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If you can't go there to see Charlelie's work and you missed the last studio's visit, don't hesitate Send a mail to annie [anver@chelie.fr] with the indication LMNY somewhere... and she will be able to arrange an appointment

L’exposition "Jacques Prévert, Paris la belle" fait état du lien étroit entre Prévert et Paris, depuis sa petite enfance dans le quartier du jardin du Luxembourg jusqu’à son statut d’icône de Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Fondamentalement populaire et singulière, l’oeuvre de Jacques Prévert est à redécouvrir dans son intégralité. De sa jeunesse contestataire à son amitié avec Joan Miró, Alexander Calder ou Pablo Picasso, de son métier de scénariste à la complicité qu’il tisse avec de nombreux photographes, cette exposition, bâtie sur les archives personnelles du poète, révèle un homme dont l’esprit, plus de trente ans après sa disparition, reste d’une fraîcheur et d’une actualité sans conteste. ......entree libre Mairie de Paris,.......jusqu'au 25 fevrier

"Il y a quelques jours, le CENTQUATRE proposait un débat dans le cadre de la FIAC et de son cycle de performances. Orchestré par Arnaud Laporte, il réunissait en salle 200 Robert Cantarella, Thomas Clerc, Frédéric Fisbach, Massimo Furlan et David Zerbib. Pour ceux qui auraient manqué cet événement, nous en proposons aujourd'hui un podcast sur www.104.fr. " http://www.104.fr/#fr/104_%26_vous/15-Blog_104?categorie=88

Published in AIR FRANCE MADAME: "A glimpse of genius Le Corbusier's last appartment is now open to the public......." After a visit to the Fiac, this visit is on my "To Do List" and this might be a beginning of LMNY In Paris or LMPARIS!

Henri Cartier-Bresson - Walker Evans [Arts - Photo & vidéo] Lieu : Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson - Paris Dates : du 10 Septembre 2008 au 21 Décembre 2008

Yes I went to the Fiac Grand Palais and Cour Carree.....It was a lot of fun..I met Michel Gerard and Orlan...yes the one with a funny hairdo in front of one of her photos,...... I brought back a few book edited by Art Price..Tell me if you're interested....

yes Save the dates....DECEMBER 9-13 ...5 days for going to CHELSEA @ Ceres Gallery , 547 West 27th St Suite 201 New York, NY I will be showing my collages about New York and America. Please save the date in your calendar for the opening, december 11th 6-8 pm I hope to see you there. Meanwhile, I will get some more inspiration at the FIAC in Paris this week ...and will work a lot to prepare this exhibit...So dont get surprised if I'm not posting infos on Arts or events as often as I usually do , (1 per day in average)..I will resume shortly....See you

Dear Friends, My video ‘Plot’ will be featured at Gallery 744 in Newark, New Jersey as part of the Newark Arts Council’s ‘Open Doors 2008’: Opening Reception Hosted by Mayor Cory A. Booker Thursday, October 23, 5 pm—8 pm October 23 – December 5, 2008 Wednesday—Saturday, 11 am–4 pm National Newark Building, 744 Broad Street, Ground Floor (enter on Clinton Street), Newark, NJ For more information call 973.643.1625 or visit www.NewarkArts.org I have a print at James Cohan Gallery - 2008 benefit gala auction fornon-profitNURTUREart Inc.: Monday, October 27th at 7 pm, exclusive VIP Preview at 6:30 pm James Cohan Gallery 533 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001 For more information or to purchase tickets please visit www.NURTUREart.org The HUC-JIR Museum has my mural, Exodus II, on display in the group exhibit “Maps”: September 25, 2008 – January 30, 2009 One West 4th Street, New York, NY 10012 http://huc.edu/museums/ny/ Best wishes, Tamar ________________________________________ Tamar ...

A message from Gregoire GANTER Dear friends: I am participating in Vida's market this weekend and would love to see you there. Vida's market is the first market in New York dedicated to selling original items for children, babies and expecting moms and showcases a great group of young, up and coming designers. I will be showing prints and cards from my Lea's Alphabets collection, as well as unveiling a new line of magnets based on my designs. YES, fridge magnets!!! You read correctly. In addition to keeping your kids busy for at least 15 minutes at a time while you (cook, read your paper, drink your coffee, you know the drill...) these magnets will help your children learn their alphabet and items they may find in their fridge. A is for apple, C is for corn, S is for strawberry etc... At $23 for a full set, they make great gifts as well. Vida's market: Saturday October 18 @ The Greenwich Village School (courtyard - rain location is inside the school) 116 W. 11th St ...

