[MCN-L] El Anatsui | FREE & Interactive Tour

[Matthew Whitman]

Hi everyone,


I hope that you are well. On behalf of the team, I would like to invite you
to join us this evening (7PM ET / 4PM PT) for Considering Topography,
featuring the work of El Anatsui.


Following our two week break (we missed you) - join us tonight, as together
we explore the work of El Anatsui, a sculptor from Ghana who currently
lives and works in Nigeria.

As both a sculptor and teacher, Anatsui’s career has spanned more than
forty years. Known for his repurposing of alcohol bottle caps into
large-scale hanging installations, Anatsui’s art weaves together the
discarded materials of production, trade, and consumption made prevalent in
Africa during the colonial expansion of Europe and the Americas.

His sculptures have been collected by major international museums. This
includes the British Museum (London), the Centre Pompidou (Paris), the de
Young Museum (San Francisco), the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York),
Guggenheim (Abu Dhabi), Osaka Foundation of Culture (Osaka), the Tate
Modern (London), and the Museum of Modern Art (New York).

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mark and I are looking forward to seeing you later.

All my best,

Matt

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Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library,
Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic Committee and
the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a proud member of
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and culture for all.

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[MCN-L] Nominee Registration Open | New Events Added

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone,

We hope that you are well. Matt here with your Wednesday Considering.Art
update.

Two things this week.

1. Our LIVE and interactive tours return next week! Registration is open
for the following.

*June 2nd*
*Considering Art : Considering Topography | El Anatsui *
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/156697842465

*June 9th*
*Considering Art : Considering Malleability | Toyin Ojih Odutola*
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/156964889209

2. Nominate your candidate(s).

In the coming weeks, the team will be launching a new commissioning, award,
and support program designed to help foster career development and exposure
of emerging and underrepresented talent in the fields of art-making,
writing, curation, education, engagement and criticism.

Before publicly launching this new initiative, as with last week, we wanted
to reach out here initially to see if perhaps either you or indeed your
colleagues know of or have any individuals within your networks who you
think may personally benefit from financial/mentoring support for their
work.

If you would like to refer someone, please drop us a line via this quick
3-minute Google form (https://forms.gle/i3Cnd4VMPm7dptCC7), and we will be
in touch. As always, we are excited to share Considering.Art next steps and
thank you for your continued support and interest in what we do.

mark  extends a huge thank you
to all who have already nominated someone. We are excited to make this
program as reflexive and accommodating as possible - your referrals help us
do just this!

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[MCN-L]  Open Call | Nominations Open

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone,

We hope that you are well. Matt here with your Wednesday Considering.Art
update. mark  asked me to
update you all regarding some exciting opportunities.

Shortly, the team will be launching a new commissioning, award, and support
program designed to help foster career development and exposure of emerging
and underrepresented talent in the fields of art-making, writing, curation,
education, engagement and criticism.

Before publicly launching this new initiative, we wanted to reach out here
first to see if perhaps either you or indeed your colleagues know of or
have any individuals within your networks who you think may personally
benefit from financial and mentoring support for their work.

If you would like to refer someone, please drop us a line via this
quick, 3-minute
Google form , and we will be in touch.
As always, we are excited to share Considering.Art next steps and thank you
for your continued support and interest in what we do.

PS - in case you’re missing us, our next LIVE tour will be June 2nd, 7 PM
ET / 4 PM PT.

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[MCN-L] Bill Traylor | FREE & Interactive Tour

[Matthew Whitman]

Hi everyone,

I hope that you are well. On behalf of the team, I would like to invite you
to join us this evening (7PM ET / 4PM PT) for Considering Worlds, featuring
the work of Bill Traylor.

Bill Traylor is regarded today as one of the most influential American
artists of the twentieth century. A Black man born into slavery in Alabama,
he was an eyewitness to history: the Civil War, Emancipation,
Reconstruction, Jim Crow segregation, and the Great Migration.

Traylor would not live to see the civil rights movement, but he was among
those who laid its foundation. Starting around 1939 - by then in his late
eighties and living on the streets of Montgomery - Traylor made the radical
steps of taking up pencil and paintbrush and attesting to his existence and
point of view. The paintings and drawings he made are visually striking and
politically assertive; they include potent distillations of tales and
memories as well as spare, vibrantly colored abstractions. When Traylor
died in 1949, he left behind more than one thousand works of art.

