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The Creativity Network is a video channel showcasing programming produced by us and from around the web. We will continuously update the channel with segments on artists, arts venues, performances, discussions on creativity, and anything else we find that spotlights the world of arts, culture and creativity. We invite producers to send us their links to their produced programming. We'll do our best to promote and credit your work.  Email us at thecreativitynetwork@gmail.com.

                         THIS WEEK ON THE CREATIVITY NETWORK  

1. Future Shorts Global Festival

2. The Miracle of 7th and Linden

3.  Ron Mueck: The most realistic sculptures Part I

4. Ron Mueck: The most realistic sculptures Part II

5. Power Peralta of Chile Performs at World of Dance

 

 

6.Les Twins of France performs at World of Dance

7. VIDEO ROOM 1000 COMPLETE MIX

8. Reminisce - Perquiste ( Jazzy Hip Hop )

9. Afraid - Festival Imagé

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                                    RE-IMAGINING LONG BEACH

 

                                        
 

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Rachel Whiteread: "Ghost"
In her breakthrough 1990 work Ghost, Rachel Whiteread created a positive from a negative, making a plaster cast of the interior "void" of a Victorian parlor measuring approximately 9 feet wide, 11 1/2 feet high, and 10 feet deep. Whiteread has said of this sculpture that she was trying to "mummify the air in the room," hence the title. Whiteread created Ghost over a period of three months in an abandoned building at 486 Archway Road, North London, covering the interior walls with multiple plaster molds, each about five inches thick. When the plaster dried, she peeled the molds from the walls and reassembled them on a steel frame. In this interview Whiteread discusses the process of making Ghost and lends new insight to her work.

 

The Hess Collection

In August 2010, GALLERY CRAWL took a road trip to Napa, California to view The Hess Collection located in a museum on the Hess winery properties. The robust collection features emerging artists as well as a wide range of notables, including Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Anselm Kiefer, Andy Goldsworthy, Lynn Hershman Leeson, and Francis Bacon.
 
 
 
 

 The Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Collection: Art on Art, Drip, Stripe to Zip, Monochrome, Figure or Ground, Part 2

Over the course of nearly half a century, Robert and Jane Meyerhoff acquired works by some of the most influential American artists in the postwar era, building a collection that bridges the divide between abstract and figurative painting. More than 40 artists are represented, with special focus on Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly, Roy Lichtenstein, Brice Marden, Robert Rauschenberg, and Frank Stella. Harry Cooper, the National Gallery's curator of modern and contemporary art, gives a tour of the exhibition, which includes 126 paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture. By discussing the works according to themes such as Line, Drip, Gesture, and Concentricity, he presents the collection in new and often unexpected ways. The Meyerhoffs have donated 47 works to the National Gallery of Art since 1987, and their entire collection will eventually be given to the museum.

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