Fall 2008 Visiting Artist 's Talks The School of Art+Design Visiting Artist's Talks brings to campus noted artists, curators, critics and historians who share their perspectives and expertise on their own work and provide insight into current issues facing the contemporary artist and designer. WHAT: School of Art+Design Visiting Artist's Talks WHEN: Wednesdays at 6:30PM (See dates below) WHERE: School of Art+Design | RM 1016 | Directions | Park in W-1 lot WHO: Email Ebony at artdesign.events@purchase.edu for more info! HOW MUCH: Free & Open to the Public -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09/10/08 Melanie Baker, Drawing 09/17/08 Pablo Helguera, Interdisciplinary Artist, Writer 09/23/08 Wendy Maruyama, Artist-In-Residence 09/24/08 Sue Coe, Illustrator, Journalist, Artist 10/08/08 Beth Campbell, Interdisciplinary Artist 10/15/08 Mathew Ronay, Sculptor 10/22/08 Tom Burckhardt, Painter (Art+Design, BFA, Alumnus '...

What beats having your work represented at a Chelsea Gallery? Right now nothing! Maybe next year I will answer: Being selected by world class jurors and shown amongst the best in the contemporary art world at Bridge Art Fair, Miami 2008. Here is another work of art I'm thinking to select for the Show @ CERES GALLERY Chelsea, dec 9-13

I'm preparing a show around the theme of New-York, America and maybe only in Black white and red....So far this is the idea..I will show you the ones I'v selected so far... After the I Love NY,,here is Colors of Liberty.. Save the day for the Opening Dec 11 2008 Chelsea..........

DECEMBER 9-13 Opening dec 11 6-8pm Ceres Gallery -Chelsea More infos soon.............

This is also where I went to listen to Shirin Neshat....Very Interesting..Lesley Dill was among the crowd........do you remember her show at the Neuberger?...a year ago...

If you didn't go last week end during OHNY, here is another opportunity to visit Tom Otterness Studio (though Tom might not be talking as much about his work this time) as there is an Opening Reception for Christof KOHLHOFER and Zadik ZADIKIAN ..October 19,2008, 12-3pm The adress: 96 4th Street between Hoyt and Bond Brooklyn.

Thank you Saturday Night Live ..........Especially for those who can watch but can't vote: at least, let's have some fun : http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/video/clips/update-thursday-debate-open/742065/

Shirin Neshat, “Pari”, 2008, C-print and ink, 72 x 49 1/2 inches, Edition of 5 + 2 APs, Copyright Shirin Neshat, Courtesy of Gladstone Gallery Upcoming Event: Shirin Neshat ArteEast and EFA Project Space present: Across Histories Informal talks with artists, writers, and curators Curated by Nadia Ayari and Anna Swank EFA Project Space, 323 W. 39 Street, 2 Fl., New York City Free and open to the public *Thursday, October 9, 7PM Shirin Neshat Having just completed her first feature length film, Women Without Men, re-adaptation of a novel written by Shahrnush Parsipur and shot in Morocco, Shirin Neshat will share her experiences as she has been navigating between the languages of visual arts and cinema. She will screen excerpts from her feature film as well as her latest video installations. Seating is limited. Please RSVP to rsvp@arteeast.org

LEHMAN COLLEGE ART GALLERY Bedford Park Boulevard West • Bronx, NY 10468 • 718.960.8731 www.lehman.edu/gallery Elizabeth Jobim: Endless Lines Tony Bechara: Grand Canyon October 7 - December 15, 2008 co-curated by Claudia Calirman and Susan Hoeltzel

Au cas ou vous chercheriez a vous loger a LYON pour une courte duree, sans aller a l'hotel....... Lyon 2°- Bellecour Saint-Exupéry Un studio de 20 m² à deux pas de la Place Bellecour (1 à 2 personnes) Studio sous les toits, plein de charme En plein centre de la presqu’île, dans un bel immeuble bourgeois, au 6ème étage dont 5 avec ascenseur, sur cour, très calme. Une grande pièce (30 m² dont 20 habitables), entièrement refaite avec deux vélux, contenant un lit double (140 x 180), une penderie, une table, 2 chaises, un meuble bas, 1 lampadaire, une télévision, un pouf Chauffage électrique. Une kitchenette équipée, plaques électriques, réfrigérateur, petit four, bouilloire électrique, grille pain, cafetière, Vaisselle et ustensiles de cuisine, fer, planche à repasser. Chauffage électrique. Accès internet. Situation à 100 mètres de la Place Bellecour, du métro (lignes À et D) et lignes de bus, à 2 stations de la gare SNCF Perrache (10 mn à pied), en face d’une station Velo’v (loca...

in addition to the trinity Museum Explore our museum and experience the rich history of Trinity Church. Tours of the church take place 7 days a week at 2 pm. There is an additional tour following the 11:15 Holy Eucharist every Sunday. For groups of 5 or more, call (212) 602-0872 to arrange your tour. Admission is free. Monday - Friday: 9am - 5:30pm (closed during the 12:05 Service) Saturday & Sunday: 9am - 3:45pm there is also exhibit inside the museum Opening October 12th 1-3 pm A VARIETY OF GIFTS 08

Exhibition Review | 'The Dead Sea Scrolls' Peering Into the Mystery of Those Enigmatic Fragments Read the Article from the New York Times..

