Re: richard serra

From: Kelly Shindler (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Nov 21 2006 - 08:32:00 PST


Here at Art21, we also made a short film about Richard Serra (including some
footage of ³Charlie Brown,² the sculpture in the Gap building) a few years
ago. On our website, you can see a clip of him installing the piece ­ scroll
down to the left under ³multimedia.²

http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/serra/index.html

We're also on Netflix, if you want to watch the whole segment. Serra's part
of Season 1.

Kelly

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> From: H.A. Lawson <email suppressed>
> Date: Nov 20, 2006 6:16 PM
> Subject: Re: richard serra
> To: email suppressed
> 
> The Serra work was shown on Spark, a decent arts show that only seems to
> air on san francisco pbs:
> http://www.kqed.org/arts/spark/episode.jsp?id=4654
> 
> Actually, I have successfully strode in to the Gap building to gaze upon
> the Richard Serra work with no one bothering me about it.  They even have
> some nice chairs nearby for you to sit and contemplate.
> Disclosure: I have succesfully strode in to many places I should not have
> been so I will not be held responsible if you get the boot.
> I'm not sure about getting in to the other galleries there, but they do
> post hours for when they are open which suggests they are open to the
> general public.  perhaps.
> 
> Another Richard Serra is on more public view in SF, at the UCSF Mission
> Bay campus; it was installed there last year.
> 
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> On Mon, November 20, 2006 2:31 pm, k. a.r. wrote:
> - last year, or maybe before, there was a locally produced PBS segment about
> - him making his sculptures that aired on KQED here in san francisco.
> - Sorry, 
> - I don't remember what show it was, KQED has a few shows that highlight
> - local
> - artists.
> -
> - What I remember about that one was it showed how he built the 2 1/2 story
> - sculpture that is inside the lobby of the Gap headquarters here in san
> - francisco, on harrison and embarcadero.
> -
> - I used to go to the gap all the time for my job, to mix sound for their
> - corporate meetings, and have had the privilege of seeing and experiencing
> - that huge sculpture.
> -
> - (BTW the Fisher family, owners of the gap, have a huge privately held
> - modern
> - art collection.  they have 2 galleries built in the same building I
> - mentioned above to house their warhols, lichtenstiens and richters, among
> - many others.)  I have also had the privilege of spending time with that
> - collection, when I went to work there.
> -
> - UNFORTUNATELY, you have to work at the Gap to get into the building, and
> - especially the art gallery.
> - it is very high security there........and those  gap clone people dont
> - seem
> - to appreciate the amazing art that surrounds them....
> - You can see the Serra piece through the window, but seeing it isnt what
> - its
> - about its more of a sound sculpture.
> - Its really too bad that this amazing collection is only for a few........
> -
> -
> -
> - Kristie Reinders, B.F.A.
> - Director of Cinematography, Electric Visions
> - Curator and Head Projectionist, Electric Mural Project
> - The Mission, San Francisco, CA
> - 415-863-1154
> -
> -
> -
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> - From: gyoungblood < email suppressed> >
> - Reply-To: Experimental Film Discussion List <email suppressed>
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> - Subject: [FRAMEWORKS] richard serra
> - Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 10:33:13 -0700
> -
> - Does anyone know a source for films of Richard Serra forging some of his
> - sculptures? I'm told the films (videos?) were made in the last ten years,
> - perhaps in Germany and/or Finland.
> -
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