03/06/2021 12:00
03/06/2021 12:30
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Gallery Talks: John Chamberlain
Event DetailsThursday, June 3, 12–12:30 pmLive on Zoom
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Join Dia educators on Thursdays at 12 pm for engaging conversations around one artist’s practice or work on view at Dia Beacon. On June 3, Dia educators will discuss the work of artist John Chamberlain.
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June 3 to July 3, 2021
08/06/2021 18:00
08/06/2021 23:45
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Tribute to Will Alexander
Event Details Tuesday, June 8, 6 pm Live on Zoom
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Dia is pleased to announce the final event in its Readings in Contemporary Poetry series. This season, instead of pairing two poets for an evening, curator Vincent Katz has chosen a format that pays tribute to five exemplary poets. For each event, a small group of readers will pay homage to one of the featured poets, followed by a reading by that poet. The featured poet for this event is Will Alexander.
The tribute readers for this event will be Tongo Eisen-Martin, Paolo Javier, Janice Lee, and Uche Nduka.
Will Alexander weaves streams and strands of thought and visuals into a soundscape that provides relief but no escape from the maelstrom of human abuse. The social is firmly locked into the planetary in Alexander’s world view; he is not held by any given era or momentary presence. The loxodrome could be a pathway to the Myrmidons or jackals in his poetry. A hallucinatory incantation raises spirits in defense of long-abused ways of living, human, plant, and animal, an exploratory sense, too, of the universe, not to be buckled down by this or that story, “of ethers across the void,” Vallejo imbibing dualities that are not binaries, compression and purity, combustion and leakage, Asia and Haiti. A flow and lull of the greatest moment, Alexander exhorts us to bring our own vastnesses, to sidestep ignorance and pursue whatever knowledge momentary glimpses on our traveling planet allow. He clears out a space for poetry where listeners can come into a communal air.
Vincent Katz, June 8, 2021
Will Alexander was born in Los Angeles in 1948. He is a poet, novelist, essayist, philosopher, aphorist, playwright, visual artist, and pianist. He is author of thirty collections of writing, including A Cannibal Explains Himself to Himself (2019), Across the Vapour Gulf (2017), and Kaleidoscopic Omniscience (2013). He is a recipient of the Whiting Fellowship for Poetry, California Arts Council Fellowship, PEN Oakland-Josephine Miles Literary Award, American Book Award, and Jackson Poetry Prize. His work has been translated into French, German, Romanian, and Spanish.
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10/06/2021 12:00
10/06/2021 12:30
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Gallery Talks: Carl Craig
Event DetailsThursday, June 10, 12–12:30 pmLive on Zoom
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Join Dia educators on Thursdays at 12 pm for engaging conversations around one artist’s practice or work on view at Dia Beacon. On June 10, Dia educators will discuss the work of artist Carl Craig.
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Gallery Talks: Carl Craig
17/06/2021 12:00
17/06/2021 12:30
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Gallery Talks: Gerhard Richter
Event DetailsThursday, June 17, 12–12:30 pmLive on Zoom
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Join Dia educators on Thursdays at 12 pm for engaging conversations around one artist’s practice or work on view at Dia Beacon. On June 17, Dia educators will discuss the work of artist Gerhard Richter.
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Gallery Talks: Gerhard Richter
22/06/2021 05:00
22/06/2021 23:45
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Lucy Raven in Conversation with Lucy R. Lippard and Alexis Lowry
Event Details Tuesday, June 22, 5 pm Listen live on Montez Press Radio Tune in at radio.montezpress.com
Lucy Raven will discuss her practice and new commissions with critic, curator, and activist Lucy R. Lippard and Dia curator Alexis Lowry. This conversation is organized in conjunction with the opening of Lucy Raven’s exhibition at Dia Chelsea.
Lucy R. Lippard was born in 1937 in New York City. She is a writer, activist, curator, and cofounder of various activist artist groups (including Ad Hoc Women Artists Committee, Artists Call Against US Intervention in Central America, Heresies, PADD, and Printed Matter). Since 1966, she has published twenty-five books on contemporary art, cultural studies, and local history. She lives in a New Mexico village where she edits the monthly community newsletter, serves on the Water Board and the Fire Department auxiliary, and is active in community planning and land use issues.
Lucy Raven was born in Tucson, Arizona, in 1977. She received a BFA in studio art and a BA in art history from the University of Arizona, Tucson, in 2000, and an MFA from Bard College’s Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, in 2008. Her work has been exhibited in solo presentations at the Nevada Museum of Art, Reno (2010); Hammer Museum (2012); Portikus, Frankfurt (2014); Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco (2014); VOX centre de l’image contemporaine, Montreal (2015); Columbus Museum of Art (2016); and Serpentine Gallery, London (2016–17). With Vic Brooks and Evan Calder Williams, she is a founding member of 13BC, a moving-image research and production collective. Raven teaches at the Cooper Union School of Art in New York.
Alexis Lowry is a curator at Dia Art Foundation, New York, where she recently organized Lucy Raven’s exhibition at Dia Chelsea.
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Lucy Raven in Conversation with Lucy R. Lippard and Alexis Lowry
24/06/2021 12:00
24/06/2021 12:30
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Gallery Talks: Donald Judd
Event DetailsThursday, June 24, 12–12:30 pmLive on Zoom
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Join Dia educators on Thursdays at 12 pm for engaging conversations around one artist’s practice or work on view at Dia Beacon. On June 24, Dia educators will discuss the work of artist Donald Judd.
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