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ART Films at The Deptford Municipal Building
12:00 and 7:00 Free*
2010-2011
September 14 - J.M.W. Turner. One of the greatest landscape painters of all time. 30 minutes.
October 12 - Vermeer - Master of Light. Vermeer's use of light and color, proportion and scale is superb, captivating the viewer.
57 minutes.
November 9 - The Art of the Steal. Documentary that follows the struggle for control of Dr. Albert C. Barnes' $25 billion dollar collection of Modern and Post-Impressionist art. 101 minutes.
December 14 - The Fantastic World of M.C.Escher. The works of the Dutch graphic artist Maurits Cornelis Escher have intrigued and delighted for generations. His distortions of space and time are steeped in fantastic imagery. 50 minutes.
January 11 - Rothko's Rooms - The Life and Works of an American Artist. Rothko wanted the spectator to feel inside the pictorial space, and be enveloped in his canvases' luminous color and apparitional surfaces. 60 minutes.
February 8 - Norman Rockwell. Norman Percevel Rockwell, a 20th-century American painter and illustrator, is most famous for the cover illustrations of everyday life scenarios created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine. 50 minutes
March 8 - Ellsworth Kelly - Fragments. He is one of the most important abstract painters, sculptors and printmakers working today. 65 minutes.
April 12 - Magritte - An Attempt At The Impossible. Magritte's paintings create a surreal vision utilizing familiar objects such as apples, cigars, birds, pipes, and bowler hats. 55 minutes.
May 3 - Paul Klee - The Silence Of The Angel. By listening to the heartbeat of nature, exploring the science of his time, and studying music and poetry, Klee created his own artistic language which questioned the nature of form, line, and color. 52 minutes.
June 7 - Salvador Dali - The Dali Dimension - Decoding the Mind of a Genius. From Freud's psychoanalysis and Einstein's theory of relativity to the splitting of the Atom, Dali was obsessed with the scientific discoveries of his time. 75 minutes.
*Free-will donations accepted. They pay for the films, which are donated to The Deptford Free Public Library. Many thanks.
Pauline Jonas, 856-384-6582 or Lucida48@aol.com
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