Register HERE

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mark and I are looking forward to seeing you later.
All my best,
Matt

***

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 develops and produces access
platforms, programming and communities with a view toward activating art as
a tool for positive political, economic and social change. To date, their
work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the British
Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney Museum,
Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library,
Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic Committee and
the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a proud member of
the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the transformative power of art
and culture for all.

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[MCN-L]  Njideka Akunyili Crosby | FREE & Interactive Tour

[Matthew Whitman]

Hi everyone,

I hope that you are well. On behalf of the team, I would like to invite you
to join us this evening (7PM ET / 4PM PT) for Considering Collage,
featuring the work of Njideka Akunyili Crosby.

Njideka Akunyili Crosby is a Nigerian-born visual artist working in Los
Angeles, California. Akunyili Crosby's art negotiates the cultural terrain
between her adopted home in America and her native Nigeria, creating
collage and photo transfer-based paintings that expose the challenges of
occupying these two worlds. Join us tonight as together we explore the
power of juxtaposition, and with this, the continued importance of the
interstices formed in between. Look closely - What do you see?

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mark and I are looking forward to seeing you later.
All my best,
Matt

***

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 develops and produces access
platforms, programming and communities with a view toward activating art as
a tool for positive political, economic and social change. To date, their
work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the British
Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney Museum,
Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library,
Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic Committee and
the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a proud member of
the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the transformative power of art
and culture for all.

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[MCN-L] Lynette Yiadom-Boakye | FREE & Interactive Tour

[Matthew Whitman]

Hi everyone,

Join us tonight LIVE at 7PM ET / 4PM PT for Considering Complication |
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, facilitated jointly by mark, and you.

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye is a British artist and writer acclaimed for her
enigmatic portraits of fictitious people. The figures in Yiadom-Boakye’s
paintings are not real people – she creates them from found images and her
own imagination. Both familiar and mysterious, they invite viewers to
project their own interpretations and raise important questions of identity
and representation. “I learned how to paint from looking at painting, and I
continue to learn from looking at painting. In that sense, history serves
as a resource. But the bigger draw for me is the power that painting can
wield across time.” Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.

In this tour, we embark on a process of unlearning. Together, we explore
the construction of narrative. Through close looking, we ask: what
constitutes site, place, and time? How might we be complicit in the
definition of self? How is identity constructed?

Register HERE for your FREE e-TICKET and join us LIVE every Wednesday at
7PM ET / 4PM PT 
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Looking forward to seeing you later.
All my best,
Matt

***

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 develops and produces access
platforms, programming and communities with a view toward activating art as
a tool for positive political, economic and social change. To date, their
work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the British
Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney Museum,
Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library,
Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic Committee and
the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a proud member of
the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the transformative power of art
and culture for all.

***END***

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[MCN-L] You're invited | FREE & Interactive Tour

[Matthew Whitman]

Tonight LIVE at 7PM ET / 4PM PT
Considering Openings (Part 2)

How do we locate ourselves in a cinematic world when the image and the
sound seem at odds with each other?

About this Event

Join us tonight at 7PM ET, April 21st, for Considering Openings (Part 2)
with Matt.
In this second of a series in which we consider the opening moments of a
film, we will view and discuss the introductory scenes of two films by
Francis Ford Coppola - Apocalypse Now (1979) and The Conversation (1974).

The openings of these two works are unique in their use of sound to guide
the viewer into the world of the film and indeed, the characters in it. We
will consider the uses of both diegetic and non-diegetic music and
environmental sounds in both of these films. What sonic cues indicate a
particular mood? How do we locate ourselves in a cinematic world when the
image and the sound seem at odds with each other? In what ways does music
change our reading of a scene or an environment within a film?

Register HERE for your FREE e-TICKET and join us LIVE every Wednesday at
7PM ET / 4PM PT  (
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Looking forward to seeing you later.
All my best,
Matt



About your facilitator: Matt Whitman works with moving image, photography,
installation, writing and performance. His work has appeared at Microscope
Gallery, New York; The Kitchen, New York; CROSSROADS - SF Cinematheque, San
Francisco; The Front, New Orleans; The Lab, San Francisco; Unexposed
Microcinema, Durham, NC; Anthology Film Archives, New York; La MaMa, New
York; Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York; the Brooklyn Film Festival, New York;
8 fest, Toronto, ON; among others. He has taught at Parsons School of
Design since 2014.

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[MCN-L] In 2 hours | Delmer Daves, Spike Lee & Alexander Sokurov

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone - I hope you are well, Matt here with your weekly invite :)

Tonight (7PM ET / 4PM PT) we explore the work of Delmer Daves, Spike Lee,
and Alexander Sokurov in Considering Art : Considering Point of View.

