibition Dali: Painting and Film, moderates a discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.98
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Campaign Trails with Larry Fink"
October 1, 2008
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Elisabeth Biondi; Larry Fink
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Lecture and slide presentation by artist Larry Fink.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.99, 2008-326
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.99
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Campaign Trails with Shelly Silver"
September 24, 2008
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Sally Berger; Shelly Silver
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Lecture and slide presentation by artist Shelly Silver.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.98
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.100
"Anatomy of a Jazz Score: A Panel Discussion"
September 17, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Gary Giddins; Johnny Mandel; David Shire; Stan Douglas
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Jazz Score, April 16–September 17, 2008
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: A panel of composers, artists, and scholars explores the process of writing jazz music for the cinema. Participants include composers Johnny Mandel and David Shire; the artist Stan Douglas, whose two-channel video installation Hors-champs (1992) examines the interplay and tension between free-jazz improvisation, film editing, and the construction of narrative; and moderator Gary Giddins.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008-328
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.101
"Open House"
September 25, 2008
PERSONALITY: Lawrence Sass
EXHIBITION: Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling, July 20–October 20, 2008
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Architect Lawrence Sass leads the public through Digitally Fabricated Housing for New Orleans, his full-scale project situated outside in the lot to the west of the Museum.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.102
"Kirchner and the Berlin Streets: A Symposium"
October 17, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Deborah Wye; Charles W. Haxthausen; Reinhold Heller; Katharina Henkel; Jill Lloyd; Sherwin Simmons; Katharina Sykora
SPONSOR: Department of Education
EXHIBITION: Kirchner and the Berlin Street, August 3–November 10, 2008
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The symposium includes brief, illustrated papers, as well as a discussion moderated by Deborah Wye, The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Chief Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books, and the organizer of the exhibition. Participants include Charles W. Haxthausen, Robert Sterling Clark Professor of Art History, Williams College; Reinhold Heller, Professor Emeritus, Department of Art History, University of Chicago; Katharina Henkel, Curator, Kunsthalle Emden; Jill Lloyd, independent writer and curator; Sherwin Simmons, Professor of Twentieth Century Art and Design, Department of Art History, University of Oregon; Katharina Sykora, Professor, Department of Art History and Media Studies, Braunschweig University of Arts, Germany; among others.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008-324
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2008
2008.103
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Music for Violin, Cello, and Piano"
July 7, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Miranda Cuckson, violin; Elizabeth Lara, cello; Jacek Mysinski, piano
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event booklet.
2008.104
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Marc Cary Focus Trio"
July 15, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Marc Cary, piano; Sameer Gupta, drums, tabla; David Ewell, bass
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.105
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - The Attacca Quartet"
July 22, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Amy Schroeder, violin; Keiko Tokunaga, violin; Gillian Gallagher, viola; Andrew Yee, cello
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.106
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - The D.D. Jackson Trio, Serenity Song"
July 29, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: D.D. Jacksin, pianist/composer; Ugonna Okegwo, acoustic bass; Reggie Nicholson, drums; Sam Newsome, soprano saxophone
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.107
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Music for Clarinets, Cello, and Piano"
August 5, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Moran Katz, clarinet and bass clarinet; Caroline Stinson, cello; Joel Sachs, piano
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.108, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.108
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Etienne Charles's Culture Shock Project, Folklore Takes"
August 12, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Etienne Charles, trumpet and percussion; Brian Hogans, alto and soprano saxophones; Robert Rodriguez, piano; Earl Travis, bass; Marion Felder, drums; Angel Rodriguez, percussion
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.109, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.109
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Music for Ensembles"
August 19, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Bo Chang, mezzo-soprano; Sidney Outlaw, baritone; Alexandra Sopp, flute; Emi Ferguson, flute; Anna Stelenpohl, oboe; Sean Rice, clarinet and bass clarinet; JoAnna Ferrer, violin; Erin Wright, viola; Emily Brausa, cello; Tomoya Aomori, bass; Jacob Nissly, percussion; Aaron Wunsch, piano; Joel Sachs, conductor
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.110
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.110
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Cyro Baptista's Anthro-Fagia"
August 19, 2007
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 8 - August 26, 2007
PARTICIPANTS: Cyro Baptista, percussion and vocals; Brian Marsella, piano, keyboards, and balafon; Tim Keiper, drums and percussion; Shanir Blumenkranz, acoustic and electric bass, oud, and gimbre
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2007 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.103, 2008.104, 2008.105, 2008.106, 2008.107, 2008.108, 2008.109
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.103 for event booklet.
2008.111
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - The Attacca Quartet"
July 6, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Amy Schroeder, violin; Keiko Tokunaga, violin; Gillian Gallagher, viola; Andrew Yee, cello
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event booklet.
2008.112
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Billy Bang Sextet"
July 13, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: James Spaulding, alto saxophone and flute; James Zollar, trumpet; Andrew Bemkey; piano; Todd Nicholson, bass; Newman Taylor Baker, drums; Billy Bang, violin
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.113
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Music for Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano"
July 20, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Sean Rice, clarinet; Emilie-Anne Gendron, violin; Elizabeth Lara, cello; Joel Sachs, piano
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.114
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Ted Nash Quartet"
July 27, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Ted Nash, reeds; Frank Kimbrough, piano; Ben Allison, brass; Michael Sairn, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.115
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Music for Ensembles"
August 3, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Emi Ferguson, flutes; Nicholas Gallas, clarinets; Patrick Posey, tenor saxophone; Francesca Andregg, violin; Ann Miller, violin; Hannah Shaw, viola; Victoria Bass, cello; Michael Bukhman, piano; Tomoya Aomori, percussion; Joel Sachs, conductor
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.116, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.116
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Summer Fantasy and Folklore, Music by Susie Ibarra"
August 10, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Choi, violin; Bridget Kibbey, harp; Kathleen Supove, piano; Susie Ibarra, drumset and percussion
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.117, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.117
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Muisc for Piano and Strings"
August 17, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Sean Riley, violin; Erin Wright, viola; Emily Brausa, cello; Euntaek Kim, piano
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.118
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.118
"Summergarden: New Music for New York - Miguel Zenon Quartet"
August 24, 2008
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays, July 6 - August 24, 2008
PARTICIPANTS: Miguel Zenon, alto saxophone; Luis Perdomo, piano; Hans Glawischnig, bass; Henry Cole, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art's 2008 Summergarden concert series, a collaboration with the Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center, presents new music performed by students at the Juilliard School.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2008.111, 2008.112, 2008.113, 2008.114, 2008.115, 2008.116, 2008.117
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2008.111 for event booklet.
2008.119
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Familt Edition: Matthew Ritchie"
December 6, 2008
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PERSONALITY: Matthew Ritchie
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Cari Frisch, Family Programs Assistant; Matthew Ritchie, artist
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Matthew Ritchie combines history, culture, and the principles of physics to create his own lyrical visual language in interactive architectural spaces, paintings, light boxes, and multimedia installations.
DONOR: Department of Education.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
2008.120
"The Untimely Timeliness of Swedish Modernism"
October 30, 2008
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Lenneth Frampton, moderator; Lucy Creagh; Helena Kaberg; Barbara Miller Lane
SPONSOR: The International Council
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: To celebrate MoMA's publication of Modern Swedish Design: Three Founding Texts, Kenneth Franpton, Ware Professor of Architecture at Columbia University, moderates a panel discussion on the intellectual background and influence of modern Swedish architecture and design and the critical role of manifestos in architectural discourse.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for program.
2009.1
"Bonnard"
June 22, 1998
PERSONALITY: John Elderfield
SERIES: New York and Company
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield; Leonard Lopate, WNYC announcer
EXHIBITION:Bonnard[MoMA Exh. #1808, June 17(21) - October 13, 1998]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: John Elderfield discusses MoMA's Pierre Bonnard exhibition with Leonard Lopate on New York and Company, WNYC.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2008
2009.2
"Eddie Palmieri and his Latin Jazz Orchestra"
August 5, 1993, 7:00 PM
PERSONALITY: Geri Allen
EXHIBITION: 1654.Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Performance by Eddie Palmieri and his Latin Jazz Orchestra, introduced by Geri Allen.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2009
NOTE: This is an unofficial recording, provided by a source outside The Museum of Modern Art.
2009.3
"Eddie Palmieri and his Latin Jazz Orchestra"
August 5, 1993, 9:00 PM
PERSONALITY: Geri Allen
EXHIBITION: 1654.Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Performance by Eddie Palmieri and his Latin Jazz Orchestra, introduced by Geri Allen.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2009
NOTE: This is an unofficial recording, provided by a source outside The Museum of Modern Art.
2009.4
"Root Expansions"
July 15, 1993, 7:00 PM
PERSONALITY: Geri Allen
EXHIBITION: 1654.Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #1654, June 2-September 7, 1993]
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Performance by Craig Harris and others, introduced by Geri Allen.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January 2009
NOTE: This is an unofficial recording, provided by a source outside The Museum of Modern Art.
2009.5
"Joan Miro Scholars Day"
November 11, 2008
PERSONALITY: Anne Umland
EXHIBITION: Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927–1937, November 2, 2008–January 12, 2009
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Discussion and events for scholars surrounding Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927–1937, including a tour of the exhibition by curator Anne Umland.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.6
"Marlene Dumas: A Lecture with the Artist"
December 08, 2008
PERSONALITY: Connie Butler
EXHIBITION: Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave, December 14, 2008 - February 16, 2009
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Marlene Dumas's paintings often focus on the human figure, merging existential human themes with personal experience and art historical antecedents. In this lecture, the artist presents her work and the upcoming exhibition Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave just after the installation of the exhibition has been completed.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.7
"Joan Miro: New Approaches"
November 11, 2008
PERSONALITY: Anne Umland
EXHIBITION: Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927–1937, November 2, 2008–January 12, 2009
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: To mark the close of the exhibition Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927–1937, MoMA hosts a daylong symposium to consider issues surrounding the artist's creative production during a transformative decade within his long career. A distinguished group of international scholars offer new approaches to this period of the artist's work, examining its relation to the crisis of painting in Surrealism, the specific nature of the French and Catalan avant-gardes of the time, and the broader sociopolitical situation that emerged in Europe as the 1920s came to an end and the political tensions that would lead to World War II became increasingly apparent. Participants include Dawn Ades, Professor of Art History and Theory at the University of Essex, and Co-Director of the Centre for Studies of Surrealism and its Legacies; Juan José Lahuerta, Professor, History of Art, Escola Técnica Superior d'Arquitectura, Barcelona; Susan Laxton, art historian (PhD, Columbia University); David Lomas, Reader in Art History, University of Manchester, England; Robert S. Lubar, Associate Professor, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University; Jordana Mendelson, Associate Professor, Spanish and Portuguese, New York University; and Charles Palermo, Associate Professor of Art History, Department of Art and Art History, The College of William and Mary. Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, and organizer of the exhibition, introduces the day's presentations. The symposium closes with a roundtable discussion.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.8
"Open Source"
January 20, 2009
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Cory Archangel; Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This program explores contemporary art in the age of YouTube, Facebook, and Wikipedia, online resources that connect people and information in countless ways and through immeasurable distances. Artists Cory Arcangel and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer discuss the ways in which they utilize electronic databases to create works of art. Glenn D. Lowry, director of The Museum of Modern Art, moderates a discussion.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-66
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.9
"The Adventures of Krazy Kat"
November 10, 2008
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater
SERIES: Modern Poets
PARTICIPANTS: Monica Youn, poet; J. Hoberman, senior film critic, The Village Voice; Meghan O'Rourke, moderator.
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In 1913, the cartoonist George Herriman created Krazy Kat, a comic strip that first appeared in William Randolph Hearst's New York Evening Journal. The cartoon was published in the United States until 1944, offering American and international readers constant companionship in its characters: Krazy Kat, an innocent cat of indeterminate gender; Ignatz Mouse, Krazy's antagonist; Offissa Pupp, the protective police dog; and others. This evening's program reconsiders Herriman's stories through the lens of comics and poetry. Poet Monica Youn reads her own collection of works about Ignatz, first published in The Paris Review in the summer of 2007; and J. Hoberman, senior film critic, The Village Voice, speaks about the impact of Krazy Kat on the comics medium. Meghan O'Rourke, poet, critic, and co–poetry editor, The Paris Review, moderates a discussion. This program is a collaboration between The Museum of Modern Art and The Paris Review.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-5
2009.10
"Mapping Nations"
November 17, 2008
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry
PARTICIPANTS: Moderator: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Matt Coolidge; Miran Mohar; Borut Vogelnik
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: IRWIN is an artist collective based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, best known for their ongoing projects NSK State and East Art Map. NSK State is a utopian state without a concrete territory, questioning notions of borders and nationhood. East Art Map is a work focusing on retracing the contemporary art and history of Eastern Europe. The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) is a research organization that explores how the United States' lands are apportioned, utilized, and perceived. Matt Coolidge of CLUI and Miran Mohar and Borut Vogelnik of IRWIN discuss how they engage in the specific and symbolic meaning of territoriality and how they use the tools of art, research, and collaboration to present their projects both in and outside of museum contexts. Moderated by Glenn D. Lowry, director of The Museum of Modern Art.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-4, 2009-4D
2009.11, 2009.11D
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Campaign Trails"
October 30, 2008
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: Antoni Muntadas; Marshall Reese; Laura Flanders
SPONSOR: Department of Education
DATA: 2 CDs; TRT: 00:24:07
SUMMARY: With every presidential election beginning in 1984, Antoni Muntadas and Marshall Reese have compiled and edited Political Advertisement, a historical survey of television campaign spots from 1952 to the present. This anthology, updated to include advertisements from the 2008 presidential campaign, documents the selling of the American presidency since the 1950s. As Muntadas and Reese trace the development of the TV "spot," a social and media history emerges revealing how campaign spots have become a political strategy and manipulative marketing technique. This evening, the artists debut the latest version of Political Advertisement in a premiere presentation followed by commentary by Laura Flanders, journalist, Air America host of Radio Nation, and author of Blue Grit.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.12
"Two Wrenching Departures"
September 28, 2006
SERIES: Video Premieres
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Titus Theater 1
PERSONALITY: Laurence Cardish
PARTICIPANTS: Ken Jacobs, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 CD; TRT: 00:32:14
SUMMARY: Ken Jacobs makes opening remarks and takes questions from the audience at the premiere screening of his film Two Wrenching Departures (2006). In October 1989, estranged friends Bob Fleischner and Jack Smith died within a week of each other. Ken Jacobs met Smith through Fleischner in 1955 at CUNY night school, where the three were studying camera techniques. This feature-length work, first performed in 1990 as a live Nervous System piece, was made in response to the loss of Jacobs’s friends. World premiere.
