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An exclusive look at the new companion book, including interviews and texts from the film’s research as well as full color images of Silver’s artwork. CLICK HERE FOR A PREVIEW

Everybody Knows… Elizabeth Murray is a new documentary film about the life, groundbreaking work, and legacy of the renowned artist. Notable for her shaped canvases and bold colors, Murray’s dynamic career was cut short by cancer in 2007, just a … Continue reading →

See Randy Kennedy’s NY Times Article about the Colab book, printed by Printed Matter and edited by Max Schumann.

Filmmaker Coleen Fitzgibbon presents: Jonathan Silver: Infidel In The Studio a documentary on the figurative art of the sculptor Jonathan Silver December 15, 2016 5pm Anthology Film Archives 32 2nd Ave, New York, NY

Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects presents Paradise: underground culture in NYC 1978-84, a group exhibition about a pivotal moment in New York cultural history. The exhibition includes original photo-copied posters for bands, films and theater, paintings, drawings, photography and a … Continue reading →

  Filmmaker Coleen Fitzgibbon presents: Jonathan Silver: Infidel In The Studio a documentary on the figurative art of the sculptor Jonathan Silver Private film screening at Anthology Film Archives in the Maya Deren Theater Monday, October 17th, 2016 2-3pm and … Continue reading →

Coleen Fitzgibbon’s film LES, an ingenious conceit depicting Lower East Side residents as members of the John Dough Cargo Cult, evokes the cargo cultist in all of us: gamely attempting to influence events beyond our control and hoping for the … Continue reading →

Friday, September 16 – Sunday, October 9, 2016 L.E.S. by C. Fitzgibbon screening at 3pm September 24th Howl! Happening: An Arturo Vega Project is pleased to shine a light on another important source of East Village social and cultural history: … Continue reading →

This benefit art auction supports the New American Cinema Group/The Film-Makers’ Cooperative, the oldest, largest non-profit distributor of avant-garde cinema. Since its founding in 1961, the Coop has grown to distribute over 5,000 titles by its 1,000 members. The Coop … Continue reading →