About this Event

The subjectivity of the camera invites us not just into the events that
unfold within a film, but experiencing those events through the gaze of a
character or entity within the film - or even asking us, as viewers, to
become a ‘character’ within the world of the film.

Together we ask: Narratively, what does a POV shot provide that a more
standard ‘third-person’ shot does not? How does a POV change our
relationship to the events within a film? To our relationship with the
characters? In this tour we will view examples from recent and historical
films that have broadened the use and meaning of point-of-view shots within
the cinematic experience.

Registration is FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share within your
networks.

Eventbrite > https://www.eventbrite.com/e/149924637627

***

About your facilitator: Matt Whitman works with moving image, photography,
installation, writing and performance. His work has appeared at Microscope
Gallery, New York; The Kitchen, New York; CROSSROADS - SF Cinematheque, San
Francisco; The Front, New Orleans; The Lab, San Francisco; Unexposed
Microcinema, Durham, NC; Anthology Film Archives, New York; La MaMa, New
York; Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York; the Brooklyn Film Festival, New York;
8 fest, Toronto, ON; among others. He has taught at Parsons School of
Design since 2014.

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[MCN-L] Tonight | Agnès Varda & Fritz Lang

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone - Matt here with your weekly invite + 3 new events just
added.

Tonight (7PM ET / 4PM PT) we explore the work of Agnès Varda & Fritz Lang.

About this Event

In this first of a series, we will view, consider, and unravel the opening
scenes of two films from the 20th century.

A film’s opening scene is an entryway into a world being built before the
viewer’s eyes, through the decisions of a filmmaker. It is the moment that
we, as viewers, begin to temporarily suspend awareness of our surroundings
and our disbelief that the events about to unfold on the screen are
illusory.

What do the earliest moments of a film tell us about what is to follow? How
does an opening scene become a short film within a film? Why are these
first glimpses into the world of a film, along with the very last moments
in the film’s ending, so crucial to our understanding of the film as a
whole?

Registration is FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share within your
networks.

Eventbrite > https://www.eventbrite.com/e/148690716937
MeetUp > https://www.meetup.com/Considering-Art/events/277248465/

***

About your facilitator: Matt Whitman works with moving image, photography,
installation, writing and performance. His work has appeared at Microscope
Gallery, New York; The Kitchen, New York; CROSSROADS - SF Cinematheque, San
Francisco; The Front, New Orleans; The Lab, San Francisco; Unexposed
Microcinema, Durham, NC; Anthology Film Archives, New York; La MaMa, New
York; Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York; the Brooklyn Film Festival, New York;
8 fest, Toronto, ON; among others. He has taught at Parsons School of
Design since 2014.

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[MCN-L] Tonight | Mika Rottenberg

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone - Matt here with your weekly invite.

Tonight (7PM ET / 4PM PT) we explore the work of Mika Rottenberg.

Join our community this evening for a sensory delve into the world of
artist Mika Rottenberg. This interactive and exploratory tour led by mark
aims to immerse participants into the highly textured, sensually active,
and brightly colored world of plastic, capitalism, politics, and desire.

Navigating a diverse portfolio of work and mediums, we aim to explore the
consequences of our continual thirst for the 'new,' the 'cheap,' and the
'luxurious. We ask: How is luxury established? Who ultimately pays the
price for our access to global 'free' markets and systems? When/where/can
this ever end?

Registration is FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share within your
networks.

Eventbrite > https://www.eventbrite.com/e/145369053753
MeetUp > https://www.meetup.com/Considering-Art/events/276842100/

***
Argentina-born, New York-based artist Mika Rottenberg is devoted to a
rigorous practice that combines film, architectural installation, and
sculpture to explore ideas of labor and the production of value in our
contemporary hyper-capitalist world. Using traditions of both cinema and
sculpture, she seeks out locations around the world where specific systems
of production and commerce are in place, such as a pearl factory in China,
and a Calexico border town. Through the editing process, and with footage
from sets built in her studio, Rottenberg connects seemingly disparate
places and things to create elaborate and subversive visual narratives. By
weaving fact and fiction together, she highlights the inherent beauty and
absurdity of our contemporary existence.

***
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art as a tool for positive political, economic and social change. To date,
his work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the British
Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney Museum,
Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library,
Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic Committee and
the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a proud member of
the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the transformative power of art
and culture for all.

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[MCN-L] Yinka Shonibare CBE (RA)

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone - it’s that time again.