DONOR: Department of Film
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.13
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: James Carpenter"
April 7, 1995
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PARTICIPANTS: James Carpenter, artist.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Artist James Carpenter lectures about his work.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.14
"Francesc Torres on George Grosz"
November 16, 1989
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Francesc Torres, artist.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Artist Francesc Torres lectures about the influence of George Grosz in his work.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.15
"A Conversation about Norman Lewis"
January 21, 1999
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Robert Storr, curator; Thelma Golden, curator; Jack Whitten, artist.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Conversation between Thelma Golden and Jack Whitten about Norman Lewis, moderated by Robert Storr.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.16
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Shigeru Ban"
May 5, 2000
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Shigeru Ban, architect.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Lecture by architect Shigeru Ban.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.17
"A Screening of History of a Paper Tube Arch"
June 13, 2000
PERSONALITY: Mathilda McQuaid, Associate Curator, Department of Architecture and Design
EXHIBITION: Shigeru Ban: A Paper Arch [MoMA Exh. #1865, April 26(30)-August 1, 2000]
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Judith Turner, filmmaker.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Opening remarks by Mathilda Quaid, Associate Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, preceeding screening of film, History of a Paper Tube Arch (2000), as well as closing remarks by the director, Judith Turner.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2009
2009.18
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Jeffrey Scher"
February 28, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PERSONALITY: Jeffrey Scher
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Cari Frisch, Family Programs Assistant; Jeffrey Scher, artist
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Jeffrey Scher is fascinated by how the mind can create the illusion of movement from individual images. His hand-painted films are mosaics of color, light, and forms that rely on classic techniques. Children and adults are offered the opportunity to express their ideas about what they see in slide and video presentations given by artists, as well as to ask questions about art-making techniques and materials and artistic inspiration.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2009
2009.19
"After Hours with Ensor"
July 15, 2009
PERSONALITY: Anna Swinbourne
EXHIBITION:James Ensor
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Anna Swinbourne, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture, and organizer ofJames Ensor, leads an after-hours discussion in the exhibition galleries.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.20
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Teresa Margolles"
July 9, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists
PERSONALITY: Teresa Margolles
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Teresa Margolles, one of the foremost artists working in Mexico today, is representing her country at this year’s Venice Biennale. In this program, presented in collaboration with the Mexican Cultural Institute of New York, Margolles discusses how she explores death, and the relics and rituals that surround it, with her installations, objects, and other media. The evening is moderated by Pablo Helguera, Director, Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-54
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.21
"Raw Edges"
July 24, 2009
SERIES: Modern Poets
EXHIBITION:Looking at Music: Side Two
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Hell, Eileen Myles, Saul Williams
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This reading features poetry that was influenced by the experimental music and media scene of the 1970s, and which responded to the era’s urban blight and depressed economies. Participants include musician and writer Richard Hell, poet Eileen Myles, and poet, actor, and musician Saul Williams.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.22
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 4, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Ester Partegàs, Tom Knechtel, Amy Cutler, Jeff Davis, Jaime Davidovich
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is first event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.23, 2009.24, 2009.25, 2009.26, 2009.27, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.23
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 7, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Christian Holstad, Julian Hoeber, Dannielle Tegeder, Elizabeth Simonson, Kim Jones, Dana Schutz
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is second event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.22, 2009.24, 2009.25, 2009.26, 2009.27, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.24
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 11, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Aaron Johnson, Marlene McCarty, Michael Scoggins, Renato Orara, Chloe Piene
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is the third event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.22, 2009.23, 2009.25, 2009.26, 2009.27, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.25
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 14, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Katerina Lanfranco, Marcia Hafif, David Opdyke, Yuri Masnyj, Robert Buck, Michael Rodriguez
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is the fourth event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.22, 2009.23, 2009.24, 2009.26, 2009.27, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.26
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 18, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Kurt Kauper, Tamara Gayer, Rachel Selekman, Dave Muller, Gerry Hayes, Randall Sellers
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is the fifth event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.22, 2009.23, 2009.24, 2009.25, 2009.27, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.27
"5 x 20 x 20"
May 21, 2009
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Jonathan Horowitz, James Siena, Joan Banach, Simone Shubuck, Stephen Sollins
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This is the sixth and final event in a series of talks in the format of Pecha Kucha, an informal Japanese lecture style, that celebrates a gift by The Judith Rothschild Foundation to MoMA of works by over 650 artists. In each session, approximately five artists who are represented in the collection discuss twenty slides of their work, twenty seconds per slide.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.22, 2009.23, 2009.24, 2009.25, 2009.26, 2009-40, 2009-41, 2009-42, 2009-43, 2009-44, 2009-45
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.28
"Knowing Kippenberger"
April 14, 2009
EXHIBITION:Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective[MoMA Exh. #2068, March 1-May 11, 2009]
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Rachel Harrison, Jeff Koons, Friedrich Petzel, Jan Avgikos
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Martin Kippenberger'sThe Happy End of Franz Kafka's "Amerika"stages the scenario of America as the land of the job interview. In the spirit of this work, tonight's program takes the shape of a series of interviews between artists, art dealers, and friends of Kippenberger's. Together they help to form a collective portrait of this complicated figure. Participants include artists Rachel Harrison and Jeff Koons, art dealer Friedrich Petzel, and critic and art historian Jan Avgikos.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-53
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.29
"An Evening with Aernout Mik"
May 11, 2009
EXHIBITION:Aernout Mik[MoMA Exh. #2078, May 6-July 27, 2009]
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Modern Mondays
PARTICIPANTS: Aernout Mik, artist/filmmaker; Lawrence Kardish; Glenn D. Lowry
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: On the occasion of the MoMA exhibition Aernout Mik, the first U.S. museum survey of the artist's work, Modern Mondays presents a virtual tour of the eight works spread throughout the Museum. Mik designs, sculpts, and builds constructions that both contain his moving images and engage the body of the spectator, creating a kinesthetic relationship between viewer and viewed. These moving-image installations uniquely meld filmmaking, sculpture, and architecture into an experience that is at once compelling, unsettling, and original. Following a presentation by Laurence Kardish, organizer of the exhibition, Mik participates in a conversation with MoMA Director Glenn Lowry.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.30
"Transpedagogy: Contemporary Art and the Vehicles of Education"
May 15, 2009
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Contemporary Art Forum
PARTICIPANTS: Mark Allen, Director of the non-profit performance/installation space Machine Project; Claire Bishop, Associate Professor of Art History at the Graduate Center, New York; Tania Bruguera, artist; Jessica Gogan, Assistant Director for Education and Interpretation, The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh; Grant Kester, Associate Professor, Art History Visual Arts Department, University of California, San Diego; Adam Lerner, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver, and Chief Animator in the Department of Structures and Fictions; Bernardo Ortiz, artist and member of Lugar a Dudas, Cali, Colombia; Sally Tallant, Head of Education and Public Programmes at the Serpentine Gallery, London; Phillip Van den Bossche, Director, Kunstmuseum Aan Zee, Oostende, Belgium; artist Qiu Zhijie
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: What role has art education played in contemporary art practice? Artists, scholars, and critics talk about collaborative and participatory art, pedagogical experiments, and how such art can be understood and discussed. This two-part symposium is presented in collaboration with The Serpentine Gallery, London.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 120; 2009-48a, 2009-48b, 2009-48c
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.31
"Who's a Filmmaker? Cinema Beyond a Darkened Room"
May 6, 2009
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Donna De Salvo; Eleanor Heartney; Amy Taubin; Laurence Kardish
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This program examines the fluidity of boundaries in film. Art and film critics and museum curators address the idea of cinema in the art world, where attitudes toward the moving image seem to differ from those toward "movies." Donna De Salvo, Chief Curator and Associate Director for Programs, Whitney Museum of American Art, explores the problem of categorization as it relates to cinema in the galleries, or, where art meets the museum. Eleanor Heartney, contributing editor to Art in America and Artpress, addresses how artists borrow and manipulate actual cinematic works for different ends and how they use and subvert cinematic techniques, and Amy Taubin, film critic, discusses the construction of the temporal and social experiences in both a traditional cinematic environment and in art installations. Laurence Kardish, Senior Curator, Department of Film, and organizer of the exhibition, moderates a conversation.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.32
"Cuban Artists' Books"
May 20, 2009
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Holly Block, Executive Director, the Bronx Museum; Elvis Fuentes, Associate Curator, El Museo del Barrio; Pablo Helguera, Director, Adult and Academic Programs, The Museum of Modern Art; Tonel (Antonio Eligio Fernández), Cuban artist and art critic; Carlos Estévez, Cuban artist; Cristina García, author; Ben Rodriguez-Cubeñas, Program Director, The Rockefeller Brothers Fund (NYC) and president and founder of the Cuban Artists Fund; Linda Howe, Professor, Wake Forest University
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: On the fiftieth anniversary of the Cuban Revolution and in conjunction with Cuban Artists' Books and Prints, an exhibition at the Grolier Club (May 20–August 1, 2009), experts discuss the imaginative resourcefulness of Cuban cultural survival. Artists, critics, and scholars discuss art bookmaking and community projects in Cuba, Cuban art in the context of Caribbean and Latin American art, and the struggles and strategies of working artists in Cuba. Wake Forest University Professor Linda Howe, who, with her students, organized the exhibition, describes her experience working with the bookmaking collective Vigía Press (Matanzas, Cuba) and well-known Cuban artists represented in the United States and around the world.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-56
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.33
"Eat, Sleep, and Pray: Everyday Rituals and Contemporary Art"
May 28, 2009
SERIES: Artists Speak: Conversations on Contemporary Art with Glenn D. Lowry
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Tino Sehgal, artist; Lee Mingwei, artist; Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Ever closing the gap between art and life, many contemporary artists incorporate everyday rituals, from kissing to cooking to teaching and talking, into their performances. As a result, they transform the environments in which they situate their work—and the people whom they engage—into parts of the work itself. Join artists Tino Sehgal and Lee Mingwei as they discuss their practice. Glenn D. Lowry, director of The Museum of Modern Art, moderates a discussion.
DONOR: The Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2009
2009.34a
"An Evening with Tehching Hsieh"
March 16, 2009
EXHIBITION:Performance 1: Tehching Hsieh[MoMA Exh. #2065, January 21-May 18, 2009]
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Modern Mondays
PARTICIPANTS: Tehching Hsieh, artist; Adrian Heathfield, Professor of Performance and Visual Culture, Roehampton University, London
DATA: 2 CDs
SUMMARY: Artist Tehching Hsieh (b. 1950, Taiwan) gives a talk in conjunction with the exhibition, the inaugural installation in an ongoing series that brings performance documentation, original performance pieces, and live reenactments of historic performances to various locations throughout the Museum. The artist will show highlights of the stunning and versatile visual documentations he made of his durational performances, the last of which,Thirteen Year Plan, was completed in 1999. In a conversation with Adrian Heathfield, Hsieh will address the fundamental concept of lived duration in his oeuvre, and how the forceful resilience and rigorous lengths of his performances challenge the conventional division of artistic and lived time.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.34b
DONOR: The Department of Media
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2009
2009.34b
"An Evening with Tehching Hsieh"
March 16, 2009
EXHIBITION:Performance 1: Tehching Hsieh[MoMA Exh. #2065, January 21-May 18, 2009]
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Modern Mondays
PARTICIPANTS: Tehching Hsieh, artist; Adrian Heathfield, Professor of Performance and Visual Culture, Roehampton University, London
DATA: 2 CDs
SUMMARY: Artist Tehching Hsieh (b. 1950, Taiwan) gives a talk in conjunction with the exhibition, the inaugural installation in an ongoing series that brings performance documentation, original performance pieces, and live reenactments of historic performances to various locations throughout the Museum. The artist will show highlights of the stunning and versatile visual documentations he made of his durational performances, the last of which,Thirteen Year Plan, was completed in 1999. In a conversation with Adrian Heathfield, Hsieh will address the fundamental concept of lived duration in his oeuvre, and how the forceful resilience and rigorous lengths of his performances challenge the conventional division of artistic and lived time.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.34a
DONOR: The Department of Media
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2009
2009.35
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Dove Bradshaw"
November 7, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Margulies, Family Programs Coordinator, The Museum of Modern Art; Dove Bradshaw, artist
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session. In her work, Dove Bradshaw enlists the unpredictable effects of time, weather, erosion, and indoor and outdoor atmospheric conditions on natural, chemical, and man-made materials. She has created chemical paintings that change with the atmosphere and erosion sculptures of salt and stone, and, most recently, she has worked with crystals to receive radio transmissions from weather stations, local and short-wave transmissions, and signals from Jupiter via radio-telescope and microwave receivers that intercept outer-space signals and echoes of the Big Bang.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2009
NOTE: The introduction and part of the speaker's opening statement were not recorded.
2009.36
"Summergarden 2009: New Music for New York - Juilliard Concert I: New Music For Ensembles"
July 5, 2009
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays in July, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Members of New Juilliard Ensemble: Nadia Kyne, flute; Sean Rice, clarinet; Sean Riley, violin; Alexander Tasopoulos, viola; Mimi Yu, cello; Paul Nemeth, double bass; David Stevens, percussion; Jennifer Chu, piano; Joel Sachs, conductor
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center—The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center—with concerts on alternating Sundays in July. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Tonight's performances include: Eric Tanguy (France, b. 1968), "Duo for Flute and Clarinet" (1994) in its Western Hemisphere premiere; Andy Vores (United Kingdom [Wales]/United States, b. 1956), "Often" (2003), in its New York premiere; Dorothy Chang (United States, b. 1970), "Falling Sky" (2000), in its New York premiere; Alti Heimir Sveinsson (Iceland, b. 1938), "Swedish Rapp: Rondo Fantastico II" (1999), in its Western Hemisphere premiere; and Robert Xavier Rodríguez (United States, b. 1946), "Musica, por un tiempo" (2008), in its New York premiere.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.37, 2009.38, 2009.39, 2009-87
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.36 for event booklet.
2009.37
"Summergarden 2009: New Music for New York - Jazz Concert I: Billy Harper Quintet"
July 12, 2009
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays in July, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Francesca Tanksley, piano; Freddie Hendrix, trumpet; Clarence Seay, bass; Aaron Scott, drums; Billy Harper, saxophone
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center — The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center — with concerts on alternating Sundays in July. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. A forty-year-old veteran of the jazz world, Billy Harper is celebrated as a composer, tenor saxophone virtuoso, and leader of an array of ensembles. He came of age working in the ensembles of jazz giants such as Gil Evans, Max Roach, Thad Jones, Mel Lewis, Lee Morgan, and Art Blakely, recording and touring widely. The recordings of his own music, released in a steady stream since the 1970s, have been highly influential. The hallmarks of his style, rooted in gospel music and the tradition of the Texas saxophonists he heard as a youngster, are intellectual innovation and a deep connection with the spiritual dimensions of music.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.36, 2009.38, 2009.39, 2009-87
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.36 for event booklet.
2009.38
"Summergarden 2009: New Music for New York - Juilliard Concert II: New Music for String Quartet"
July 19, 2009
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays in July, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: David Fulmer and Arthur Moeller, violins; Jen Herman, viola; Elizabeth Lara, cello
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center — The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center — with concerts on alternating Sundays in July. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Tonight's performances include: Jorg Widmann (Germany, b. 1973), String Quartet No. 3, “Jagdquartett” (Hunting Quartet, 2003, in its Western Hemisphere premiere; David Flynn (Ireland, b. 1977), String Quartet No.2, “The Cranning” (2004–05), in its Western Hemisphere premiere; Boguslaw Schaeffer (Poland, b. 1929), String Quartet No. 17 (2006), in its world premiere; and Daniel Bernard Roumain (United States, b. 1972), String Quartet No. 1, “X” (1993), in its New York premiere.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.36, 2009.37, 2009.39, 2009-87
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.36 for event booklet.