(Norma Marquez Orozco Work) ( Alexis Duque work) NEIGHBORS discovered during this past week end : Harlem Open Studio.. 12 artists are showing their works....... Daniel Baltzer Helen Deenis Alexis Duque Luis Martin Anne Pomponio Lina Puerta Robin Rule Julia San Martin Nikki Schiro Susan Stair Traci Talasco If you missed the opening , make it for the closing party THURSDAY OCTOBER 30th 6:30pm-9pm

PAC-MEN, iPHONES, AND COOLWARE: Contemporary Ceramics by Sydney Albertini, Mouna Chamariq, Gary DiPasquale, Megumi Naitoh, and Jesse Small Oct 3 - Nov 29, 2008

* Vous avez rate l'expo de Charlelie en France a Perpignan? ....LMNY vous invite a le rencontrer dans son studio a New York Save the date OCTOBER 17th a 19 heures,.........Infos a suivre *Archives:A Cent Metres du Centre du Monde Centre d'Art Contemporain CharlElie Les hommes construisent les villes à leur image. Les villes ressemblent à ceux qui les ont voulues, ceux qui les ont rêvées. Observer la ville, c’est scanner la société qui l’a construite. New York. Rues perpendiculaires et avenues parallèles, enchevêtrement de pensées et de pulsions contradictoires, paradoxes exacerbés ou évidences assimilées, les villes sont à l’image de ceux qui les ont inventées. Carton, ou rideaux de vinyl, j’aime travailler sur des supports pauvres et leur donner une beauté et peut-être une valeur. Marcher vite ou sans rythme, ou rouler sur mon vieux vélo dans les rues et les avenues rectilignes. Soudain, je m’arrête, clic/clac, je prends une photo. Je ne sais pas pourquoi, je trouve cet instan...

Saturday October 4th 7:00 p.m. Artist Talk BROOKLYN MUSEUM Meet at the Entrance to Rotunda Gallery, 5th Floor Gilbert and George discuss their work. Free tickets are available at the Visitor Center at 5 p.m. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its "First Saturdays" program, the Brooklyn Museum invites a provocative mix of musicians and artists to ring in the good times. Among the distinguished invitees is the British duo Gilbert & George , self-proclaimed "living sculptures" (basically performance artists who never get out of character). The two, having garnered much attention for their controversial themes (their 1995 "Naked Shit Pictures" series displayed their naked bodies alongside giant turds), have chosen to bring their 20-year-retrospective world tour to a close here. The double G's will discuss their works, which riff on subjects like religion, sexuality, race, superstition, death, and terrorism. Other highlights include transsexual Kat...

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Arts Scene Enjoy the fall weather by visiting the magnificent floral displays at the New York Botanical Garden . Botanists here learned how to cultivate chrysanthemums during a five-year cultural exchange with Japanese growers, and the resulting fall blooms are on display in Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum. Over at the American Museum of Natural History, the effects of global warming are explained in Climate Change : The Threat to Life and A New Energy Future. John Adams’ contemporary opera, Dr. Atomic, opening in mid-October at the Metropolitan Opera , explores a momentous episode of modern history: the creation of the atomic bomb. The title role of J. Robert Oppenheimer is sung by baritone Gerald Finley. And the noted sculptor Alexander Calder gets an unusual retrospective at the Whitney Museum, highlighting his early work from the age of 27 to 34, in Alexander Calder: The Paris Years, 1926–1934 . Featuring Calder’s charming Circus, the exhibition looks at the birth of th...

Sun, Wind, and Rain: The Art of David Cox 16 OCTOBER, 2008 — 4 JANUARY, 2009 This autumn the Yale Center for British Art will be the first and only U.S. venue for a major retrospective of David Cox (1783-1859). Marking the 150th anniversary of the artists death, Sun, Wind, and Rain: The Art of David Cox examines the work of this important figure in the development of British landscape and watercolor painting. The first significant exhibition devoted to his work since 1983, it includes more than one hundred of his watercolors and drawings and approximately a dozen oil paintings. The works are drawn from the Center's collection, as well as from public and private collections in Great Britain and the United States. Sun, Wind, and Rain: The Art of David Cox has been co-organized with Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery, England, where it will be on view in early 2009. The exhibition takes its title from one of Coxs best-known watercolors, painted in 1845. Showing a farmer and his wi...