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Related Events All Events Are Free and Open to the Public RELATED EVENTS ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JANUARY FEBRUARY (CONT.) 2017 NTER WI ALENDAR C NS IO T EXHIBI | 19 THURS 5:30pm @ the Museum 4 SAT 2:00pm M M U SE U M RE U T C TE CHI AR & N IG DES , ART LECTURE @ the Museum LAUNCH PAD PROF. MICHELE RONNICK, "BLACK WALK-THROUGH & CONVERSATION CLASSICISM IN THE UNITED STATES" BARI ZIPERSTEIN AND PROF. JENNI For many years only wealthy Americans had access to SORKIN a classically–based liberal arts education. But after the Join the artist on a walk-through of her exhibition, Civil War, newly freed slaves studied and taught Greek Fair Trade, followed by an informal conversation and Latin in an era when few believed that black people with Sorkin, Assistant Professor, History of Art could or should. and Architecture. 21 SAT 12pm @ the Museum LAUNCH 15 WEDS 5:30pm WALK-THROUGH @ the Museum MICHAEL WESTMORE WALK-THROUGH (BA 1961 Art History) A CURATOR’S PERSPECTIVE Join the Academy Award-winning makeup artist for a Join Prof. Bruce Robertson, Prof. Ninotchka Bennehum, conversation about working with Martin Scorsese and Rebecca Harlow and Prof. Helen Morales as they lead an Robert De Niro on Raging Bull, Syllvester Stallone on informal walk–through of winter exhibitions. Rocky, and his Oscar win for Mask. 23 THURS 5:30pm ON JANUARY 25, 27 AND @ the Museum LAUNCH PAD 28, 2017 UCSB WILL HOST FILM SCREENING SEVERAL HISTORIC EVENTS COLD WAR ERA SHORT FILMS AND HOME MOVIES Join us for a special screening of films from the 25 WEDS 7:00pm Wende Museum shown in their original 16mm and @ the Pollock Theater, on UCSB's campus 8mm formats. With subjects including labor, industry, FILM SCREENING and social customs, these films highlight the Soviet PRIVILEGE (1990) sphere of influence in all aspects of life. YVONNE RAINER's sixth feature is a genuinely subversive movie about menopause. Out of a 24 FRI 2pm subject that has been virtually invisible on film, @ the Museum LAUNCH PAD Rainer has fashioned a witty, risky work about sexual identity and the unequal economies of race, PERFORMANCE gender and class.” (Zeitgeist Films website) DANCE IN THE MUSEUM! Post-film Q & A with filmmaker Yvonne Rainer UCSB Theater and Dance presents an intimate viewing Moderated by UCSB Film and Media Studies of dance pieces performed by members of the UCSB Professor, Constance Penley. Dance Company from their touring repertory, ISO@2 choreographed by Lilian Manansala and Pupil Suite by Andrea Miller. TICKET INFO FOR THIS EVENT Christina McCarthy, Interim Vice Chair of UCSB http://www.carseywolf.ucsb.edu/events/ Theater and Dance, will present Nevermore, a dance/ Tickets are free but required. puppet theater piece based on the Raven by Edgar Allen Poe. 27 FRI 9:00am–4:30pm @ the McCune Conference Room, IHC on UCSB's campus MARCH The Departments of Theater and Dance and the History of Art & Architecture, including the Art, 9 THURS 5:30pm Design & Architecture Museum, will host an all-day @ the Museum conference where ANNA HALPRIN, SIMONE WORKSHOP FORTI and YVONNE RAINER will meet again for FIGURE DRAWING WITH COLIN GRAY the first time since 1960. Anna, 97, Simone, 84 D I (MFA 1983 Art) A and Yvonne, 83, will sit in conversation with one Non Profit U.S. Postage P Santa Barbara, CA Permit# 104 Join us for an evening of sketching from a live model! The another to discuss each other’s artistic legacies. artist/instructor will share figure drawing techniques and instruction on observational skills. No experience 27 FRI 5:30 to 7:30pm necessary. All materials will be provided though you may @ the Museum bring your own, dry materials only please. OPENING RECEPTION Explore the original drawings, scores, and photographs APRIL at the Museum while UCSB student dancers perform reconstructions of Forti's Huddle and Slantboard. 22 SAT 12:00pm *tickets not required for reception @ the Museum LAUNCH PAD 27 FRI 8:00pm BOOK-SIGNING @ the Hatlen Theater MICHAEL WESTMORE, on UCSB’s campus (BA 1961 Art History) The makeup artist has transformed actors such as PERFORMANCE Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro, Patrick Stewart, THE CONCEPT OF DUST and Tom Hardy, for movies including, Raging Bull, YVONNE RAINER AND CO. Rocky, and Mask, for which he won an Oscar in 1985. Westmore will share behind-the-scenes stories from 28 SAT 7:00pm his memoir, Makeup Man in person. Autographed @ the Hatlen Theater copies of the book will be available for purchase. on UCSB campus PERFORMANCE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN AN EVENING OF DANCE FEATURING COMPOSITIONS BY COLLECTION LECTURE SERIES RAINER, FORTI, AND HALPRIN Receptions | 5:30pm | TICKET INFO FOR THESE EVENTS Lectures 6pm http://www.theaterdance.ucsb.edu In the Museum Tickets are free but required. M U 9 FEBRUARY SE U HAGY BELZBERG, FAIA, OAA NS M + Belzberg Architects RE IO FEBRUARY U Los Angeles T T C alifornia 93106-7130 C TE ouncil members. C 2 THURS 5:30pm CHI 2 MARCH arbara, @ the Museum LAUNCH PAD AR B + MARC