2009.39
"Summergarden 2009: New Music for New York - Jazz Concert II: Dafnis Prieto Si o Si Quartet"
July 26, 2009
SERIES: Summergarden, Sundays in July, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Peter Apfelbaum, tenor and soprano saxophones, percussion; Manuel Valera, piano; Charles Flores, bass; Dafnis Prieto, drums; Judith Sanchez Ruiz, dancer
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center — The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center — with concerts on alternating Sundays in July. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Cuban-born drummer Dafnis Prieto’s revolutionary drumming techniques have had a powerful impact on both the Latin and jazz music scene, locally and internationally. His Absolute Quintet (2006) received a Grammy Award Nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. This evening, the Si o Si Quartet performs “Bla Bla Bla,” which draws from the sounds of Cuban Carnivals and the music of New Orleans.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.36, 2009.37, 2009.38, 2009-87
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.36 for event booklet.
2009.40
"MoMA Thursday Nights: Brazil - Ze Luis Quartet"
July 9, 2009
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Ze Luis, tenor saxophone, flute, alto flute, and percussion; Richard Padron, electric and acoustic guitars; Jim Robertson, acoustic bass; Kenny Grohowski, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Ze Luis Quartet offers, above all, an innovative and fresh interpretation of Brazilian jazz rhythms. The group is fronted by the saxophone and flute player Ze Luis, who has performed and recorded with Brazilian musicians such as Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Tania Maria, and Bebel Gilberto. He brings a range and depth to the music that also reflects his work with artists as diverse as Robert Lamm (Chicago), Zeep, Rita Marley, Spearhead, Banda Black Rio, The Wailers, Milo Z, Blondfire, and Ivy.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.41, 2009.42, 2009.43, 2009.44, 2009.45, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.40 for event booklet.
2009.41
"MoMA Thursday Nights: Brazil - Davi Vieira presents Hip Hop Axé, an Afro-Pop-Brazilian Sound"
July 23, 2009
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Robinho Cerqueira, guitar and vocals; Chris Eddleton, drums; Olivier Glissant, keyboard; Ze Grey, bass and vocals; Fabiana Masili, vocals; David Schommer, percussion and vocals; Davi Vieira, percussion and vocals
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The percussionist, songwriter, and vocalist Davi Vieira was born in Salvador-Bahia, Brazil, where he studied capoeira, percussion, and dance. He has played, recorded, and toured with a great variety of artists, including David Byrne, Wyclef Jean, Yerba Buena, Bebel Gilberto, Richard Bona, Me’shell NdegeOcello, Angelique Kidjo, Carlos Santana, and Sergio Mendes. For ten years, he performed in the off-Broadway show Stomp. The music on this evening’s program combines the rhythms of his native Brazil with beats and vocal stylings of hip-hop in music that is both propelling and celebratory.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.42, 2009.43, 2009.44, 2009.45, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.40 for event booklet.
2009.42
"MoMA Thursday Nights: Brazil - Romero Lubambo"
July 9, 2009
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Romero Lubambo, solo guitar
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: A seasoned session and touring guitarist, Romero Lubambo is in demand for both his authentic Brazilian sound and his command of a wide array of styles. Among the artists with whom he has performed are Dianne Reeves, Yo-Yo Ma, Herbie Mann, Wynton Marsalis, Vernon Reid, Flora Purim and Airto, and Paquito D’Rivera. His music can be heard on his own recording projects as well as those of Trio da Paz, which he formed with Nilson Matta and Duduka da Fonseca. His solo work blends the styles and rhythms of his Brazilian musical heritage with his fluency in the American jazz tradition to create a distinctive new sound.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.41, 2009.43, 2009.44, 2009.45, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.40 for event booklet.
2009.43
"MoMA Thursday Nights: China - Min Xiao-Fen’s Blue Pipa Trio"
August 6, 2009
PLACE: The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Steve Salerno, guitar; Dean Johnson, bass; Min Xiao-Fen, pipa and vocals
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Chinese pipa player and composer Min Xiao-Fen plays traditional Chinese and modern music. A virtuoso and a pioneer of both orchestral and underground projects, she will perform her arrangements and compositions with Blue Pipa Trio. Her music is influenced by Chinese folk songs, regional opera styles, and Taoist music, and is also inspired by bluegrass and the music of George Gershwin and Miles Davis. The pipa, sometimes called the Chinese lute, is a pear-shaped instrument with four strings that has been played for nearly two thousand years.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.41, 2009.42, 2009.44, 2009.45, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.43 for event booklet.
2009.44
"MoMA Thursday Nights: China - Hu Jianbing and Bao Jian"
August 13, 2009
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Bao Jian, guanzi; Hu Jianbing, sheng
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This duo will perform both traditional and contemporary compositions. Bao Jian is regarded as a major innovator in contemporary guanzi music. The guanzi, a double-reed wind instrument originally from Central Asia, is considered especially suitable for stirring or tragic music. Hu Jianbing has earned wide recognition for his artistry as a sheng soloist and composer. The sheng, commonly called the Chinese mouth organ, features a bundle of seventeen to thirty-six pipes seated on a small wind chamber.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.41, 2009.42, 2009.43, 2009.45, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.43 for event booklet.
2009.45
"MoMA Thursday Nights: China - Music from China"
August 20, 2009
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Wang Guowei, erhu and gaohu; Wang Junling, zheng; Susan Cheng, yangqin
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Music from China invokes the sonorities of age-old musical traditions and interprets the music of today with instruments characterized as "silk strings and bamboo winds." For twenty-five years the group has performed on concert stages throughout the United States and internationally; it has appeared with Yo-Yo Ma, Fred Sherry, Shanghai Quartet, Prism Quartet, and many others. For this performance, a trio of musicians on Chinese bowed and plucked string instruments will perform classical works and folk music selections in various regional styles.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.41, 2009.42, 2009.43, 2009.44, 2009.47
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.43 for event booklet.
2009.46
"Picasso Tape"
August 20, 2009
PLACE:
PARTICIPANTS:
DATA: 1 1/4" reel; TRT: 00:02:02
SUMMARY:
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist. See Supplemental Materials for related correspondence.
2009.47
"MoMA Thursday Nights: China - Margaret Leng Tan"
August 20, 2009
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: MoMA Thursday Nights, Thursday evenings in July and August, 2009
PARTICIPANTS: Margaret Leng Tan, piano and voice
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Margaret Leng Tan has established herself as a major force in the American avant-garde. She is renowned as a preeminent interpreter of the music of John Cage and for performances of American and Asian music that transcend the piano's conventional boundaries. The New Yorker has called her “the diva of avant-garde pianism.” In Chinese nomenclature the piano is classified as a “steel qin” or steel zither. In this program, Tan performs startlingly original works on and inside the giant steel zither.They include Erik Griswold’s prepared piano arrangements of Sichuan folksongs, the New York premiere of Zhou Long’s PianoGongs, and two works created for her: Gu Yue (Ancient Music), by Ge Gan-ru, and the world premiere of Chant, by the Chinese-Canadian composer Vivian Fung.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009.40, 2009.41, 2009.42, 2009.43, 2009.44, 2009.45
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2009.43 for event booklet.
2010.1
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring Martin Puryear and John Elderfield"
November 13, 2007
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
EXHIBITION:Martin Puryear[MoMA Exh. #2021. November 4, 2007-January 14, 2008]
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: John Elderfield, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Martin Puryear, artist
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Presented with The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, this series explores works of art as reflections of their political and social context. John Elderfield and Martin Puryear discuss the artist's work and the exhibition.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: This recording is not available for use. See Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.2
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring Elizabeth Catlett and Dr. David C. Driskell"
May 19, 2009
PERSONALITY: Patterson Sims and Willie Cole
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Elizabeth Catlett; Dr. David C. Driskell
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, Conversations: Among Friends explores works of art as reflections of their political and social contexts.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.3
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring William T. Williams, and Lowery Stokes Sims"
October 7, 2008
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: William T. Williams, artist; Lowery Stokes Sims, Curator, the Museum of Art and Design
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, this series explores works of art as reflections of their political and social contexts. This evening's program features a conversation between artist William T. Williams and curator Lowery Stokes Sims, with a special collectible essay by Kellie Jones, Associate Professor, Columbia University.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.4
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring Jack Whitten and Connie Butler"
March 11, 2008
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Jack Whitten, artist; Connie Butler, Robert Lehman Chief Curator of Drawings, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 Standard CD
SUMMARY: Presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, this series explores works of art as reflections of their political and social contexts.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.5
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring Charles Hobson and Joshua Siegel"
June 2, 2009
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Hobson, producer; Joshua Siegel, Associate Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, Conversations: Among Friends explores works of art as reflections of their political and social contexts. The evening's program features a conversation between Emmy Award–winning producer Charles Hobson and Joshua Siegel, Associate Curator in MoMA's Department of Film.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.6
"Conversations: Among Friends Featuring George T. Wein and Peter Reed"
October 6, 2009
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
SERIES: Conversations: Among Friends
PARTICIPANTS: George T. Wein; Peter Reed, Senior Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Friends of Education
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Presented by The Friends of Education of The Museum of Modern Art, Conversations: Among Friends explores works of art as reflections of their political and social contexts. This evening's program features a conversation between jazz impresario George T. Wein and Peter Reed, Senior Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs at MoMA, and a special jazz performance.
DONOR: The Friends of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for accompanying event pamplet and CD of event images.
2010.7
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Tamara Gayer"
March 20, 2010
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Tamara Gayer, artist; Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
2010.8
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Alice Aycock"
February 6, 2010
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Alice Aycock, artist; Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
2010.9
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Tamara Gayer"
April 17, 2010
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Dana Schutz, artist; Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
2010.10
"WNYC: Mad About Music with Glenn Lowry"
October 2, 2005
PLACE: WNYC
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Gilbert Kaplan, host, Mad About Music, WNYC
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This show explores the emotional power of music on the lives of celebrities through interviews and hand-picked recordings. Every month, internationally famous guests select five key musical works and discuss why those pieces are important to them.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2010
2010.11
"Myra Melford's Be Bread - The Whole Tree Be Gone"
April 17, 2010
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Commercially-released album by Myra Melford, including "Moon Bird," a piece written for her performance at Summergarden 2005 (see 2007.13).
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2007.13
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
2010.12
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Dinh Q. Lê"
April 2, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Changing States of Memory
PARTICIPANTS: Dinh Q. Lê, artist; Sarah Suzuki, Assistant Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, The Museum of Modern Art, moderator
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Dinh Q. Lê was born in Ha-Tien, Vietnam in 1968. He received his BA in studio art at the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 1989 and his MFA in photography and related media at The School of Visual Arts in New York in 1992. In 1993 Lê returned to Vietnam for the first time, and in 1996 he decided to settle in Ho Chi Minh City. Lê's work has been exhibited worldwide in such solo and group exhibitions and biennials as the 2008 Singapore Biennale and The Gwangju Biennial 2006, Korea. Lê is the cofounder of the Vietnam Art Foundation (VNFA), a Los Angeles–based organization that supports Vietnamese artists and promotes artistic exchange between cultural workers from Vietnam and around the world. With funding from VNFA, Lê and three other artists cofounded San Art, the first not-for-profit gallery in Ho Chi Minh City. He is currently a member of the peer committee for Art Network Asia and a member of the Asia Society's international council.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-58
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.13
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Feng Mengbo"
March 11, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: Changing States of Memory
PARTICIPANTS: Feng Mengbo, artist; Barbara London, Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art, moderator
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Feng Mengbo was born in Beijing, China, in 1966 and continues to live and work there. He started creating video games in 1992, including Game Over: Long March and Taxi Taxi Mao Zedong (both 1994), and in 1997 he made his first interactive installation, My Private Album. In 1999 he began using the game engine of the video game Quake III to create a series of interactive installations, online projects, and action-painting projects and performances. In 2008 his video-game installation Long March: Restart was shown at the Guangzhou Triennial. Mengbo's works have been exhibited internationally, at venues including Documenta X and XI; biennials in Venice, Johannesburg, Lyon, Shanghai, and Gwangju; ISEA; Ars Electronica; and many others. The recipient of the Award of Distinction of Prix Ars Electronica (2004), in 1991 Mengbo graduated from the Printmaking Department at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA), where he is now a guest professor in the Media Lab. Barbara London, Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art, moderates a discussion.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-77
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.14
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Fred Tomaselli"
April 25, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Tomaselli, artist; Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session. Believing that art has ability to transform everyday materials and experience, Fred Tomaselli uses found items—including magazine clippings, leaves, and pills—to create abstract motifs in resin-coated collages.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
2010.15
"Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition: Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck"
May 2, 2009
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Celeste Bartos Theatre
PARTICIPANTS: Fred Tomaselli, artist; Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this series for children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions, artists share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration. Presentations are followed by a question and answer session. Award-winning industrial designers Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck use design to solve problems. They have designed car interiors, storage furniture, watches, and even toilet seats. Together they form birsel + seck, a design firm that collaborates with clients ranging from Herman Miller to Hewlett-Packer to Target.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2010
NOTE: Audio begins at 00:10:40.
2010.16
"Sustainable Thinking: Building the Modern Community"
April 6, 2009
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Raúl Cardenas Osuna, Torolab collective; Fritz Haeg, of www.fritzhaeg.com; Chris McGlinchey, MoMA conservation scientist, moderator
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: This program examines how leading artists, scientists, and cultural theorists are responding to ecological issues. This panel discussion explores the ways in which contemporary artists and thinkers create utopian projects and embrace the distinct aspects of local environments and markets as a response to global homogenization. Participants debate what they have learned from projects that reclaim a connection to our environment and shift towards a low-tech approach to sustainable living.
DONOR: The Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-57
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.17
"Vik Muniz on Artist's Choice: Rebus"
February 11, 2009
EXHIBITION:Artist's Choice: Vik Muniz, Rebus[MoMA Exh. #2061, December 11, 2008-February 23, 2009]
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Vik Muniz, artist
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Taking on the role of curator in the Museum's galleries, artist Vik Muniz speaks about the exhibition and presents his own work as it relates to objectivity.
DONOR: The Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-59
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.18
"Futurism and the New Manifesto"
February 20, 2009
SERIES: Modern Poets
PARTICIPANTS: Charles Bernstein; Thomas Sayers Ellis; Joshua Mehigan; Alicia Stallings
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The first Futurist Manifesto, written by the poet and writer F.T. Marinetti and published on the front page of Le Figaro on February 20, 1909, proclaimed a burning desire—fueled by industry, war, and the rise of the machine—to race into the future. Tired of resting on the laurels of their cultural heritage and disdainful of their uneventful present, the Futurists called for a new aesthetic language appropriate for the new modernity. On the one hundredth anniversary of the publication of the Founding and Manifesto of Futurism, poets recite historical works, as well as their own contemporary manifestos, in the public space of the Museum's Garden Lobby. This recording contains selected clips from the event.
DONOR: The Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-75
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.19
"Myths of the West"
March 31, 2009
EXHIBITION:Into the Sunset: Photography's Image of the American West[MoMA Exh. #2073, March 29-June 8, 2009]
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Katy Grannan, photographer; Annie Proulx, writer; Dennis Hopper, photographer, filmmaker, and actor; Eva Respini, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, moderator
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In conjunction with the exhibition, which examines how photography has pictured the idea of the American West from 1850 to the present, this panel features photographers, a filmmaker, and a writer in a discussion of how their work elicits and contributes to our collective imagination and narratives of the West.
