<p>Opening ReceptiOn: june 28, 7pm–10pm </p><p>AdmissiOn is fRee </p><p>Joan Quinn Captured </p><p>Curated by Laura Whitcomb and organized by Brand Library Art Galleries </p><p>panel discussions, talks and film screenings&nbsp;have been scheduled in conjunction with this gallery exhibition. Programs are free and are by reservation only. Tickets may be <a href="/goto?url=http://www.glendalearts.org" target="_blank">reserved at www.glendalearts.org. </a></p><p>Joan Quinn Captured </p><p>Join us for the opening reception on </p><p>EmErging LandscapE: Los angELEs <br>WarhoL/basquiat/quinn </p><p>5:00pm film Jean Michel Basquiat: </p><p></p><ul style="display: flex;"><li style="flex:1">6/28 </li><li style="flex:1">7/17 </li></ul><p></p><p>Saturday, June 28th, 7:00pm – 10:00pm. </p><p>The exhibition ‘Joan Quinn Captured’ will showcase what is perhaps the largest portrait collection by contemporary artists in the world, including such luminaries as Jean-Michel </p><p>Basquiat, Shepard Fairey, Frank Gehry, </p><p>The Radiant Child </p><p>2:00pm panel Modern Art in Los Angeles: <br>‘Cool School’ Oral History Ed Moses <br>6:30pm panel Warhol &amp; Basquiat: </p><p>The Magazine of the 80s, Joan Quinn’s work for Interview, the </p><p>Manipulator &amp; Stuff Magazine; </p><p>Special Speaker Matthew Rolston </p><p>3:00pm film LA Suggested by the Art of Ed Ruscha </p><p>4:30pm panel Los Angeles and the </p><p>Robert Graham, David Hockney, Ed Ruscha, Beatrice Wood and photographers Robert </p><p>Contemporary Art Dawn </p><p>7:00pm film Andy Warhol: </p><p>Mapplethorpe, Helmut Newton, Matthew Rolston and Arthur </p><p>Tress. For the first time, this portrait collection will be exhibited in collaboration with renowned works of the artists encouraging a dialogue between the portraits and specific artist movements. The exhibition will also portray the world Joan Agajanian Quinn captured as editor for her close friend Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine, along with contributions to some of the most important fanzines of the 1980’s that are proof of her role as a critical taste maker of her time. A special highlight is the historical recording in snapshots of the emerging Los Angeles art scene and the influence of the artistic interchange Quinn fostered between London, Tokyo and New York. </p><p>A Documentary Film </p><p>EtErnaL rEturn </p><p>7/3 </p><p>5:00pm film Beatrice Wood: Mama of Dada </p><p>6:30pm film Duggie Fields’ Jangled 7:00pm talk Guest Artist Duggie Fields </p><p>8:00pm film The Great Wen </p><p>don bachardy </p><p>6:00pm film Chris &amp; Don: A Love Story </p><p>7/24 </p><p>7:30pm film Memories of Berlin: <br>The Twilight of Weimar Culture </p><p>8:00pm film Helmut by June </p><p>utopia, dystopia &amp; dEsirE unbound </p><p>5:00pm talk Luciana Martinez de la Rosa </p><p>7/10 </p><p>artists &amp; thE stagE </p><p>6:00pm talk Artists Designing for </p><p>7/31 </p><p>Curated by Laura Whitcomb in collaboration with curatorial advisors Amanda Quinn Olivar and Cheryl Bookout </p><p>6:00pm film Heavenly Bodies, Steven </p><p>the Theater <br>Arnold Film Special Screening </p><p>7:00pm film Aida </p><p>Exhibition on viEW: Jun E 28 –&nbsp;august 1 </p><p>For more exhibition details visit brandlibrary.org. </p><p>7:00pm panel Steven Arnold &amp; <br>7:30pm talk Special Guest Zandra Rhodes </p><p>8:30pm film Zandra Rhodes &amp; Charles James <br>Late Surrealism <br>8:00pm film Short Films of Steven Arnold </p><p>Brand LiBrary &amp; art Center&nbsp;AddRess 1601 West Mountain street, GLendaLe, CaLifornia&nbsp;91201 phOne 818.548.2051 </p><p>@brandlibrary </p>