Tonight we explore the work of Yinka Shonibare CBE (RA).

Join mark as together we explore the urgent work of artist Yinka Shonibare
CBE (RA). In this tour, we look to challenge our understanding of history,
tradition and the mechanisms supporting their constructions. Embarking on a
path towards unlearning - we aim to problematize, evoke and bear witness to
what makes us ‘us’.

Tickets are FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share.

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MeetUp > https://www.meetup.com/Considering-Art/events/276837897/

***

Yinka Shonibare CBE is a British-Nigerian artist living in the United
Kingdom. Over the past decade, he has become well known for his exploration
of colonialism and post-colonialism within the contemporary context of
globalization. Working in painting, sculpture, photography, film, and
installation, Shonibare’s work examines race, class, and the construction
of cultural identity through incisive political commentary on the tangled
interrelationship between Africa and Europe and their respective economic
and political histories. Shonibare uses wry citations of Western art
history and literature to question the validity of contemporary cultural
and national identities.

***

About your facilitator: mark (he/him/they/them) develops and produces
access platforms, programming and communities with a view toward activating
art as a tool for positive political, economic and social change. To date,
his work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the British
Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney Museum,
Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain), Artists
Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT Community Center
NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York Public Library, the
New Museum, Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair, International Olympic
Committee and the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Mark is a
proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the
transformative power of increased access to and participation in art and
culture for all.

***END***

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[MCN-L] 笠Mike Kelley

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!
Tonight we explore the work of Mike Kelley in Considering Culture.
Join us as we explore abjection, youth, class, and the divide between high
and low culture.

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Together, we aim to explore the hidden meanings and mysterious
constellations established within this prolific artist's work as
psychology, philosophy, art theory, kitschy craft mediums, and awkward
adolescent scenarios push against art's hierarchical history.

In this tour, we ask: who/what defines culture? Where does it dwell? What
becomes of background noise? And, most importantly, just what did that bear
say to the monkey sitting opposite?

Looking forward to interacting with you at 7PM EST.
All the very best,
Matt

Check out our other programming here: https://linktr.ee/considering.art

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engagement platform that's as unique as you are. Join us! Unlike a typical
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interested in you.

Your ideas.
Your way of seeing.
Your thinking.

Never repeated and uniquely yours, our interactive and explorative video
tours last typically 90 mins in duration, and are facilitated LIVE by your
very own 'museum' guide. Cool right?

With a keen focus on contemporary art, together we aim to explore some of
the most pressing issues of today - bringing thoughts, feelings, and
observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Developed in collaboration with a team of NYC art world professionals, in
response to COVID 19 closures, we are super excited to welcome you into our
global community as we join each other on this exciting journey.
Let’s do this... why not book a free tour today?

Once registered, your unique and direct link to our Zoom viewing / meeting
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This will be fun!

We look forward to seeing you soon.
Until then, stay creative and keep asking questions.
Team Considering.Art™
❤️

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programming and communities with a view toward activating art as a tool for
positive political, economic and social change.

To date, his work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the
British Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney
Museum, Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London
2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain),
Artists Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT
Community Center NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York
Public Library, the New Museum, Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair,
International Olympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and
Paralympic Games.

Mark is a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the
transformative power of increased access to and participation in art and
culture for all.

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[MCN-L]  Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

Join us tonight for an interactive discussion.

Tonight - LIVE at 7PM EST
Considering Text.

*About this Event.*

Where and what are the borders between language, experience and space?

Together we venture into the work of two important contemporary artists’
whose practices feature the use of text : Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger.

In vastly different approaches, both artists measure our expectations of
written text, often questioning the boundaries of private and public
thought as relating to our experiencing of language.

In this tour, we will examine the roles of voice, context, scale,
appropriation, and how language is ultimately transformed in each artist’s
practice.

*>>>Tickets are FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share. *
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Looking forward to some facetime with you at 7PM EST.
All the very best,
Matt

www.considering.art

***

*About Us.*

Oh, Hi.  We are Considering.Art™ - a new LIVE arts and cultural
engagement platform that's as unique as you are. Join us! Unlike a typical
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interested in you.

Your ideas.
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Your thinking.

Never repeated and uniquely yours, our interactive and explorative video
tours last typically 60-90 mins in duration, and are facilitated LIVE by
your very own 'museum' guide. Cool right?

With a keen focus on contemporary art, together we aim to explore some of
the most pressing issues of today - bringing thoughts, feelings, and
observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Developed in collaboration with a team of NYC art world professionals, in
response to COVID 19 closures, we are super excited to welcome you into our
global community as we join each other on this exciting journey.
Let’s do this... why not book a free tour today?