DONOR: The Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-60
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2010
2010.20
"Tangled Alphabets"
April 7, 2009
EXHIBITION:Tangled Alphabets: León Ferrari and Mira Schendel[MoMA Exh. #2074, April 5-June 15, 2009]
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Andrea Giunta, art historian and critic; Luis Pérez-Oramas, Estrellita Brodsky Curator of Latin American Art, The Museum of Modern Art; Paulo Herkenhoff, independent curator, Rio de Janeiro; Guy Brett, writer and curator
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this two-part program, speakers explore the works of Argentinian artist León Ferrari and Swiss-born Brazilian artist Mira Schendel, the subjects of MoMA's exhibition. Andrea Giunta, art historian and critic, and Luis Pérez-Oramas, MoMA's Estrellita Brodsky Curator of Latin American Art, and organizer of the exhibition, discuss the importance of language in Ferrari's work. Afterwards, scholars Paulo Herkenhoff, independent curator, Rio de Janeiro, and Guy Brett, writer and curator, address the work of Mira Schendel.
DONOR: Department of Education
RELATED MATERIAL: 2009-67
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2009
2010.21a
"Kinds and Degrees of Truths"
November 25, 2008
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The True, the Beautiful, and the Good: Reconsiderations in a Postmodern, Digital Era
PARTICIPANTS: Howard Gardner; Moderator: Peter Galison, Professor, Harvard University
DATA: 1 CD; lecture begins at 00:04:55
SUMMARY: In this lecture series, psychologist Howard Gardner offers an extended reflection on the concepts of Truth, Beauty, and the Good in a postmodern, digital age. Drawing from philosophy, history, natural sciences, and cultural theory, Gardner analyzes how a sophisticated understanding of the power and limitations of these concepts can come about; and how best to understand what is essential, expendable, or deceptive about truth, beauty, goodness, and their opposites.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2010.21b, 2010.21c, 2009-76a, 2009-76b, 2009-76c, 2009-76d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2010
2010.21b
"Beauty and Its Successors"
December 2, 2008
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The True, the Beautiful, and the Good: Reconsiderations in a Postmodern, Digital Era
PARTICIPANTS: Howard Gardner; Moderator: Paola Antonelli, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this lecture series, psychologist Howard Gardner offers an extended reflection on the concepts of Truth, Beauty, and the Good in a postmodern, digital age. Drawing from philosophy, history, natural sciences, and cultural theory, Gardner analyzes how a sophisticated understanding of the power and limitations of these concepts can come about; and how best to understand what is essential, expendable, or deceptive about truth, beauty, goodness, and their opposites.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2010.21b, 2010.21c, 2009-76ba, 2009-76c, 2009-76d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2010
2010.21c
"The Good: Seen through the Prisms of Biology, Culture, and History"
December 9, 2008
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: The True, the Beautiful, and the Good: Reconsiderations in a Postmodern, Digital Era
PARTICIPANTS: Howard Gardner; Moderator: Antonio Damasio, David Dornsife Professor of Neuroscience, and Director, Brain and Creativity Institute, University of Southern California
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: In this lecture series, psychologist Howard Gardner offers an extended reflection on the concepts of Truth, Beauty, and the Good in a postmodern, digital age. Drawing from philosophy, history, natural sciences, and cultural theory, Gardner analyzes how a sophisticated understanding of the power and limitations of these concepts can come about; and how best to understand what is essential, expendable, or deceptive about truth, beauty, goodness, and their opposites.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2010.21a, 2010.21c, 2009-76a, 2009-76b, 2009-76d
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 2010
2011.1
"An-My L"
November 20, 2010
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: An-My L; Introduction and Moderator: Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, Education Department
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: An-My L explores both vast landscapes and unique individuals in her photographs. The subject of her recent work has been the United States Armed Forces and their interaction with cultures and terrains around the world. Including portraits and views of massive mobilizations for both humanitarian and wartime missions, her photographs tell richly detailed and slowly unfolding stories about the United States' presence on the global stage.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
2011.2
"Zilvinas Kempinas"
January 22, 2011
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Zilvinas Kempinas; Introduction and Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Lithuania-born artist Zilvinas Kempinas uses nontraditional materials to create active and dynamic installations. In many of his works, Kempinas uses unwound videotape. The viewer experiences his work through various senses: visually, aurally, and physically.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2011
2011.3
"Summergarden 2010: New Music for New York - Juilliard Concert I: New Music For Mixed Ensembles"
July 11, 2010
SERIES: Summergarden 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Members and Alumni of The New Juilliard Ensemble: Chelsea Knox, flute; Titus Underwood, oboe; Carlos Noain Maura, clarinet; David Byrd-Marrow, French Horn; Gareth Flowers, trumpet; Jennifer Chu, piano; Andrew Funcheon, percussion; David Fulmer, violin; Eva Gerard, viola; Kye-young Sarah Kwon, cello; Joe Sachs, conductor
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center-The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center-with concerts on alternating Sundays. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Tonight's performances include: Reynold Tharp (United States, b. 1973), "San Francisco Night" (2008) in its New York premiere; Paul Desenne (Venezuela, b. 1959), "Number Nine" (2008) in its New York premiere; Michle Rusconi (Switzerland, b. 1960), "Entgiftung-Alat (GPT) 57 U/1" (2008) in its world premiere; Laurie Altman (United States, b. 1944), "Ways of Looking: At Zurich" (2008) in its world premiere.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.4, 2011.5, 2011.6
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2009
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.3 for event booklet.
2011.4
"Summergarden 2010: New Music for New York - Jazz Concert I: Trio 3"
July 18, 2010
SERIES: Summergarden 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Andrew Cyrille, drums; Mark Helias, bass; Oliver Lake, alto saxophone
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center-The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center-with concerts on alternating Sundays. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Deeply rooted in tradition-and taking inspiration from styles as diverse as ragtime, blues, avant-garde improvisation, and bebop-Trio 3 describes its sound as "futuristic music within the idiomatic continuum of jazz." Trio 3's performance at Summergarden features the world premiere of Andrew Cyrille's "Proximity", written in memory of the trombonist John Bernard Gordon, a friend of the composer.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.3, 2011.5, 2011.6
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.3 for event booklet.
2011.5
"Summergarden 2010: New Music for New York - Juilliard Concert II: New Music for Strings and Piano"
July 25, 2010
SERIES: Summergarden 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Members of The New Juilliard Ensemble: Alicia Choi and Heidi Schaul-Yoder, violins; Eva Gerard, viola; Mimi Yu, cello; Hsiang John Tu, piano
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center-The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center-with concerts on alternating Sundays. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Tonight's performances include: Eleanor Cory (United States, b. 1943), "String Quartet no. 3" (2009) in its world premiere; David Snow (United States, b. 1954), "Nice Girls Don't" (2002) in its world premiere; Laura Elise Schwendinger (Mexico/United States, b. 1962), "Song for Andrew" (2008) in its New York premiere; Errollyn Wallen (Belize/United Kingdom, b. 1958), "Music for Tigers" (2006) in its Western Hemisphere premiere.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.3, 2011.4, 2011.6
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.3 for event booklet.
2011.6
"Summergarden 2010: New Music for New York - Jazz Concert II: Don Byron Ivey-Divey Trio"
August 1, 2010
SERIES: Summergarden 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Don Byron, clarinet and bass clarinet, tenor and baritone saxophones; Jason Moran, piano; Billy Hart, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The Museum of Modern Art established Summergarden in 1971 to enhance the artistic life of New York City during the summer. In keeping with MoMA's history of presenting jazz and classical music in The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, this year's Summergarden series once again welcomes the participation of two constituents from Lincoln Center-The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center-with concerts on alternating Sundays. New Music for New York presents four evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Taking its name and core repertoire from Don Byron's 2004 album, The Ivey-Divey Trio extends the CD's tribute to the saxophone legend Lester "Prez" Young and his 1946 trio album with the pianist Nat "King" Cole and drummer Buddy Rich. Ivey-Divey Trio also interprets compositions by Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Mr. Byron. For Summergarden, the group premieres Mr. Byron's "NA1, NA2," which is partially inspired by a close study of Bach's solo violin sonatas and cello suites.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.3, 2011.4, 2011.5
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Tracks 4-9 of this CD are blank; please see Supplemental Materials 2011.3 for event booklet.
2011.7
"Nation Beat"
July 1, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR BRAZIL Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Liliana Araujo, lead vocals; Joo Erbetta, guitar; Scott Kettner, drums and percussion; Jordan Scannella, bass; Skye Steele, violin and rabeca
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Nation Beat is a groundbreaking ensemble that explores the deep-rooted connections between the music of northeastern Brazil and the Deep South of the United States. The drummer-percussionist Scott Kettner leads the band, which features the Brazilian vocalist Liliana Araujo. Nation Beat's critically acclaimed album "Legends of the Preacher" seamlessly blends Brazilian "maracat"," forr," "coco," and "ciranda" rhythms with American rock, country, blues, and funk.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.8, 2011.9, 2011.10, 2011.11, 2011-8a, 2011-8b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.7 for event booklet.
2011.8
"Wax Poetic Brasil, featuring Thalma de Freitas"
July 8, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR BRAZIL Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Thalma de Freitas, vocals; Ilhan Ersahin, saxophone and keyboard; Kenny Wollesen, drums; Jesse Murphy, bass
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Wax Poetic is a New York-based band led by saxophonist, record producer, and composer Ilhan Ersahin, also founder of the New York jazz club Nublu. Between 2006 and 2007, Wax Poetic released a series of three albums titled "Copenhagen," "Istanbul," and "Brasil," combining global music styles with their own alternative pop, rock and electronica roots. For this performance, Wax Poetic Brasil is joined by Thalma de Freitas, the popular actress and singer.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.7, 2011.9, 2011.10, 2011.11, 2011-8a, 2011-8b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.7 for event booklet.
2011.9
"Alexia Bomtempo and Pierre Aderne"
July 15, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR BRAZIL Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Pierre Aderne, vocals and guitar; Alexia Bomtempo, vocals, Satoshi Takeishi, percussion
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: After contributing to each other's solo albums, singer-songwriters Alexia Bomtempo and Pierre Aderne collaborated on the critically acclaimed "Doces Cariocas" (Inpartmaint label, 2008). In 2009 they won the prestigious Brazilian Music Award for best group, which led to the recording of a forthcoming live DVD, "Pouso de Folia." Their music has a cosmopolitan flavor, wrapping Brazilian sounds and instruments in echoes of pop, jazz, and folk, finished with a touch of samba and bossa nova. For this performance the percussionist Satoshi Takeishi joins the duo.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.7, 2011.8, 2011.10, 2011.11, 2011-8a, 2011-8b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.7 for event booklet.
2011.10
"Adriano Santos Brazilian Jazz Quartet"
July 22, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR BRAZIL Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Alexandre Carvalho, guitar; Dend, percussion; Jared Gold, organ; Adriano Santos, drums and percussion
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Adriano Santos is at the epicenter of New York's contemporary Brazilian drummers. His playing style is typified by natural clarity, swing, and deep-seated groove in the tradition of Airto Moreira, Edson Machado, and Milton Banana. He studied at So Paulo's acclaimed Zimbo Trio Music School and in Boston and New York, and has performed with a host of international artists. He tours with the Vinicius Cantuária Group, Hendrik Meurkens Quartet, and Matt Geraghty Project, and also leads his own band. At MoMA, the Adriano Santos Brazilian Jazz Quartet performs compositions from his CD "In Session."
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.7, 2011.8, 2011.9, 2011.11, 2011-8a, 2011-8b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.7 for event booklet.
2011.11
"Kay Lyra"
July 29, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR BRAZIL Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: David Finck, bass; Kay Lyra, vocals and guitar; Mauricio Maestro, guitar; Helio Schaivo, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: The music of the Brazilian-American composer and singer Kay Lyra derives from deep bossa nova roots but often incorporates nontraditional sounds, from the pedal steel guitar to the bagpipes. Her repertory is similarly eclectic. Her album "Kandagawa" includes not only a bossa nova classic written by her father Carlos Lyra, a founding force in the genre, but also her bossa arrangements of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and the title track, a Japanese folk song, as well as her setting of a Dorothy Parker poem.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.7, 2011.8, 2011.9, 2011.10, 2011-8a, 2011-8b
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.7 for event booklet.
2011.12
"Holden"
August 5, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR FRANCE Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Mocke (Dominique Dpret), guitar; Armelle Pioline, vocals, guitar and drum
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Music for MoMA Nights in August 2010 features a range of innovative and popular French songwriters, in celebration of the exhibitionHenri Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917. Holden draws from influences as varied as bossa nova, early-1960s "y-y," film scores, and electronic music. Holden is highly esteemed by many French music critics and enjoys special popularity in Chile.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.13, 2011.14, 2011.15
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.12 for event booklet.
2011.13
"Pascal Parisot and Fredda"
August 12, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR FRANCE Live Music Series 2010
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Music for MoMA Nights in August 2010 features a range of innovative and popular French songwriters, in celebration of the exhibitionHenri Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917. Pascal Parisot is a Paris-based artist whose music mixes classic French "chanson," Latin beats, and Brazilian harmony. A recent project, Radiomatic, reimagines obscure "y-y" classics with Parisot's signature sound and the lead vocals of Fredda, a singer, songwriter, and longtime collaborator. Their performance at MoMA draws on albums released by each.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.12, 2011.14, 2011.15
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.12 for event booklet.
2011.14
"Arnaud Fleurent-Didier"
August 19, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR FRANCE Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Arnaud Fleurent-Didier, vocals, guitar and keyboard; Stephen Fleurent-Didier, drums; Dorothy Koons, vocals, guitar and keyboard
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Music for MoMA Nights in August 2010 features a range of innovative and popular French songwriters, in celebration of the exhibitionHenri Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917. Arnaud Fleurent-Didier is a multi-instrumentalist with a taste for 1970s synthesized sounds and an aesthetic that owes much to both Michel Legrand and the band Air (with which he has performed). He has released his music for ten years under a variety of monikers.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.12, 2011.13, 2011.15
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.12 for event booklet.
2011.15
"Marianne Dissard"
August 26, 2010
SERIES: MoMA Nights HEAR FRANCE Live Music Series 2010
PARTICIPANTS: Scott Colberg, bass; Marianne Dissard, vocals; Brian Lopez, guitar; Christian Ravaglioli, keyboard; Arthur Vint, drums
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: Music for MoMA Nights in August 2010 features a range of innovative and popular French songwriters, in celebration of the exhibitionHenri Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917. Based in Tucson, Arizona, Marianne Dissard composes chansons with a strongly American flavor. She is also a filmmaker and a performance artist whose work has been presented throughout Europe.
DONOR: Department of Visitor Services
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011.12, 2011.13, 2011.14
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 2010
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.12 for event booklet.
2011.16
"Louise Bourgeois: A Memorial Tribute"
September 28, 2010
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Agnes Gund, President Emerita, The Museum of Modern Art; Robert Storr, Artist and Critic; Jenny Holzer, Artist; Alfred Pacquement, Director, Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou; Frances Morris, Arist; Richard Serra, Artist; Deborah Wye, former Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Chief Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books (retired)
RELATED MATERIAL: 2011-15
NOTE: The Museum Archives does not have a compatible media player for this recording at this time.
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2011.16 for event invitation; event program; Powerpoint Presentation; and video of Bono singing "Amazing Grace" to Louise Bougeois in her NYC home on February 11th, 2010.
2011.17
"Davin Stowell, Brooke Parkhurst, and James Briscione"
March 5, 2011
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PARTICIPANTS: Davin Stowell, CEO and Founder of Smart Design; Brooke Parkhurst, Chef and Author; James Briscione, Chef and Author; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department
DATA: 1 CD
SUMMARY: For kids ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions; presenation followed by a cooking demonstration.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2011
2011.18, 2011.18D
"MoMA Audio: Active Permanent Collection"
December 14, 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; John Elderfield, Chief Curator Emeritus, Department of Painting and Sculpture; James Coddington, Chief Conservator, Department of Conservation; Deborah Wye, former Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Chief Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books (retired); Leah Dickerman, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Luis Perez-Oramas, Curator, Department of Drawings; and sound-bytes, both recent and archival, from participating artists.