APPLETON N WORKSHOP Appleton Partners IG ALANNA BARTOLINI Santa Barbara and Santa Monica DES + (PhD '20 English) arbara, Santa c.1957: A. Leath, Ann Halprin and Simone Forti. B HACKING THE CRAFT: BINARY CODE, ART 6 APRIL CRITICAL MAKING, AND THE SOCIAL The Branch 2017 EXHIBI MEDIA OF KNITTING MARK RIOS, FAIA, FASLA Come enjoy an evening knitting workshop (materials Rios Clementi Hale Studios alifornia, Santa Los Angeles C provided) and a presentation of recent research that Anna Halprin's : E NTER considers knitting as a media format, binary code, and G This Lecture Series is underwritten by the IMA new social media phenomenon, all of which positions the Albert Frey Fund. Co-sponsored by the AIA/SB VER niversity of WI craft to have new applications for critical making projects. U CO Photograph by Warner Jepson. Estate of Jepson 2017 Museum Architecture & Design Art, the of programs and exhibitions The are partially supported by our generous Museum W WINTER 2017 EXHIBITIONS ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE Radical Bodies LIFEFORMS 14 Black Classicists Anna Halprin, Simone Forti, Yvonne Rainer in Bari Ziperstein The Makeup Art of Michael Westmore California and New York, 1955–1972 Fair Trade WESTMORE Making Faces for Film JANUARY 14–APRIL 30, 2017 JANUARY 14–APRIL 30, 2017 JANUARY 14–APRIL 30, 2017 JANUARY 14–APRIL 30, 2017 In August 1960, the choreographer Anna Halprin taught an experimental Ceramicist and sculptor Bari Ziperstein has built an artistic practice at the Through sketches, masks and prosthetics, LIFEFORMS: The Makeup Art of Michael This historic portrait exhibition focuses on African-American workshop attended by Simone Forti and Yvonne Rainer on her dance deck intersection of traditional craft and feminist critique. Her work examines Westmore explores this legendary makeup artist’s process of creating singular film men and women who made groundbreaking achievements in on the slopes of Mt. Tamalpais, north of San Francisco. Within two years, prevailing contradictory (and controlling) expectations for women to be and television characters and creatures. This is the first exhibition to explore the education and the field of Classics after the Civil War. Each Forti’s conceptually forceful dance constructions had premiered in Yoko seductive and appealing in manner and appearance, but also inaccessible designs of Westmore (BA 1961 Art History) in the development of some of science taught Greek or Latin at the college or university level and their Ono’s loft and Rainer co-founded the ground-breaking Judson Dance and safeguarded. These ideas are the inspiration for her installation at the fiction’s most iconic characters, including Data, Worf and the Borg species. This Oscar academic accomplishments paved the way for future generations Theater. Radical Bodies reunites Halprin, Forti, and Rainer for the first time AD&A Museum. and multiple Emmy Award-Winner visually explored the boundaries of the human of African-Americans entering universities. Its presentation in over fifty-five years. Dance was a fundamental part of the art world in form with designs that presented a diverse, multicultural, multispecies universe, at the AD&A Museum is complemented by a selection of Greek Fair Trade consists of a series of new ceramic sculptures—vessels and the 1960s. Halprin, Forti, and Rainer, all Californians with Jewish roots, providing an entertaining and meaningful exploration of the intricacies of human antiquities from the Museum’s collections and a book authored decorative panels—that borrow from, and manipulate imagery of Japanese opened the way to a radicalized vision for dance, music and the visual arts nature. Currently, Westmore encourages the next generation of makeup artists as a by one of the featured scholars. This exhibition is also on view at Samurai armor and Soviet Union propaganda directed at women. They that continues to influence choreographers and visual artists around the featured guest star on the popular television show, Face Off. the UC Santa Barbara Library. are installed in a faux trade show booth, also crafted by the artist, which world to the present day. is based on specifications for Soviet Russian public information displays NOW ON VIEW! WESTMORE: Making Faces for Film, showcasing Westmore’s 14 Black Classicists is organized by Michele Valerie Ronnick, Radical Bodies consists of nearly 200 photographs, videos, original scores, and industrial fairs. Complementing her installation are Soviet propaganda groundbreaking work on Rocky, Raging Bull and Mask. Wayne State University and has been brought to UCSB thanks documents and drawings by Halprin, Forti, and Rainer, as well as work inspired posters on special loan from the Wende Museum (Culver City, CA), where to Professor Helen Morales, the Argyropoulos endowment LIFEFORMS and WESTMORE are curated by Jessica Archer, Doctoral Candidate, by them by such artists as Imogen Cunningham, Robert Rauschenberg, she conducted research that inspired portions of this project.
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