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Events and Lectures in March
Writing in Anticipation
March 15, 2006
When: Wednesday, 11 am
Where: Film Row Cinema, 1104 S. Wabash, 8th floor
Free and open to the public
In conjunction with Story Week: Festival of Writers, sponsored by Columbia College’s fiction writing department (March 12-17, 2006) fiction writing graduate students Darwyn Jones, Meredith Grahl and Debbie Pintonelli will present short stories they have written inspired by images from the museum’s Anticipation exhibition, which questions the very nature of perception and narrative. For more information about Story Week see storyweek.colum.edu.
Gallery Talk: Susanne Kutter, Karin Müller, and Troy Williams
March 15, 2006
When: Wednesday, 6pm
Where: MoCP, 600 S. Michigan Ave.
Free and open to the public
Join exhibition curator Karen Irvine for a tour of Anticipation with exhibiting video artists Susanne Kutter and Karin Müller and photographer Troy Williams.
ANTICIPATION- PHOTOGRAPHY BENEFIT
March 17, 2006
When: Friday, 5:30 - 9 pm
Where: MoCP, 600 South Michigan Ave.
Individual Tickets are $100 each
Packages of (6) Tickets for $500
The MoCP Museum Council invites you to an exclusive opening reception for the new exhibition Anticipation. Wend through rooms awash in videos by such artists as Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Janet Cardiff, Suzanne Kutter, and Andrea Bowers while enjoying exceptional jazz, delectable refreshments, and a live and silent auction of photography by leading international artists.
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Lecture: David Bate
March 22, 2006
When: Wednesday, 5pm
Where: MoCP, 600 S. Michigan
Free and open to the public
Exhibiting artist David Bate will discuss his series Zone based on Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1979 film Stalker. Both the film and Bate’s photographs were made in Tallinn, Estonia, situated on the former Soviet Union’s East/West border and now the site of rapid social and economic change. Bate has a PhD in Fine Art from the University at Leeds and frequently writes for Source magazine.