Once registered, your unique and direct link to our Zoom viewing / meeting
room will be provided - keep an eye out for an email from us.
Closed Captioning will be provided.

This will be fun!

We look forward to seeing you soon.
Until then, stay creative and keep asking questions.
Team Considering.Art™
❤️

***
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installation, writing and performance. His work has appeared at Microscope
Gallery, New York; The Kitchen, New York; CROSSROADS - SF Cinematheque, San
Francisco; The Front, New Orleans; The Lab, San Francisco; Unexposed
Microcinema, Durham, NC; Anthology Film Archives, New York; La MaMa, New
York; Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York; the Brooklyn Film Festival, New York;
8 fest, Toronto, ON; among others. He has taught at Parsons School of
Design since 2014.

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[MCN-L]  Sarah Lucas

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

Join us for a peek into the oh-so-evocative world of YBA Sarah Lucas.

I invite you to join the team and I, tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Art
: Considering Nudity as we continue to expand our FREE public programming.
More info below.

About this event.

Sarah Lucas is an English artist and part of the generation of Young
British Artists (YBA) who emerged during the 1990s. Her works frequently
employ visual puns and bawdy humor by incorporating photography, collage,
and found objects.

Tonight we explore some of Lucas’s most important projects, including early
sculptures from the 1990s that substitute domestic furniture for human body
parts.

In this LIVE 90 minute tour, we will consider the photographic
self-portraits that Lucas has produced throughout her career, biomorphic
sculptures - including her stuffed-stocking Bunnies (1997–ongoing) and NUDS
(2009–ongoing), the Penetralia series (2008–ongoing), and selections from
her installations at the Freud Museum in London (2000) and the British
Pavilion at the Venice Biennale (2015). These works, which complicate
inscribed sexual and social normativity codes, aim to evoke, shock and
problematize.

Tickets are FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/138529919719

Looking forward to interacting with you at 7PM EST.
All the very best,
Matt

Check out the next two weeks of programming here:
https://linktr.ee/considering.art

***

Oh, Hi.  We are Considering.Art™ - a new LIVE arts and cultural
engagement platform that's as unique as you are. Join us! Unlike a typical
museum / gallery tour, here at CA - it's not really about us, we are more
interested in you.

Your ideas.
Your way of seeing.
Your thinking.

Never repeated and uniquely yours, our interactive and explorative video
tours last typically 60-90 mins in duration, and are facilitated LIVE by
your very own 'museum' guide. Cool right?

With a keen focus on contemporary art, together we aim to explore some of
the most pressing issues of today - bringing thoughts, feelings, and
observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Developed in collaboration with a team of NYC art world professionals, in
response to COVID 19 closures, we are super excited to welcome you into our
global community as we join each other on this exciting journey.
Let’s do this... why not book a free tour today?

Once registered, your unique and direct link to our Zoom viewing / meeting
room will be provided - keep an eye out for an email from us.
Closed Captioning will be provided.

This will be fun!

We look forward to seeing you soon.
Until then, stay creative and keep asking questions.
Team Considering.Art™
❤️

***
About your facilitator: Mark develops and produces access platforms,
programming and communities with a view toward activating art as a tool for
positive political, economic and social change.

To date, his work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the
British Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney
Museum, Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London
2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain),
Artists Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT
Community Center NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York
Public Library, the New Museum, Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair,
International Olympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and
Paralympic Games.

Mark is a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the
transformative power of increased access to and participation in art and
culture for all.

***END***

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[MCN-L]  Jennifer Packer

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

I invite you to join the team and I, tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Art
: Considering Looking as we continue to expand our FREE public programming.
More info below.

Combining observation, improvisation and memory, Jennifer Packer’s intimate
portraits of friends, family members and flowers insist on the emotional
and physical essence of the contemporary Black lives she depicts.

While the casual repose of her portraits is the result of her care for the
sitters, Packer acknowledges her choice to paint figures as political,
stating: ‘Representation and particularly, observation from life, are ways
of bearing witness and sharing testimony’. 'My inclination to paint,
especially from life, is a completely political one. We belong here. We
deserve to be seen and acknowledged in real time. We deserve to be heard
and to be imaged with shameless generosity and accuracy.'

Join us this evening as together we explore visibility, identity and the
significance of being present. How do we show up? How are we seen? Who
listens? What are the barriers and systems that influence perception?
How/when might we move toward a more equitable society for all?

