Cracked Eggs is the pilot collaboration between interdisciplinary artist, Linda Sibio, and San Bernardino County’s Department of Behavioral Health (SBC-DBH.) Linda’s lived experience with schizophrenia has led her to develop creative exercises that channel mental differences into creative expression. She first designed the Cracked Eggs as an arts workshop series in 2002.
Join Korea Art Forum on Saturday, March 26, 2022 from 7PM - 8PM to kick off the 2022 Shared Dialogue, Shared Space spring program. Share Dialogue, Shared Space (SDSS) is a series of one-day interactive art initiatives presented for free in NYC Parks connecting immigrant communities and underserved ethnic enclaves to visual arts and culture through language access and participatory art activities. Meet artists participating in the spring 2022 Shared Dialogue, Shared Space program, preview their works, and learn about the varied processes behind creating public art works.
February 28, 2022, 7-8pm EST - Learn what constitutes a well-prepared grant application and ask questions about Franklin Furnace Fund programs from our staff. The session will be followed by a Q&A.
Join us for a special movie screening of new and early works by Marja Samsom, followed by an interview between the artist and Laura Brown. We look forward to see you there!
Join us for part or the full length of this 21-hour ZOOM endurance broadcast to celebrate Linda Mary Montano’s amazing legacies, teachings, videos and art/life. During this historic event, performance artists, lifeists and organizations around the Earth will connect online to perform, tell stories related to Linda Mary Montano, remember stories from her times teaching, and watch intermittently, throughout this program some of her videos made in collaboration with Tobe Carey, video editor, and Jim Barbaro, sound engineer. All are more than welcome to share a 1-3 minutes Laugh/Cry, a performance of your choice, read her your Letter-to-Linda or share a "be Linda" re-enactment!! A fun and easy time will be had by ALL!!
Join us in welcoming the 2021-22 Franklin Furnace Fund Recipients! Franklin Furnace will be hosting a virtual event through The Loft introducing this year’s awardees. The artists will each give a presentation describing their newly funded projects, explaining the influences, thought-processes, and practices culminating in their eventual performances. It’s a rare chance to listen and engage with performance works in various stages of becoming. We hope to see you at our exciting event!
As part of the online exhibition HISTORIAS Franklin Furnace, in collaboration with Pratt Institute Library, presents How to Make Art to Convince Grownups to Let You Do What You Want To Do, a free childrens’ art workshop led by teaching artists Dolores Zorreguieta, Federico González, and Ignacio Sourrouille. The artists will be joined in a book reading by Flavia Krause, a specialist in the topic of banned children’s books in Argentina.
Video documentation of the September 18, 2021 (5 - 6:30 PM EST) performance of Sirreras Fem presented by Franklin Furnace and Arantxa Araujo, Verónica Peña, and Yali Romagoza.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsmUQXHkFvYThis was a hybrid performance: Live at a Chashama Space to Present and virtual through the FF LOFT. Lugar/Location: 340 E 64th Street, New York, NY 10065 (Upper East Side), a Chashama Space to Present. Presentado como parte de la Exhibición “Dissolving Borders II”. Presented as part of “Dissolving Borders II” Exhibition. Descripción Sirreras Fem propone…
As a Berlin based painter and filmmaker, Stefan Hayn (*1965) rediscovered painting through cinematic approaches, especially along the questions about ”representative authenticity” in so-called ”documentary films”. In his lecture he will talk about relationships between cinema and painting and show his film MALEREI HEUTE/PAINTING NOW. Hayn’s focus is directed less on the blending of painting’s and cinema’s modes of production and reception, as usually happens in ”new media“, but rather on the collision of their different pictorial and narrative potential, trying to make socio-political effects of today’s media communication perceptible.
Join Ruth Benitez, Ines Yujnovsky, Flavia Krause, Carlos Motta, Liliana Porter and Rosaura Ramos for a discussion on HISTORIAS and avant-garde art. Event will be held in Spanish with English translator and subtitles.