DATA: 1 Data DVD; duplicates are each 1 Data DVD (7 duplicates total)
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the permanent collection led by Glenn Lowry, the Director of the Museum of Modern Art, with contributions from both MoMA curators and featured artists. This tour is available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 121
2011.19
"MoMA Audio: Visual Descriptions"
December 14, 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data DVD
SUMMARY: The Visual Descriptions Acoustiguide Tour offers extended visual descriptions of works in the Museum's permanent collection for visitors with visual impairments and those seeking an in-depth looking experience. Artworks described include The Bather by Paul Cezanne (1885), Les Demoiselles D'Avignon by Pablo Picasso (1907), Unique Forms of Continuity in Space by Umberto Boccioni (1913), The Red Studio by Henri Matisse (1911), and many others.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 121, page 83
2011.20
"MoMA Audio: Modern Kids"
December 14, 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data DVD
SUMMARY: This tour of MoMA's permanent collection, designed sopecifically for children, offers fun ways for children to explore works of art in the Museum's galleries.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 121, page 60
2011.21
"MoMA Audio: Teen Audio"
December 14, 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
SUMMARY: The MoMA Teen Audio program was developed by MoMA’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) with the goal of creating dynamic audio for teens, by teens. Artists, visitors, Museum staff, and teens offer different perspectives on works in MoMA's Painting and Sculpture galleries. Available in English tr.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 121, page 117
2011.22
"MoMA Audio: Jazz Score"
April 10, 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Jazz Score[MoMA Exh. 2037. April 16-September 15, 2008]
PARTICIPANTS: Ron Magliozzi, Assistant Curator, Department of Film; Josh Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Ron Magliozzi and Josh Siegel, the co-organizers of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 122
2011.23
"MoMA Audio: Here is Every: Four Decades of Contemporary Art"
Fall 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Here is Every: Four Decades of Contemporary Art[MoMA Exh. #2053. September 9, 2008-March 23, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Shigeko Kubota, artist; Tony Conrad, artist; David Goldblatt, artist; Ida Applebroog, aritst; Matthew Barney, artist; Miran Mohar and Borut Vogelnik, artists (members of IRWIN).
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour of the exhibition with contributions from featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 123
2011.24
"MoMA Audio: Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling"
Summer 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Home Delivery: Febricating the Modern Dwelling[MoMA Exh. #2043. July 20, 2008-October 20, 2008]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Barry Bergdoll, Philip Johnson Chief Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Peter Christiansen, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Architecture and Design; Douglas Gauthier, architect; Jeremy Edmiston, architect; Oskar Leo Kaufmann, architect; Lydia Haack, architect; James Timberlake, architect; Larry Sass, architect.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour of the exhibition with contributions from MoMA curators and featured architects.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 124
2011.25
"MoMA Audio: Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927-1937"
Fall 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Joan Miró: Painting and Anti-Painting 1927-1937[MoMA Exh. #2056. November 2, 2008-January 12, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; James Coddington, Chief Conservator, Department of Conservation.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the curator of the exhibition and MoMA's Chief Conservator.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 125
2011.26
"MoMA Audio: Kirchner and the Berlin Street"
Summer 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Kirchner and the Berlin Street 1913-15[MoMA Exh. #2048. August 3-November 10, 2008]
PARTICIPANTS: Deborah Wye, The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Chief Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the curator of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 126
2011.27
"MoMA Audio: Looking at Music"
Summer 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Looking at Music: Media Art of the 1960s[MoMA Exh. #2049. August 17, 2008-January 5, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Media; Nam June Paik, artist; Laurie Anderson, artist; Joan Jonas, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the curator of the exhibition, with archival and recent sound bytes from features artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 127
2011.28
"MoMA Audio: Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night"
September 12, 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Van Gogh and the Colors of Night[MoMA Exh. #2052. September 21, 2008-January 5, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Joachim Pissarro, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Jennifer Field, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Painting and Sculpture.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Joachim Pissarro and Jennifer Field, co-curators of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 128
2011.29
"MoMA Audio: The Printed Picture"
Fall 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:The Printed Picture[MoMA Exh. 2054. October 16, 2008 through July 23, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Richard Benson, photographer.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Richard Benson, one of the co-curators of the exhibition and author of the exhibition catalogue.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 129
2011.30
"MoMA Audio: Artist's Choice: Vik Muniz, Rebus"
December 5, 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Artist's Choice: Vik Muniz, Rebus[MoMA Exh. #2061. December 11, 2008-February 23, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Vik Muniz, artist.
SUMMARY: Introduction to the exhibition by the artist and curator, Vik Muniz.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 130
2011.31
"MoMA Audio: Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave"
Winter 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Marlene Dumas: Measuring Your Own Grave[MoMA Exh. 2062. December 14, 2008-February 16, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Connie Butler, Robert Lehman Foundation Chief Curator of Drawings, Museum of Modern Art; Marlene Dumas, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Connie Butler, with contributions by the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 131
2011.32
"MoMA Audio: Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective"
Spring 2008
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective[MoMA Exh. 2068. March 1, 2009-May 11, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Ann Goldstein, Senior Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Ann Goldstein, organizing curator of the exhibition, with contributions by MoMA curator Ann Temkin.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 132
2011.33
"MoMA Audio: Tangled Alphabets: León Ferrari and Mira Schendel"
Spring 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Tangled Alphabets: León Ferrari and Mira Schendel[MoMA Exh. #2074. April 5, 1009-June 15, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Luis Perez-Oramas, Curator, Department of Drawings; Geaninne Gutierrez-Guimaraes, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Luis Perez-Oramas, MoMA's Curator of Latin American Art. Commentaries are in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 133
2011.34
"MoMA Audio: Compass in Hand: Selections from The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection"
Spring 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Compass in Hand: Selections from the Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection[MoMA Exh. #2076. April 22, 2009-January 4, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Christian Rattemeyer, Harvey S. Shipley Miller Associate Curator, Department of Drawings; Jan Mancuska, artist; Charline Von Heyl, artist; Jennifer Pastor, artist; Thomas Hirschhorn, artist; Lee Bontecou
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Christian Rattemeyer, co-curator of the exhibition, with soundbytes from featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 134
2011.35
"MoMA Audio: James Ensor"
Spring 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:James Ensor[MoMA Exh. #2087. June 28, 2009-September 21, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Anna Swinbourne, Assistant Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Herwig Todts, Curator, Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp; Robert Hoozee, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent; Terry Winters, artist; Sabine Taevernier, art history and President, Ensor Advisory Committee
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Anna Swinbourne, organizer of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 135
2011.36
"MoMA Audio: In and Out of Amsterdam: Travels in Conceptual Art, 1960-1976"
Summer 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:In and Out of Amsterdam: Travels in Conceptual Art, 1960-1976[MoMA Exh. #2088A. July 19, 2009-October 5, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Christophe Cherix, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Chief Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books; Lawrence Weiner, artist; Jan Dibbets, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Christophe Cherix, organizer of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 136
2011.37
"MoMA Audio: Ron Arad: No Discipline"
Summer 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Ron Arad: No Discipline[MoMA Exh. #2090, August 2, 2009-October 19, 2009]
PARTICIPANTS: Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; Ron Arad, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Paola Antonelli with contributions from the artist himself.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 137
2011.38
"MoMA Audio: Monet's Water Lilies"
Summer 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Monet's Water Lilies[MoMA Exh. #2092. September 13, 2009-April 12, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Ann Temkin, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Ann Temkin, organizer of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 138
2011.39
"MoMA Audio: Gabriel Orozco"
Summer 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Gabriel Orozco[MoMA Exh. 2100A. December 13, 2009-March 1, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Gabriel Orozco, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Ann Temkin, organizer of the exhibition, with contributions by the artist himself.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 139
2011.40
"MoMA Audio: Looking at Music, Side 2"
Summer 2009
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Looking at Music, Side 2[MoMA. Exh. #2082. June 10, 2009-November 30, 2009]
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2011.41
"MoMA Audio: Contemporary Art from the Collection"
Summer 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Contemporary Art from the Collection[MoMA Exh. #2123. June 30, 2010-September 19, 2011; Atrium: June 30, 2010-November 29, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Kara Walker, artist; Lynda Benglis, artist; A. A. Bronson (of General Idea), artist; Huma Bhabha, artist; Rivane Neuenschwander, artist; Gedi Sibony, artist; Paul Chan, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour with commentary from featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 140
2011.42
"Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present"
Spring 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present[MoMA Exh. #2112. March 14, 2010-May 31,2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Marina Abramovic, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Glenn Lowry, with commentary by the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 141
2011.43
"Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century"
Spring 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century[MoMA Exh. #2115. April 11, 2010-June 28, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Peter Glassasi, Chief Curator, Department of Photography.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Peter Galassi, organizer of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 142
2011.44
"Lee Bontecou: All Freedom in Every Sense"
Spring 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Lee Bontecou: All Freedom in Every Sense[MoMA Exh. #2116. April 16, 2010-September 6, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Lee Bontecou, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Glenn Lowry, with contributions from the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 143
2011.45
"Mind and Matter: Alternative Abstractions, 1940s to Now"
Spring 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Mind and Matter: Alternative Abstractions, 1940s to Now[MoMA Exh. #2117. May 5, 2010-August 16, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Sarah Suzuki, Assistant Curator, Prints and Illustrated Books; Alexandra Schwartz, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings; Zarina Hashmi, artist; Yayoi Kusama, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by Glenn Lowry, with contributions by the organizers of the exhibition and featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 144
2011.46
"Pictures by Women"
Spring 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 Data CD
EXHIBITION:Pictures by Women: A History of Modern Photography (Part 2)[MoMA Exh. #2118. May 7, 2010-April 18, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Sarah Meister, Curator, Department of Photography; Roxana Marcoci, Curator, Department of Photography; Eva Respini, Associate Curator, Department of Photography; Tina Barney, artist; Laurie Simmons, artist; Joann Verburg, artist; Lorna Simpson, artist; Roni Horn, artist; Rineke Dijkstra, artist; Carrie Mae Weems, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition with contributions by featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 145
2011.47
"Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917"
Summer 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917[MoMA Exh. #2125. July 18, 2010-October 11, 2010]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator Emeritus of Painting and Sculpture; Stephanie D’Alessandro, Gary C. and Frances Comer Curator of Modern Art, The Art Institute of Chicago.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 146
2011.48
"Abstract Expressionist New York"
Fall 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Abstract Expressionist New York: The Big Picture[MoMA Exh. #2131A. October 3, 2010-April 25, 2011];Abstract Expressionist New York: The Big Picture[MoMA Exh. #2131A. October 3, 2010-April 25, 2011];Abstract Expressionist New York: Rock Papers Scissors[MoMA Exh. #2131C. October 3, 2010-February 28, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Jodi Hauptman, Curator, Department of Drawings; Sarah Suzuki, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings; Dore Ashton, art critic and historian; Ann Temkin, Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; James Coddington, Chief Conservator, Department of Conservation, Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibitions, with archival soundbytes from featured artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 147
2011.49
"Small Scale, Big Change"
Fall 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement[MoMA Exh. #2130. October 3, 2010-January 3, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Andres Lepik, Curator, Department of Architecture and Design; and architects featured in the exhibition.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by one of the exhibition's co-organizers, with contributions from featured architects.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2011.50
"On Line: Drawing through the Twentieth Century"
Fall 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:On Line: Drawing through the Twentieth Century[MoMA Exh. #2135. November 21, 2010-February 7, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Connie Butler, Chief Curator, Department of Drawings; Catherine de Zegher, former director, The Drawing Center, New York; featured artists.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the exhibition's co-organizers, with contributions from artists featured in the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2011.51
"Picasso: Guitars 1912-1914"
Fall 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Picasso: Guitars 1912-1914[MoMA Exh. #2149. February 13, 2011-June 6, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Scott Gerson, Associate Conservator, Department of Conservation.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by an organizer of the exhibition and MoMA paper conservator, Scott Gerson.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2011.52
"German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse"
Fall 2010
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse[MoMA Exh. #2154. March 27-July 11, 2011]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, Museum of Modern Art; Starr Figura, Associate Curator, Prints and Illustrated Books; Susan Narucki, soprano; Sarah Rothenberg, piano.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizer of the exhibitions, with music from the period performed by Susan Narucki and Sarah Rothenberg.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 2011
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.1
"A Memorial Tribute: Cy Twombly"
September 20, 2011
PLACE: The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PERSONALITY: Cy Twombly
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Sally Mann, photographer; Joself Helfenstein, Director, The Menil Collection; Jeff Koons, artist; Mark Strand, poet; Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Simon Schama, professor, Columbia University; Henri Loyrette, Director, The Louvre Museum.
SUMMARY: A memorial held at the museum in honor of Cy Twombly.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for the event program.
2012.2
"De Kooning: A Retrospective Audio Tour"
Fall 2011
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:De Kooning: A Retrospective[MoMA Exh. #2169. September 18, 2011-January 9, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; John Elderfield, Chief Curator Emeritus of Painting and Sculpture; Jim Coddington, The Agnes Gund Chief Conservator; Lauren Mahony, Curatorial Assistant.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.3
"Autobodies Audio Tour (2002)"
Summer 2002
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:AUTObodies: Speed, Sport, and Transport[MoMA Exh. #1898. June 29, 2002-September 16, 2002]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Peter Reed, Curator of Architecture and Design; John Barnard, Chief Designer, Ferrari S.P.A.; Gerhard Steinle, President, Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Studio.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition, with descriptions of the cars by designers John Barnard and Gerhard Steinle.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 154
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.4
"Kiki Smith: Prints, Books and Things Audio Tour (2003)"
Winter 2003
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Kiki Smith: Prints and Books and Things[MoMA Exh. #1916. December 5, 2003-March 8, 2004]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Wendy Weitman, Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Kiki Smith, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition with commentary from the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.5
"Tejo Remy"
April 21, 2012
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Tejo Remy, artist; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Tejo Remy shares his art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Elizabeth Margulies.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
2012.6
"Amy Sillman"
February 18, 2012
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Amy Sillman, artist; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Amy Sillman shares her art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages nine to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Elizabeth Margulies.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Allwin Family Foundation
2012.7, 2012.7D
"Artist Oral History: Strategies and Goals"
March 6, 2012
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD; Duplicate is 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Michelle Elligott, The Rona Roob Senior Museum Archivist; Jack Flam, President, The Dedalus Foundation; Mary Marshall Clark, Director, Columbia University Center for Oral History; Christy MacLear, Executive Director, The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation; Karen Thomas, documentary filmmaker; Jeanmarie Theobalds, Oral History Program Manager, 2011-2012 Artist Oral History Initiative; Heather Nodler, Archivist, Artists Documentation Program; James Lancel McElhinney, visual artist and writer.
SUMMARY: A series of lectures discussing strategies and goals for compiling artist oral histories.
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials 2012.7 for the event program.