Tickets are FREE and open to ALL. Please feel free to share.
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Looking forward to interacting with you at 7PM EST.
All the very best,
Matt

Check out the next four weeks of programming here:
https://linktr.ee/considering.art

***
Oh, Hi.  We are Considering.Art™ - a new LIVE arts and cultural
engagement platform that's as unique as you are. Join us! Unlike a typical
museum / gallery tour, here at CA - it's not really about us, we are more
interested in you.

Your ideas.
Your way of seeing.
Your thinking.

Never repeated and uniquely yours, our interactive and explorative video
tours last typically 60-90 mins in duration, and are facilitated LIVE by
your very own 'museum' guide. Cool right?

With a keen focus on contemporary art, together we aim to explore some of
the most pressing issues of today - bringing thoughts, feelings, and
observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Developed in collaboration with a team of NYC art world professionals, in
response to COVID 19 closures, we are super excited to welcome you into our
global community as we join each other on this exciting journey.
Let’s do this... why not book a free tour today?

Once registered, your unique and direct link to our Zoom viewing / meeting
room will be provided - keep an eye out for an email from us.
Closed Captioning will be provided.

This will be fun!

We look forward to seeing you soon.
Until then, stay creative and keep asking questions.

Team Considering.Art™

***
About your facilitator: Mark develops and produces access platforms,
programming and communities with a view toward activating art as a tool for
positive political, economic and social change.

To date, his work has informed cultural strategy at Arts Council UK, the
British Broadcasting Corporation (History, Learning and Radio), the Beaney
Museum, Canterbury City Council, GOV.UK, Kent County Council, the London
2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Tate Galleries (Modern and Britain),
Artists Space, Bureau of General Services Queer Division, The LGBT
Community Center NYC, MAPP International, The New School, The New York
Public Library, the New Museum, Village Alliance Inc, Volta Art Fair,
International Olympic Committee and the Tokyo 2020/21 Olympic and
Paralympic Games.

Mark is a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and an advocate for the
transformative power of increased access to and participation in art and
culture for all.

***END***

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[MCN-L]  Edward Hopper & Alfred Hitchcock

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

I invite you to join the team and I, tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Art
: Considering Windows as we continue to expand our FREE public programming.
More info below.


Many filmmakers of the 20th and 21st centuries do not shy away from the
effect of painter Edward Hopper’s visual influence on their work, but there
is perhaps none more deep and indeed striking than the congruences of
Hopper and Alfred Hitchcock.

More than mere ‘easter eggs’ of still-framed verisimilitudes - we can find
not only visual parallels between their works, but uncanny tonal and
methodological conversations as well - ones that reveal a much more
profoundly aligned reading and appraisal of modern American life.

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Looking forward to interacting with you at 7PM EST as together we delve
into the visual and narrative works of these two mid-century cultural icons.

All the very best,

Matt

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https://linktr.ee/considering.art

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engagement platform that's as unique as you are. Join us! Unlike a typical
museum / gallery tour, here at CA - it's not really about us, we are more
interested in you.

Your ideas.

Your way of seeing.

Your thinking.

Never repeated and uniquely yours, our interactive and explorative video
tours last typically 60-90 mins in duration, and are facilitated LIVE by
your very own 'museum' guide. Cool right?

With a keen focus on contemporary art, together we aim to explore some of
the most pressing issues of today - bringing thoughts, feelings, and
observations into a lively and sometimes challenging exchange.

Developed in collaboration with a team of NYC art world professionals, in
response to COVID 19 closures, we are super excited to welcome you into our
global community as we join each other on this exciting journey.

Let’s do this... why not book a free tour today?

Once registered, your unique and direct link to our Zoom viewing / meeting
room will be provided - keep an eye out for an email from us.

Closed Captioning will be provided.

This will be fun!

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Until then, stay creative and keep asking questions.


Team Considering.Art™

***

About your facilitator: Matt Whitman works with moving image, photography,
installation, writing and performance. His work has appeared at Microscope
Gallery, New York; The Kitchen, New York; CROSSROADS - SF Cinematheque, San
Francisco; The Front, New Orleans; The Lab, San Francisco; Unexposed
Microcinema, Durham, NC; Anthology Film Archives, New York; La MaMa, New
York; Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York; the Brooklyn Film Festival, New York;
8 fest, Toronto, ON; among others. He has taught at Parsons School of
Design since 2014.

***END***

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[MCN-L]  Considering Collective 7PM EST.

