Thu, January 12, 2012
  • Soar
    Oct 15, 2011 – Jan 29, 2012
    YBCA Galleries

    The Matter Within: New Contemporary Art of India is an exhibition of sculpture, photography and video by artists of India living inside the country as well as in the diaspora.

    Visual Arts
  • Encounter
    Oct 14, 2011 – Jan 29, 2012
    Room for Big Ideas

    YBCA welcomes Bay Area photographer and installation artist Derick Ion to the Room for Big Ideas. His installation transforms the RBI into a meditative and sensual environment rich in symbology, Jainist iconography, and Subcontinental texture. Complementing and contrasting YBCA's large first floor exhibition, The Matter Within: New Contemporary Art of India, the ephemera and minutiae displayed in Ion's space reflect another contemporary – and timeless – perspective on India.

    Public Programs
  • Encounter
    Jan 5, 2012 – Jan 29, 2012
    FREE
    Grand Lobby

    As a contribution to the Ms. at 40 and the Future of Feminism Symposium, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts has designed a slide show featuring an array of images that appeared in the feminist magazine beginning in 1972.

    Visual Arts
  • Encounter
    Sep 29, 2011 – Jan 22, 2012
    FREE w/ gallery admission
    CrossFade Video Lounge

    A compilation of recent videos from The 8th Floor featuring established and emerging artists based in Cuba that explores a dynamic contemporary world through the lens of Cuban culture.

    Visual Arts
  • Soar
    Sep 29, 2011 – Jan 22, 2012
    FREE w/ gallery admission
    Viewing Corridor

    Castaneda/reiman investigates the treatment of the outdoors within interior domestic spaces; challenges artistic notions of display, especially as they relate to painting and sculpture; and plays with ideas of simulacra and simulation.

    Visual Arts
  • Soar
    Jan 12, 2012 8:30pm
    Jan 15, 2012 3:00pm
    Screening Room
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    DOUBLE FEATURE
    Admission includes both films
    By Nicholas Ray
    We present a superb restoration of legendary director Nicholas Ray’s (Rebel Without a Cause, In a Lonely Place) until-now-unseen final work, made with his students at the State University of New York at Binghamton. Deeply personal and radically experimental, the film is a meditation on both a divided Vietnam-era America and the artistic process itself. The film records Ray’s groundbreaking use of split-screens and superimpositions as a way of telling more than one story simultaneously, and of colorization as a way to heighten emotional expression. Restored by The Nicholas Ray Foundation with EYE Film Institute Netherlands and the Academy Film Archive. (1972/2011, 94 min, 35mm)

    There will be a 10-minute intermission between films.

    Film & Video
  • Soar
    Jan 12, 2012 10:00pm
    Jan 15, 2012 4:30pm
    Screening Room
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    DOUBLE FEATURE
    Admission includes both films
    By Susan Ray
    Did Nicholas Ray leave Hollywood, or did Hollywood leave him? What was his intention with the experimental We Can't Go Home Again? Did he lose his way, his talent, his sanity, his common sense? Ray’s wife Susan draws on the director’s archive of never-before-seen film, video, and stills, and searches for answers. Interviews with the original crew, filmmakers Jim Jarmusch and Victor Erice, and many others, show us how this brilliant artist lived, learned, and taught; how he fought and danced with his demons; and how he loved. (2011, 70 min, digital).

    There will be a 10-minute intermission between films.

    Film & Video

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