2012.8
"Melvin Edwards"
April 30, 2011
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Melvin Edwards, artist; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Melvin Edwards shares his art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages nine to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Elizabeth Margulies.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
2012.9
"Tina Barney"
March 3, 2012
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Tina Barney, artist; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Tina Barney shares her art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages nine to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Elizabeth Margulies.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
2012.10
"Diego Rivera, Contemporary Rotation, and Permanent Additions Audio Tour"
November 2011
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Diego Rivera: Murals for the Museum of Modern Art[MoMA Exh. #2174. November 13, 2011-May 14, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Allan McCollum, artist; Jeff Koons, artist; Julia Gruin, Executive Director, Keith Haring Foundation; Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator, Architecture and Design; Rirkrit Tiravanija, artist; Zarina Hashmi, artist; Vito Acconci, artist; David Rockefeller, Jr., Trustee; Leah Dickerman, Curator, Painting and Sculpture; Anny Aviram, Associate Conservator; Moyra Davey, photographer; George Giorgiou, photographer; Deana Lawson, photographer; Doug Rickard, photographer; Viviane Sassen, photographer; Zhang Dali, photographer.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibitions with commentary from the artists included in the exhibitions.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.11
"James Siena and Phil Sanders"
November 12, 2011
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: James Siena, artist; Phil Sanders, Director and Master Printer, Robert Blackburn Printmaking Worshop, Moderator: Cari Frisch, Assistant Educator, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: James Siena and Phil Sanders share their art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions. Sanders creates a printing block that Siena prints for the audience. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Cari Frisch.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 2012
SPONSOR: William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Allwin Family Foundation
2012.12
"Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan and Permanent Collection Audio Tour"
Fall 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan[MoMA Exh. #2205. July 1, 2012-October 1, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Vija Celmins, artist; Richard Serra, artist; Christian Rattemeyer, Associate Curator, Drawings.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibitions with commentary from the artists included in the exhibitions.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.13
"Edvard Munch: The Scream Audio Tour"
Fall 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Edvard Munch: The Scream[MoMA Exh. #2217. October 24, 2012-April 29, 2013]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Starr Figura, Associate Curator, Prints and Illustrated Books.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the organizers of the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.14
"New Photography 2012 Audio Tour"
Fall 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:New Photography 2012[MoMA Exh. #2214. October 3, 2012-February 4, 2013]
PARTICIPANTS: Eva Respini, Associate Curator, Photography; Michele Abeles, artist; Shirana Shabazi, artist; Zoe Crosher, artist; Anne Collier, artist; Birdhead, artists.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the curator of the exhibition with commentary by all of the artists included in the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.15
"Permanent Collection Edits June 2011"
Summer 2011
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Jennifer Bartlett, artist; Ben Heller, collector; Lee Bontecou, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour of items from the permanent collection with commentary by some of the artists.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.16
"Print/Out Audio Tour"
Spring 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Print/Out[MoMA Exh. #2186. February 19, 2012-May 14, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Christophe Cherix, Chief Curator, Prints and Illustrated Books; Jacob Samuel, publisher/printer, Edition Jacob Samuel; Lucy McKenzie, artist; Aleksandra Mir, artist; Rirkrit Tiravanija, artist; Bill Goldstein, director, Universal Limited Art Editions.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour of the exhibition with commentary from the curator and the artists featured in the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.17
"Contemporary Rotation: Vija Celmins"
2011
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Vija Celmins, artist.
SUMMARY: Vija Celmins comments on her work, "Gun with Hand," as part of an Acoustiguide Tour.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.18
"James Rosenquist, F-111"
2011
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; James Rosenquist, artist.
SUMMARY: James Rosenquist comments on his work, "F-111," as part of an Acoustiguide Tour.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.19
"Cindy Sherman Audio Tour"
Spring 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Cindy Sherman[MoMA Exh. #2187. February 26, 2012-June 11, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Eva Respini, Associate Curator, Department of Photography; Cindy Sherman, artist; Lucy Gallun, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Photography.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour led by the curators of the exhibition, with commentary by Cindy Sherman.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.20
"Printin' Audio Tour"
Spring 2012
SERIES: Acoustiguide Tour
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Printin'[MoMA Exh. #2185. February 15, 2012-May 14, 2012]
PARTICIPANTS: Sarah Suzuki, Associate Curator, Department of Prints and Illustrated Books; Ellen Gallagher, artist; Friso Lemmerz, Curator, Boijmans Museum; Theaster Gates, artist; Terrence Hayes, poet; Lucy McKenzie, artist; Martha Rosler, artist; David Shrigley, artist; Simon Fujiwara, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide Tour of the exhibition "Printin'" led by Sarah Suzuki with commentary by artists, poets, and other curators involved in the exhibition.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
2012.21
"Chuck Close"
December 1, 2012
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Chuck Close, artist; Moderator: Elizabeth Margulies, Assistant Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Chuck Close shares his art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages nine to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Elizabeth Margulies.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 29, 2012
2013.1
"Mark di Suvero"
March 16, 2013
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Mark di Suvero, artist; Moderator: Cari Frisch, Associate Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Mark di Suvero shares his art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Cari Frisch.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2013
2013.2
"Claes Oldenburg: The Street and The Store Audio Tour, Mona Hatoum and Mateo Lopez"
Spring 2013
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Claes Oldenburg: The Street and The Store; Claes Oldenburg: Mouse Museum / Ray Gun Wing[MoMA Exh. #2245. April 14, 2013-August 5, 2013]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; Paulina Pobocha, Assistant Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Mateo Lopez, artist; Alexandra Schwartz, former Curatorial Assistant, Department of Drawings.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibitionClaes Oldenburg: The Street and The Store; Claes Oldenburg: Mouse Museum / Ray Gun Wingwith commentary by Oldenburg and the exhibition curators. Additional audio tour segments on artists Mona Hatoum and Mateo Lopez.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2013
2013.3
"Permanent Additions and Edits, Ellsworth Kelly and Le Corbusier Audio Tours"
Spring 2013
SERIES: Acoustiguide
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:Ellsworth Kelly: Chatham Series[MoMA Exh. #2251. May 23, 2013-September 8, 2013];Le Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscapes[MoMA Exh. #2252. June 15, 2013-September 23, 2013]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Ann Temkin, The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture; John Elderfield, Curator Emeritus; Ellsworth Kelly, artist; Nicholas Nixon, photographer; Rineke Dijkstra, photographer; Barry Bergdoll, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design; Jean-Louis Cohen, Sheldon H. Solow Professor in the History of Architecture, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University; Robert Longo, artist; David Salle, artist; Gilbert & George, artists; Jeff Koons, artist; Anne Umland, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Robert Rauschenberg, artist; Edward Ruscha, artist; Leah Dickerman, Curator, Department of Painting and Sculpture; Bruce Nauman, artist.
SUMMARY: Acoustiguide tour of the exhibitions with commentary by the exhibition curators. Additional audio tour segments on updates to the permanent collection.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2013
2013.4
"Susan Kaprov"
February 23, 2013
SERIES: Conversations with Contemporary Artists: The Family Edition
PLACE: The Celeste Bartos Theater, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
PARTICIPANTS: Susan Kaprov, artist; Moderator: Cari Frisch, Associate Director, Family Programs, Education Department.
SUMMARY: Susan Kaprov shares her art-making techniques and sources of inspiration with children ages seven to fourteen and their adult companions. Presentation followed by a Q&A moderated by Cari Frisch, and a special collaborative art-making project lead by the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: Spring 2013
2013.5
"American Modern Audio Tour"
August 2013
SERIES: MoMA Audio+
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 CD
EXHIBITION:American Modern: Hopper to O'Keeffe[MoMA Exh. #2258. August 17, 2013-January 26, 2014]
PARTICIPANTS: Glenn D. Lowry, Director, The Museum of Modern Art; Esther Adler, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints; Kathy Curry, Assistant Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints
SUMMARY: An audio tour of the exhibition presented by the exhibition curators.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: August 2013
SPONSOR: Bloomberg
Sound Recordings of Video Viewpoints
1978-present
In 1978 a new program was started by Barbara London, a curator in the Department of Film, focusing on artists and their recent media projects. Centered on experimentation with form and content, the program features both emerging and recognized artists, who discuss their work with the audience. The programs are presented biweekly and explore filmmaking and videomaking, as well as Web-based, installation, and digital art practices. The program was titled Video Viewpoints until 2003 when its name was changed to MediaScope.
vv78.1
"The2 Craft of Eltronic Imagery8"
March 13, 1978
PERSONALITY: Steina6 Vasulssska
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, 4Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts CouncilSumer MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 01:09:14
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous grant from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
vv78.2
"Face, Fight, Flash (Video as a Ground for Non-Video)"
March 27, 1978
PERSONALITY: Vito Acconci
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips; TRT: 01:26:34
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 176
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Fall, 2009 through a generous gran t from The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
vv78.3
"Subjective Elements in Videotape Recordings"
April 24, 1978
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv78.4
"The Work of the Downtown Community Television Center"
May 22, 1978
PERSONALITY: Jon Alpert
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 177
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.1
"Video/Dance"
March 6, 1979
PERSONALITY: Charles Atlas and Merce Cunningham
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.2
"Progress on Private Parts"
March 20, 1979
PERSONALITY: Robert Ashley
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.3
"Broadcast Journalism: Using Small-Format Video with a Technological and Theoretical Approach"
March 27, 1979
PERSONALITY: Susan Raymond and Alan Raymond
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.4
"Subjectivity/Objectivity: Private/Public Information"
April 3, 1979
PERSONALITY: Antonio Muntadas
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 190
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.5
"Video Into Sculpture: The Synergism of Form and Content"
April 17, 1979
PERSONALITY: Mary Lucier
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 186
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.6, vv79.6D
"Japanese Video Today"
April 29, 1979
PERSONALITY: Fujiko Nakaya
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips, 1 DAT Tape.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 192
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv79.7
"Critical Viewpoints"
May 1, 1979
PERSONALITY: Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker, Richard Lorber, John O'Connor
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.1
"Light as a Source of Illusion"
January 29, 1980
PERSONALITY: Nan Hoover
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.2
"Representative of a Projected Part: Poems and Novels in Video"
February 5, 1980
PERSONALITY: Noel Harding
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.3
"Access to the Air"
February 19, 1980
PERSONALITY: Stefan Moore and Claude Beller
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.4
"Processual Video"
February 26, 1980
PERSONALITY: Gary Hill
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 161
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.5
"Activating the Phosphors"
March 4, 1980
PERSONALITY: Norie Sato
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.6
"Video Art as Alchemy"
March 18, 1980
PERSONALITY: John Sturgeon
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips (plus dupli.)
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.7
"Random Access Video"
March 25, 1980
PERSONALITY: Nam June Paik
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art Founders' Room
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; 3 3/4 ips
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This recording was preserved in the Spring of 2008. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
vv80.8, vv80.8D
"Video Sculpture: Mental Landscape into Physical Landscape"
September 23, 1980
PERSONALITY: Shigeko Kubota
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel, 1 DAT tape.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 181
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.9
"Love Tapes as Interactive Video Art"
September 30, 1980
PERSONALITY: Wendy Clarke
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.10
"Image, Image-Making and Time: Some Reflections on the Fourth Dimension in Two-dimensional Art"
October 7, 1980
PERSONALITY: Ed Emshwiller
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 168
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.11
"The Dislocated Subject"
October 14, 1980
PERSONALITY: Judith Barry
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 160
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.12
"Video Thoughts, Memories"
October 28, 1980
PERSONALITY: Peter Campus
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 164
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.13
"The New Audience"
November 4, 1980
PERSONALITY: Colin Campbell
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv80.14
"The Future of Desire: The Art and Technology of Video in the Eighties"
November 25, 1980
PERSONALITY: Gene Youngblood
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.1
"The Artist-Producer"
September 22, 1981
PERSONALITY: Chip Lord
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.2a
"Moving Image and Its Media"
October 5, 1981
PERSONALITY: Woody Vasulka
PLACE: Anthology Film Archive
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 of 3 Audiocassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 200
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.2b
"Moving Image and Its Media"
October 5, 1981
PERSONALITY: Woody Vasulka
PLACE: Anthology Film Archive
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 of 3 Audiocassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.2c
"Moving Image and Its Media"
October 5, 1981
PERSONALITY: Woody Vasulka
PLACE: Anthology Film Archive
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 3 of 3 Audiocassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.3a
"Pop-Pop-Video: Reinvesting in the American TV-Image"
October 20, 1981
PERSONALITY: Dara Birnbaum
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 3 7" Reel (2 parts plus a duplicate of the second part)
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 179
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.3b
"Pop-Pop-Video: Reinvesting in the American TV-Image"
October 20, 1981
PERSONALITY: Dara Birnbaum
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 3 7" Reel (2 parts plus a duplicate of the second part)
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 179
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.4
"Video Art As Entertainment"
October 27, 1981
PERSONALITY: Skip Blumberg
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.5
"Videotapes From 1972-80"
November 3, 1981
PERSONALITY: Joan Jonas
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 203
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This recording was preserved in the Spring of 2008. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a CD-R use copy and a CD-R back-up copy now exist.
vv81.6
"Television/Representation/Sexuality"
November 17, 1981
PERSONALITY: Stuart Marshall
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 187
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv81.7
"The More You Take From It, The Bigger It Gets"
November 24, 1981
PERSONALITY: Tony Oursler
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 195
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.1
"Video/Architecture/Music"
January 31, 1983
PERSONALITY: Dan Graham
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 172
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.2
"The Death of Video Art"
February 7, 1983
PERSONALITY: John Sanborn and Kit Fitzgerald
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.3
"Physics, Control, Behavior"
March 7, 1983
PERSONALITY: Tom Sherman
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.4
"Chicago Electronic Visualization: Video Synthesis into Computer Graphics"
April 11, 1983
PERSONALITY: Dan Sandin
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.5
"Ideology and the Politics of Everyday Life"
April 18, 1983
PERSONALITY: Martha Rosler
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.6
"I Wonder What I'll Talk About Tonight"
April 25, 1983
PERSONALITY: Mike Smith
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.7
"Electronic Filmmaking"
May 16, 1983
PERSONALITY: Alvy Ray Smith
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.8
"Designing computer Animation with Natural Forms"
June 13, 1983
PERSONALITY: Judson Rosebush
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.9
"Watch Me Now"
June 27, 1983
PERSONALITY: Michael Marton
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.10
"Video Art: Beginner's Mind"
October 3, 1983
PERSONALITY: Les Levine
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 183
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.11
"The Pursuit of Happines: Using the Novel as a Model for the Documentary"
October 31, 1983
PERSONALITY: John Reilly and Julie Gustafson
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.12
"The Thinking Eye"
November 28, 1983
PERSONALITY: Juan Downey
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv83.13
"Video-Live Performance in a Feminist Context: 1974-1982"
December 19, 1983
PERSONALITY: Ulrike Rosenbach
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv84.1
"Seeing Is (Not) Believing"
October 15, 1984
PERSONALITY: Dalibor Martinis
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv84.2
"Trying to Tell the Truth on TV/Getting personal in a World of Part Answers and Pablum"
November 12, 1984
PERSONALITY: Ilene Segalove
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv84.3, vv84.3D
"TV: Trespassing or an Unsolicited Gift"
December 10, 1984
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.1
"Nightsea Crossing"
January 7, 1985
PERSONALITY: Marina Abramovich
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; TRT: 00:49:18
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Spring, 2010 through a generous grant from The International Council of The Museum of Modern Art. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
vv85.2
"The Differences Between Movies and Television"
January 21, 1985
PERSONALITY: Mark Schubin
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.3
"Tailored Truths"
February 4, 1985
PERSONALITY: Ardele Lister
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 184
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.4
"To Intensify Use of Time"
March 4, 1985
PERSONALITY: Ken Feingold
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 169
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.5
"Video Colorization Based on Musical Models"
March 18, 1985
PERSONALITY: Bob Snyder
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
NOTE: This sound recording was preserved in Summer, 2009 through a generous grant from The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. In addition to the original, a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) archival master, a DVD audio master, and a CD-R use copy now exist.
vv85.6, vv85.6D
"Image as Spectacle: Video Works"
April 15, 1985
PERSONALITY: Doug Hall
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.7
"Talking Tongues"
April 29, 1985
PERSONALITY: Lisa Steele
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.8
"Ecochannel for the Hudson Estuary"
May 6, 1985
PERSONALITY: Paul Ryan
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.9
"In the Belly of the Beast: Encountering the Culture Industry on Public Access Cable"
June 3, 1985
PERSONALITY: Deedee Halleck
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.10
"Story, Plot, and Central Crises in Television Narrative"
June 24, 1985
PERSONALITY: Ed Bowes
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 7" Reel
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.11
"What Has a Video Done to Documentary?"