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!


I invite you to join me tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Art :
Considering Collective, as together we explore the work of artist Aliza
Nisenbaum.

Working as a group, we aim to uncover and evaluate the many signifiers,
codes and interpolated meanings resonating from within the artist’s
large-format oil paintings. Amidst worldwide political, social, economic
and technological evaluations of ‘collaboration’, we ask - what does it
mean to both belong and operate as part of a team? How do we find self
within that of a collective? How does the continual influence of rule,
regulation and procedure bind with our understandings of self-expression
and identity?


Sign up here for your Zoom link - Tickets are FREE and open to ALL.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/136892977581


Looking forward to seeing you at 7PM EST :)

All the very best,

Matt


Check out the next three weeks of programming here:
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[MCN-L] Considering Shadows. 7PM EST.

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

I invite you to join me tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Art :
Considering Shadows, as we look at the German Expressionist movement in
cinema and art, and its implications on modern and contemporary film.

We’ll consider the lasting impact of the artist-as-barometer as we focus
our attention on the parities between visual art and cinema at historic and
contemporary moments of human crisis.

Sign up the free Zoom link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/136887481141

Looking forward to seeing you at 7PM EST :)
As always, this event is free and open to all - so please feel free to
share.

All the very best,
Matt

Check out the next 4 weeks of programming here -
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[MCN-L]  Considering Montage. 7PM EST.

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone!

I invite you to join me tonight at 7PM EST for Considering Montage, as we
look at the origins and implications of editing in early, modern and
contemporary motion picture work.

Beyond simply ‘cutting’, we will consider editing as the process of
assembly, viewing pieces by Sadie Benning, Maya Deren, Lev Kuleshov, George
Albert Smith and Dziga Vertov.

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Looking forward to seeing you soon :)
This event is free and open to all - so please feel free to share.

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[MCN-L]  Considering 2020. 7PM EST.

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello fellow educators,

Join us tonight at 7PM EST for a look back at 2020, guided by an
exploration of the work of Nari Ward.

How might our newly found ‘2020 vision’ affect our efforts for a more just
and equitable society? What have we learned from each other this year? Why
now and what’s next?

Grab your zoom URL here >
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/considering-art-considering-2020-registration-134036515827?aff=Tonight

Excited to see you all soon!

All the best,
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[MCN-L] Tate Britain's Winter Commissions - Considering Christmas 7PM EST.

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Hello fellow educators,

Join us tonight at 7PM EST for a lively exploration of Tate Britain's
Winter Commissions - past and present.

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It’s time to deck the halls and hang the mistletoe. But how is the art
world celebrating? Join us this evening for Considering Christmas - led by
Mark, as together we dust off the metaphors, string up the irony and place
social, political and economic considerations front and centre for a
Holiday Celebration like no other.

For the last 23 years, Tate Britain has commissioned a leading contemporary
artist to create a seasonal installation both inside and outside the
gallery. Artists including Tracey Emin, Gary Hume, Chila Kumari Singh
Burman and Cornelia Parker have produced works exploring the manifold
meanings of Christmas – many of them less celebratory and more
controversial than you might expect.

Excited to see you all soon!

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[MCN-L] In one hour (ticketing back online)

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Hello,


Join me in just one hour for a live tour of Tacita Dean's *Green Ray* and
*FILM* works!

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In this tour, we will explore the medium-specific, filmic work of British
artist Tacita Dean CBE, RA. Dean’s practice, spanning nearly thirty years,
treats the medium of film as unique and distinct from other moving image
forms such as digital video.

Given her insistence on using this very specific and debatably
anachronistic medium, we will question what it means to record, manipulate
and experience time through a means as particular as motion picture film.


I look forward to seeing you at 7PM EST! This should be fun :)


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[MCN-L] In 2 hours. Considering Film / Tacita Dean. 7PM EST

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello!

I hope everyone is staying well :)

I would like to invite you to tonight’s Considering.Art event, LIVE via
Zoom in just a couple of hours from 7- 8:30 PM EST, Considering Film /
Tacita Dean, from - led by Matt.

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treats the medium of film as unique and distinct from other moving image
forms such as digital video.

Given her insistence on using this very specific and debatably
anachronistic medium, we will question what it means to record, manipulate
and experience time through a means as particular as motion picture film.

In presenting film as art, what environment do we expect or even require
for engaging with an artist’s work? In a moment of remote-connectedness and
physical distancing, what is the bearing of a medium and a practice that
hinges on physicality? Join us after the Thanksgiving holiday as we build a
conversation from these questions and many more.