October 28, 1985
PERSONALITY: George Stoney
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv85.12
"Video Portraits"
December 2, 1985
PERSONALITY: Joan Logue
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 185
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.1
"Video: A Re-Treat"
January 6, 1986
PERSONALITY: Ralph Hocking
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.2, vv86.2D
"The Video Monitor as an Inner World"
January 20, 1986
PERSONALITY: Mako Idemitsu
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 202
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.3
"Viewer into Player: An Interactive Approach to Digital Visual Art"
February 24, 1986
PERSONALITY: Jane Veeder
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.4a
"Revolting... where We Are"
March 3, 1986
PERSONALITY: Pier Marton
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 189
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.4b
"Revolting... where We Are"
March 3, 1986
PERSONALITY: Pier Marton
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 189
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.5
"Electronic Tribalism: Native Americans and Video"
April 28, 1986
PERSONALITY: Victor Masayesna
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.6
"Integrating Elements"
May 12, 1986
PERSONALITY: Nancy Stalnaker Norwood
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.7
"The Meaning of the Interval"
June 2, 1986
PERSONALITY: Edin Velez
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.8
Untitled
September 26. 1986
PERSONALITY: Bill Viola
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.9
"Air Spirits"
September 29, 1986
PERSONALITY: Klaus Vom Bruch
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 175
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.10
"Ultima Thule" (The Last Thule)
October 27, 1986
PERSONALITY: Anna Bella Geiger
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.11
"The Amazing Voyage of Gustav Flaubert and Raymond"
November 3, 1986
PERSONALITY: Steve Fagin
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv86.12
"Occupying Formats"
December 1, 1986
PERSONALITY: General Idea
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 171
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.1
"Mythic Space"
January 19, 1987
PERSONALITY: Rita Myers
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.2
"The Future of Video"
February 19, 1987
PERSONALITY: Zbigniew Rybcynski
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.3
"Television Essays"
March 2, 1987
PERSONALITY: Deanna Kamiel
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.4
"Double You: From Television to Interactive Videodisc"
March 30, 1987
PERSONALITY: Peter D'Agostino
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.5
"Private Face/Public Space"
April 27, 1987
PERSONALITY: Anna Ridley and Ian Breakwell
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv87.6
"Tales of Transgression"
May 4, 1987
PERSONALITY: Mary Mcferran
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv87.7
"Black Fire"
May 18, 1987
PERSONALITY: Shalom Gorewitz
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 162
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.8
"L'Image"
September 21, 1987
PERSONALITY: Daniele and Jacques Louis Nyst
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv87.9
"Everyday Heroes and Heroines"
November 16, 1987
PERSONALITY: Gustav Hamos and Astrid Heibach
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, The Sony Corporation of America, and the Sennheiser Electronic Corporation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv87.10
"Network, Society, and Personal Pluralism"
December 14, 1987
PERSONALITY: Tony Conrad
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.1
"Not A Jealous Bone"
February 22, 1988
PERSONALITY: Cecilia Condit
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.2
"Collaboration in Video and Dance"
March 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Mary Lucier and Elizabeth Streb
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.3
"Quartet for the Deafblind"
March 7, 1988
PERSONALITY: Norman Cohn
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv88.4
"Video, Installation, and Content"
April 4, 1988
PERSONALITY: Francesc Torres
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.5
"Setting the Record Straight"
April 25, 1988
PERSONALITY: Stevenson J. Palfi
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.6
"From the Museum of Memory"
May 2, 1988
PERSONALITY: Madelon Hooykaas ans Elsa Stansfield
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.7
"Iconegro: Illuminations of a Black Aesthetic in Video Art"
May 16, 1988
PERSONALITY: Philip Mallory Jones
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.8
"Under The Influence"
October 3, 1988
PERSONALITY: Paulette Phillips
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv88.9
"Ordinary Shadows, Chinese Shade"
November 7, 1988
PERSONALITY: Paul Wong
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.10
"Document: A Personal to Social Change Media"
November 28, 1988
PERSONALITY: Michelle Parkerson
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv88.11, vv88.11D
"Selected Bedtime Stories"
December 12, 1988
PERSONALITY: Julie Zando
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.1
"A Spy In the House That Ruth Built"
April 10, 1989
PERSONALITY: Vanalyne Green
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv89.2
"Recent Dance Video"
April 24, 1989
PERSONALITY: James Byrne
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints and Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv89.3a
Untitled
May 1, 1989
PERSONALITY: George Kuchar
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints/Cineprobe Presentation
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 of 2 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
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vv89.3b
Untitled
May 1, 1989
PERSONALITY: George Kuchar
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints/Cineprobe Presentation
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 of 2 Standard Audio Cassettes
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.4
"Diminuendo: Architecture, Scupture, Video"
May 15, 1989
PERSONALITY: Paul Kos
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.5, vv89.5D
"Speed-Images: Video Architecture"
June 12, 1989
PERSONALITY: Peter Callas
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.6
"A Black Aesthetic in Video"
June 19, 1989
PERSONALITY: Linda Gibson and Philip Mallory Jones
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.7
"Video and Language"
October 2, 1989
PERSONALITY: Vito Acconci, Richard Herskowitz and Amy Taubin
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.8
"Qaggiq" (Gathering Place)
October 30, 1989
PERSONALITY: Zach Kunuk
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.9
"An Other Voice: Youth Empowerment Video Workshops"
November 27, 1989
PERSONALITY: Branda Miller
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv89.10
"Interactive Cinema: An Approach to Narrative"
December 4, 1989
PERSONALITY: Graham Weinbren
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.1
"Memory, History, and Documentary Fiction"
January 8, 1990
PERSONALITY: Sara Diamond
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 166
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.2
"I Need Your Full Cooperation"
January 29, 1990
PERSONALITY: Kathy High
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv.90.3
"Peggy and Fred in Hell"
March 5, 1990
PERSONALITY: Leslie Thornton
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.4
"Tongues Untied"
March 12, 1990
PERSONALITY: Marlon Riggs
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.5
"ICON"
March 14, 1990
PERSONALITY: Barbara Steinman
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.6
"Dumb Type"
October 29, 1990
PERSONALITY: Teiji Furuhashi
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.7
Untitled
November 13, 1990
PERSONALITY: Richard Foreman
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.8
"Speculative Non-Fictions"
November 26, 1990
PERSONALITY: Helen De Michiel
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv90.9
"Counterterror"
December 3, 1990
PERSONALITY: Annie Goldson and Chris Bratton
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.1
"Things I Forget to Tell Myself"
January 14, 1991
PERSONALITY: Shelly Silver
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.2
"A Theater of Small Gestures"
February 4, 1991
PERSONALITY: Jeanne C. Finley
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 170
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.3
"Man, Woman, Birth, Death, Infinity"
March 11, 1991
PERSONALITY: Peter Rose
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.4
"Communal Memory/Community Visions"
April 29, 1991
PERSONALITY: Louis Massiah
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.5, vv91.5D
"A Place Called Lovely"
October 7, 1991
PERSONALITY: Sadie Benning
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.6
"My Mother, A Big Book, A Small House"
November 18, 1991
PERSONALITY: Tony Cokes
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.7
"Terminal Culture and the Disembodied Presence"
December 2, 1991
PERSONALITY: Lynn Hershmann
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv91.8
"Art and State: Issues Around Censorship"
December 16, 1991
PERSONALITY: Joy Silverman, Carole Vance, Mary Dorman, Juan Sanchez and Jeffrey Chester.
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.1, vv92.1D
"Video Works"
January 13, 1992
PERSONALITY: Marcel Odenbach
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.2
"Talking Back"
February 10, 1992
PERSONALITY: Nancy Buchanan
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.3
"Legal Memory"
March 9, 1992
PERSONALITY: Kim Tomczak and Lisa Steele
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.4
"Video and Sound"
April 6, 1992
PERSONALITY: Brook Williams and Rea Tajiri
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.5
"Interstate 81"
April 20, 1992
PERSONALITY: Ellen Spiro
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.6
"Belladonna"
May 18, 1992
PERSONALITY: Beth B.
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints in collaboration with Cineprobe
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.7
"Collaborative Culture Joint Installation"
June 15, 1992
PERSONALITY: Shu Lea Cheang
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.8
"Hissing and Kissing in the Wind"
October 19, 1992
PERSONALITY: Homer Flynn of the Residents
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.9
"Who's Going To Pay For These Doughnuts Anyway"
November 2, 1992
PERSONALITY: Janice Tanaka
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.10
"Surveillance Video Installation"
November 16, 1992
PERSONALITY: Julia Scher
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council n the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv92.11
"Wet Palms"
December 14, 1992
PERSONALITY: Sherrie Millner
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.1
"Video Letter"
April 16, 1993
PERSONALITY: Shuntaro Tanikawa
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.2a
"Entertainment Reaches Out: 3-D Graphics"
April 19, 1993
PERSONALITY: Brad deGraf with Manuel DeLanda
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.2b
"Entertainment Reaches Out: 3-D Graphics"
April 19, 1993
PERSONALITY: Brad deGraf with Manuel DeLanda
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.3a
"The Audience Makes Contact: Interactive Installations"
April 26, 1993
PERSONALITY: Jeffrey Shaw with Michael Joyce
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.3b
"The Audience Makes Contact: Interactive Installations"
April 26, 1993
PERSONALITY: Jeffrey Shaw with Michael Joyce
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.4a
"Metaphor or Reality: Virtual Environments"
May 3, 1993
PERSONALITY: Monika Fleishmann and Wolfgang Strauss with Regina Cornwell
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.4b
"Metaphor or Reality: Virtual Environments"
May 3, 1993
PERSONALITY: Monika Fleishmann and Wolfgang Strauss with Regina Cornwell
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.5a
"Playing with Technology"
May 10, 1993
PERSONALITY: Erika Beckman with David Rosen
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.5b
"Playing with Technology"
May 10, 1993
PERSONALITY: Erika Beckman with David Rosen
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.6
"Trap/bat"
September 20, 1993
PERSONALITY: John Sturgeon
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.7
"Meeting Ancestors"
November 15, 1993
PERSONALITY: Vincent Carelli
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv93.8
"Operation Wandering Soul"
December 13, 1993
PERSONALITY: Ernest Gusella
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.1
"Death by Design"
February 7, 1994
PERSONALITY: Peter Friedman
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.2
Untitled
February 10, 1994
PERSONALITY: Antonio Muntadas
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - What's Happening?
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 191
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.3
"Through a Video Window: Technology in the 1990's" - "Multiple Integrated Narrative"
May 2, 1994
PERSONALITY: David Blair and Stacey Horn
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints. Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.4
"Through a Video Window: Technology in the 1990's" - "Person-Machine Relationships"
May 9, 1994
PERSONALITY: Perry Hoberman and Tom Sherman
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technologies in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.5a
"Through a Video Window: Technology in the 1990's" - "Machine Practices" -"Real Worlds" (L.Anderson) "The Machine and the Human Factor" (S.Diamond)
June 14, 1994
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson and Sara Diamond
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints. Series on Technologies in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 178
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.5b
"Through a Video Window: Technology in the 1990's" - "Machine Practices" -"Real Worlds" (L.Anderson) "The Machine and the Human Factor" (S.Diamond)
June 14, 1994
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson and Sara Diamond
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints. Series on Technologies in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 2 Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 178
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.6
Untitled
May 23, 1994
PERSONALITY: Alberto Muenala
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.7
"Inside Native American Communities"
October 11, 1994
PERSONALITY: Sandy Johnson Osawa
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.8
"Post Socialist Readings in Eastern Europe"
November 21, 1994
PERSONALITY: Marina Grzinic
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv94.9
"Wit and Its Relation To Video"
November 28, 1994
PERSONALITY: Daniel Boord
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
vv94.10
"Drive: Motion Landscapes"
December 12, 1994
PERSONALITY: Ross Harley
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.1
"Chelsea Girls with Andy Warhol"
January 23, 1995
PERSONALITY: Michel Auder
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.2, vv95.2D
"Culture Shavings"
March 13, 14, 1995
PERSONALITY: Peter Forgacs
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.3
"Intriguing People (Enredendao as Pessoas)"
October 2, 1995
PERSONALITY: Eder Santos
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.4
"Osmose"
October 23, 1995
PERSONALITY: Char Davies
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.5
"Rehearsals"
November 27, 1995
PERSONALITY: Cheryl Donegan
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 167
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv95.6
"Traces of a Passage"
December 11, 1995
PERSONALITY: Irit Batsry
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.1
"No Longer Forgotten"
January 29, 1996
PERSONALITY: Loretta Todd
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.2, vv96.2D
"Cremaster 1"
February 12, 1996
PERSONALITY: Matthew Barney
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette; duplicate is 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.3
"Trans'-ing the Grain"
March 11, 1996
PERSONALITY: Shani Mootoo
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.4a, vv96.4aD
"Technology in the 1990s: The Human Machine Interface" / "The Digital Artist and Tool Development Trends"
April 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Jane Veeder
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.4b, vv96.4bD
"Technology in the 1990s: The Human Machine Interface" / "The Digital Artist and Tool Development Trends"
April 8, 1996
PERSONALITY: Jane Veeder
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.5, vv.96.5D
"Technology in the 1990s: The Human Machine Interface" / "The Artist and The Internet"
April 15, 1996
PERSONALITY: ada'web Benjamin Weil and Julia Scher
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.6
"Technology in the 1990s: The Human Machine Interface" / "Delusions of Dialogue: Control and Choice in Interactive Art"
May 13, 1996
PERSONALITY: Jim Campbell
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 163
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.7
"Technology in the 1990s: The Human Machine Interface" / "Reflexive Engineering, Embodied Agents, and Culture as a Domain"
May 13, 1996
PERSONALITY: Simon Penny
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 5, 1996
vv96.8
Untitled
May 19, 1997
PERSONALITY: Seoungho Cho
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv96.9
"Major Motion Pictures - 100 Videos: The Movie"
October 21, 1996
PERSONALITY: Steve Reinke
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv96.10
"Appetites and Desires"
November 4, 1996
PERSONALITY: Maureen O'Conner
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv96.11
"Video Sculpture/Personal Ritual"
November 18, 1996
PERSONALITY: Denise Marika
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv96.12
"Pipalot"
December 9, 1996
PERSONALITY: Pipilotti Rist
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
vv97.1
Untitled
PERSONALITY: Jem Cohen
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.2
"Habeas Corpus"
January 27, 1997
PERSONALITY: Robert Beck
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.3
"Young and Restless"
February 10, 1997
PERSONALITY: Tatiana Parcero, Alix Pearlstein, Kristin Lucas
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.4
"Double Vision"
March 3, 1997
PERSONALITY: Willie Doherty
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.5
"Technology in the 1990s: 'The Interactive Art Gambit' ('Do not run! We are your friends')"
April 7, 1997
PERSONALITY: Ken Feingold
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.6
"Technology in the 1990s: 'Database Politics, Virtual Reality, and Social Simulations'"
April 14, 1997
PERSONALITY: Natalie Jeremijenko
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.7
"Technology in the 1990s: 'This Is Not Now'"
April 21, 1997
PERSONALITY: Diller + Scofidio
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.8
"Technology in the 1990s: 'Kinografitti'"
April 28, 1997
PERSONALITY: Sawad Brooks
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: July 25, 1997
vv97.9
"Medias Mentiras" ("Half Lies")
October 6, 1997
PERSONALITY: Ximena Cuervas
PARTICIPANTS: Ximena Cuervas
EXHIBITION: Mexican Video: Thorn of the Mountain
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 165
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1998
vv97.10
Untitled
December 8, 1997
PERSONALITY: Zoe Beloff
PARTICIPANTS: Zoe Beloff
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please Transcripts, Folder 174
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1998
vv98.1
Untitled
January 26, 1998
PERSONALITY: Smith and Stewart
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1998
vv98.2
Untitled
March 9, 1998
PERSONALITY: Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and The Sony Corporation of America.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 2, 1998
vv98.3
"Technology in the 1990s: 'Spirit of Technology'"
April 27, 1998
PERSONALITY: Mariko Mori
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Program Notes, Transcript
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1998
vv98.4
"Technology in the 1990s: 'Three Tales'"
May 11, 1998
PERSONALITY: Beryl Korot and Steve Reich
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the 1990s
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Program Notes, Transcript
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 24, 1998
vv98.5
"Technology in the 1990s: Interactive Movies - 'Virtual Ventriloquist'"
May 4, 1997
PERSONALITY: Toni Dove
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: September 16, 1998
vv98.6
"Inside Exile: Messiahs, Migration and Loss"
October 5, 1998
PERSONALITY: Vera Frenkel
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, MacArthur Foundation, Canadian Consulate
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 23, 1998
vv98.7
Untitled
November 2, 1998
PERSONALITY: Paul McCarthy
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 23, 1998
vv98.8
Untitled
November 16, 1998
PERSONALITY: Burt Barr
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: December 7, 1998
vv98.9
Untitled
December 7, 1998
PERSONALITY: Charles Atlas
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 173
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 2, 1999
vv99.1
Untitled
January 4, 1999
PERSONALITY: Ute Juerss
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 3, 1999
vv99.2a
"Mediale Anagram III"
January 25, 1999
PERSONALITY: Valie Export
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints/Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Austrian Cultural Institute, New York DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1999
vv99.2b
"Mediale Anagram III"
January 25, 1999
PERSONALITY: Valie Export
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints/Cineprobe
SPONSOR: Austrian Cultural Institute, New York DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: February 9, 1999
vv99.3
"It's a Matter of Memory"
February 22, 1999
PERSONALITY: Bruce and Norman Yonemoto
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 4, 1999
vv99.4
"Technology in 1990s - 'Infinate Time, Cyborgian Interaction and Digital Cinema'"
April 12, 1999
PERSONALITY: Lynn Hershmann
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Video Viewpoints - Series on Technology in the Arts
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 20, 1999
vv99.5
"The Sight of Time"
March 8, 1999
PERSONALITY: Robert Cahen
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 26, 1999
vv99.6a
"From Expanded-cinema to Neuro-cinema: The Deconstruction of the Cinematographique Dispositive in Contemporary Cultural Practices"
April 19, 1999
PERSONALITY: Peter Weibel
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Austrian Government
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 199
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 26, 1999
vv99.6b
"From Expanded-cinema to Neuro-cinema: The Deconstruction of the Cinematographique Dispositive in Contemporary Cultural Practices"
April 19, 1999
PERSONALITY: Peter Weibel
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Austrian Government
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 199
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 26, 1999
vv99.7a
Untitled
October 25, 1999
PERSONALITY: Pepon Osorio
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2 Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 194
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv99.7b
Untitled
October 25, 1999
PERSONALITY: Pepon Osorio
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 2 60 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 194
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv99.8
Untitled
November 15, 1999
PERSONALITY: Sylvia Blocher
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories. Blocher gives a presentation on her ongoing seriesLiving Pictures.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv99.9a
"Toy War Heats Up"
November 15, 1999
PERSONALITY: RTMark
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Reverend Billy; Santas Against eToys; The Hungry March Band; spokespersons for eToy; Leonardo Rhizome; eviltoy; The Thing; Praystation; ivillage.com; the Electronic Disturbance Theater; Fakeshop
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv.99.9b
"Toy War Heats Up"
November 15, 1999
PERSONALITY: RTMark
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
PARTICIPANTS: Reverend Billy; Santas Against eToys; The Hungry March Band; spokespersons for eToy; Leonardo Rhizome; eviltoy; The Thing; Praystation; ivillage.com; the Electronic Disturbance Theater; Fakeshop
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv2000.1a
Untitled
January 24, 2000
PERSONALITY: Nelson Henricks
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv2000.1b
Untitled
January 24, 2000
PERSONALITY: Nelson Henricks
PLACE: Titus Theater 2, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: The Contemporary Arts Council of The MoMA, the National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, and the MacArthur Foundation
DATA: 2 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassettes
RELATED MATERIAL: Please visit the Department of Media for Transcript and Program Notes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: January, 2000
vv2000.2
Untitled
February 28, 2000
PERSONALITY: George Legrady
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 182
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: June 19, 2000
vv2001.1
"New Words / New Work"
May 14, 2001
PERSONALITY: Seth Price; Laura Parnes
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London; Seth Price; Laura Parnes
DATA: One standard 90-minute audiocassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 196
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 31, 2001
vv2001.2
Untitled
May 15, 2001
PERSONALITY: Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London; Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle
DATA: One standard 90-minute audiocassette
SUMMARY: Lecture
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 188
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: May 31, 2001
vv2001.3
"Presenting Artists"
October 22, 2001
PERSONALITY: John Pilson
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London; John Pilson
DATA: standard audiocassette
SUMMARY: lecture
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 9, 2001
vv2001.4
"Presenting Artists"
October 22, 2001
PERSONALITY: Kevin and Jennifer McCoy
PLACE: Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London; Kevin McCoy; Jennifer McCoy
DATA: standard audiocassette
SUMMARY: lecture
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 9, 2001
vv2002.1a
Untitled
January 14, 2002
PERSONALITY: Janine Cirincione / Michael Ferraro and Feng Mengbo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2002
vv2002.1b
Untitled
January 14, 2002
PERSONALITY: Janine Cirincione / Michael Ferraro and Feng Mengbo
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2002
vv2002.2
Untitled
February 25, 2002
PERSONALITY: Torsten Zenas Burns and Katarzyna Kozyra
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: March 2002
vv2002.3
Untitled
March 18, 2002
PERSONALITY: Eleanor Antin and Tania Bruguera
PLACE: Donnell Library Center Auditorium
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One 90-minute Standard Audio Cassette
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 24, 2002
vv2002.4a
Untitled
April 8, 2002
PERSONALITY: Ron Kuivila and Graham Harwood
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 29, 2002
vv2002.4b
Untitled
April 8, 2002
PERSONALITY: Ron Kuivila and Graham Harwood
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art, Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
SPONSOR: New York Sate Council on the Arts; Contemporary Art Council, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: Two 90-minute Standard Audio Cassettes
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: April 29, 2002
vv2003.1
Untitled
October 20, 2003
PERSONALITY: Doug Aitken
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art, Doug Aitken
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette tape
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artists present and discuss their work, technique and theories. Doug Aitken gives a slide presentation, screens short films and answers audience questions.
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2003.2
"Love Will Tear Us Apart"
October 27, 2003
PERSONALITY: Sue de Beer
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art, Sue de Beer, Alyssa Bennett
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette tape
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artist present and discuss their work, technique and theories. Sue de Beer and Alyssa Bennett both read short stories in a performative manner followed by an audience question and answer session.
RELATED MATERIAL:
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.1
"An Evening with Yang Fudong"
January 26, 2004
PERSONALITY: Yang Fudong
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Associate Curator in the Department of Film and Video, Yang Fudong
SPONSOR: New York State Council on the Arts, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One standard 90-minute cassette tape.
SUMMARY: Video Viewpoints is a series in which independent video artist present and discuss their work, technique and theories.
DONOR: Video Program, The Museum of Modern Art
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.2
"Mediascopes-"An Evening with Wang Jianwei"
February 9, 2004
NOTE: The recording starts mid-lecture, therefore cutting off the introduction and beginning remarks.
PERSONALITY: Wang Jianwei
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Wang Jianwei
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video, Department of Education
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: The artist Wang Jianwei discusses his artistic influences and shows short video recordings of is performance pieces.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.3
"Mediascopes-"An Evening with Bjrn Melhus"
November 24, 2003
PERSONALITY: Bjrn Melhus
PLACE: Gramercy Theater, Manhattan
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in Department of Film and Video; Bjrn Melhus
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Program presented by Bjrn Melhus consisting of several video pieces representing his single channel works, narrative works and installation pieces. The lecture is followed by a question and answer session with the artist.
DONOR: Department of Education
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
NOTE: Please see Supplemental Materials for event pamphlet.
vv2004.4, vv2004.4D
"Music and Media: Three Evenings"
September 23, 2004
PERSONALITY: Laurie Anderson
PLACE: CUNY, Graduate Center
SERIES: Music and Media Tapes
PARTICIPANTS: Laurie Anderson, Greil Marcus
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: 1-Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Informal discussion between Greil Marcus and Laurie Anderson regarding Anderson's work, her influences and her career choices.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 104; vv84.3, vv94.a and vv.94b
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.5, vv2004.5D
"Music and Media: Three Evenings"
September 30, 2004
NOTE: The recording cuts off before the discussion ends.
PERSONALITY: Michel Gondry
PLACE: CUNY Graduate Center
SERIES: Music and Media Tapes
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Michel Gondry, Ed Halter
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video, CUNY Graduate Center
DATA: 1-Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Discussion between Michel Gondry and Ed Halter regarding the works of Michel Gondry, his artistic influences, biography and current projects.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 105
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.6a, vv2004.6aD
"Music and Media: Three Evenings"
October 7, 2004
NOTE: The beginning portion of the recording is cut-off.
PERSONALITY: Brian Eno
PLACE: CUNY Graduate Center
SERIES: Music and Media Tapes
PARTICIPANTS: Brian Eno, Todd Haynes
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video, CUNY Graduate Center
DATA: 2-Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Discussion between Brian Eno and Todd Haynes regarding Eno's work, influences and biography.
RELATED MATERIAL: Please see Transcripts, Folder 106
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv.2004.6b, vv2004.6bD
"Music and Media: Three Evenings"
October 7, 2004
NOTE: The beginning portion of the recording is cut-off.
PERSONALITY: Brian Eno
PLACE: CUNY Graduate Center
SERIES: Music and Media Tapes
PARTICIPANTS: Brian Eno, Todd Haynes
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video, CUNY Graduate Center
DATA: 2-Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Discussion between Brian Eno and Todd Haynes regarding Eno's work, influences and biography.
RELATED MATERIAL: Transcript Box 1
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: October 2004
vv2004.7a
"An Evening with Kutlug Ataman"
December 9, 2003
NOTE: The first tape is completely blank. The second tape contains the second portion of the lecture-a question and answer session with the artist.
PERSONALITY: Kutlug Ataman
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope
PARTICIPANTS: Kuthug Ataman
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: 2 Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.7b
"An Evening with Kutlug Ataman"
December 9, 2003
NOTE: The first tape is completely blank. The second tape contains the second portion of the lecture-a question and answer session with the artist.
PERSONALITY: Kutlug Ataman
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope
PARTICIPANTS: Kuthug Ataman
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: 2 Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.8a
"An Evening with Carey Young"
January 27, 2003
PERSONALITY: Carey Young
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Carey Young
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: 2 Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion of the works of film artist Carey Young.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.8b
"An Evening with Carey Young"
January 27, 2003
PERSONALITY: Carey Young
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Carey Young
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: 2 Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tapes
SUMMARY: Lecture and discussion of the works of film artist Carey Young.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.9a
"Second Mediascope Presentation"
November 11, 2002
PERSONALITY: Leah Gilliam
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope/Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Leah Gilliam
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Film artist Leah Gilliam gives an informal presentation about her work with specific focus placed onAgenda for a Landscape(2002).
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.9b
"Second Mediascope Presentation"
November 11, 2002
PERSONALITY: Leah Gilliam
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope/Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Leah Gilliam
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Film artist Leah Gilliam gives an informal presentation about her work with specific focus placed onAgenda for a Landscape(2002).
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.10
"An Evening with Paul Pfeiffer"
May 12, 2003
NOTE: The beginning of the lecture is cut-off in the recording.
PERSONALITY: Paul Pfeiffer
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope/Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Paul Pfeiffer
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One Standard 90-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Film artist Paul Pfeiffer gives an informal presentation about his work.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2004.11, vv2004.11D
"An Evening with Guy Richards Smit"
November 25, 2002
NOTE: The original recording was taped over music, thus the end of Side 1 and all of Side 2 have music on the tape. The duplicate copy is just the recording of Guy Richards Smit.
PERSONALITY: Guy Richards Smit
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope/Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Sally Berger, Assistant Curator Department of Film and Video; Guy Richards Smit
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One 60-Minute Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: A screening and lecture with performance artist Guy Richards Smit
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
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"An Evening with Miranda July"
February 24, 2003
PERSONALITY: Miranda July
PLACE: Gramercy Theater
SERIES: Mediascope/Cineprobe
PARTICIPANTS: Introduction: Barbara London, Assistant Curator in the Department of Film and Video; Miranda July
SPONSOR: Department of Film and Video
DATA: One 90-Minute Standard Audiocassette Tape
SUMMARY: Performance and lecture by artist Miranda July. Discussion follows the presentation.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video
TRANSFERRED TO ARCHIVES: November 2004
vv2007.1
"Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture"
n.d.
PERSONALITY: Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture.
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art
SERIES: Technology in the Nineties: The Human/Machine Interface
PARTICIPANTS: Hani Rashid, architect; Lise Anne Couture, architect; Barbara London, curator, Department of Media, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 90 Minute Standard Audio Cassette.
SUMMARY: Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture discuss the various ways preexisting spatial relationships affect their work.
RELATED MATERIAL: vv2006.5a, vv2006.5b.
DONOR: Department of Film and Video.
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"Shirin Neshat"
March 20, 2000
PERSONALITY: Shirin Neshat
PLACE: The Museum of Modern Art.
SERIES: Video Viewpoints
PARTICIPANTS: Sally Berger, curatorial assistant, Department of Film and Video, The Museum of Modern Art.
DATA: 1 Standard Audio Cassette
SUMMARY: Shirin Neshat speaks about her background in photography and her evolution into video.
RELATED MATERIAL: 2003.25a, 2003.25b, 2006.24; Please see Transcripts, Folder 193
DONOR: Department of Film and Video.