We look forward to seeing you later at 7PM EST.

All the very best,

Matt

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[MCN-L] Tonight. Considering Effort / Francis Alÿs. 7PM EST

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello!

I hope everyone is well and taking care :)

I would like to invite you to tonight’s event, LIVE via Zoom for
Considering.Art™ : Considering Effort / Francis Alÿs, from 7- 8:15PM EST -
led by Matt.

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The conceptual questioning of the role of ‘the artist’s hand’ is a debate
that can be traced back to Marcel Duchamp, if not beyond. Yet, as we find
ourselves re-examining, as a society, the roles and values of labor and
leisure in contemporary life.

What if we extend this critique to the labor of ‘the artist’? In the making
of art, what can be defined as ‘labor’? How does this effort from the
artist (or lack thereof) inform our valuing of art? Join us as we focus our
attention on two of Alÿs’ pieces, both of which directly question the value
of the ‘work’ in artwork.


We look forward to seeing you at 7PM EST.

All the very best,

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[MCN-L]  Tonight. Considering Reclamation?==?utf-8?q? / Theaster Gates. 7PM EST

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[MCN-L] Soon  7PM EST this evening! Conside?==?utf-8?q?ring Lightscapes

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[MCN-L] We are here to help! Join us tonight for Memes 2.0

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[MCN-L]  Tonight. Considering Reclamation / Theaster Gates. 7PM EST

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello!


I hope everyone is well and taking care :)


I would like to invite you to tonight’s event, LIVE via Zoom for
Considering.Art™ : Considering Reclamation, tonight 7- 8:15PM EST.


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Join us (in a couple of hours) NOV 18th 7-8:15 PM EST for Considering
Reclamation - led by Courtney. For this interactive tour, we will explore
the restoration and reclaiming work of Theaster Gates, defined by many as a
potter, painter, musician/performer, archivist, professor, and space
developer. Tonight, we will journey virtually to Chicago’s South Side to
the artist’s Dorchester Projects to explore what were once neglected sites,
but now exist as multi-functional lively cultural community gathering
spaces.


We look forward to seeing you in just a few hours and we thank you for your
continued support of this new, collaborative platform!


All the very best,

Matt


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[MCN-L] Soon  7PM EST this evening! Considering Lightscapes

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello everyone,

I hope you’re well :)

I warmly invite you to join us in just a few hours, LIVE via Zoom for
Considering.Art™ : Considering Lightscape, tonight 7- 8:00PM EST.

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Join us (in a couple of hours) NOV 11th 7-8PM EST for Considering
Lightscapes - led by Courtney. For this interactive tour, we will explore
the perceptual artwork of James Turrell. Using the mediums of light and
color, Turrell’s Lightscapes urge one to simultaneously look inwards,
outwards, and towards the sky. With his scientific and artistic visions,
light is transformed into a tangible mechanism for sight and used to create
spaces seemingly void of time, space, and location.

With our days filled with a constant stream of information and never-ending
notifications, what does it mean to immerse ourselves in pure and
distraction free lightscapes? How can light and color be a grounding
mechanism? How can we learn from Turrell’s use of immersion as a tool to
turn our mind inwards and apply it to other areas in life, to ultimately
more deeply and meaningfully connect us to the world?

We look forward to seeing you in just a couple of hours and thank you for
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[MCN-L] We are here to help! Join us tonight for Memes 2.0

[Matthew Whitman]

Hello,


I hope everyone is well and taking care. Needing a break from waiting on
the US election result? Doomscrolling?


Back by popular demand - Memes 2.0 is here to help.



If you are free, I warmly invite you to join us LIVE via Zoom for
Considering.Art™ : Considering Memes 2.0, tonight 7- 8:30PM EST.


Registration is FREE and open to all:

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Following a lively and insightful discussion during the original
Considering Memes presentation - get ready, as this time, we dive deeper
into the vast ocean that is meme culture.


Leading us further along the threads of conversation that formed back in
September, we invite you to join us as together we further explore: the
analog origins of memes, meme generation/creation, questions of
authorship/ownership, and a foray into meme genres/sub-genres.


Where does a meme ‘begin’ and ‘end’? What happens when a meme is not
humorous? Can a meme be radical? Together, in Considering Memes 2.0, we’ll
continue our dissection of this ubiquitous yet under-explored cultural
phenomenon.


We look forward to hearing from you all online later today and thank you
for your continued support of our new, collaborative platform.


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