Tue, May 29, 2012

There are no programs on Tue, May 29, 2012. The next day with upcoming programs is Thu, May 31, 2012.

  • Reflect
    Jan 26, 2012 – Jun 24, 2012
    CrossFade Video Lounge

    Super 8 is a collection of video art in multi-channel formats, selected by a peer-to-peer curatorial process. Eight artists from eight cities across the globe were invited to present their videos, and invited four other artists from their respective cities to join them.

    Visual Arts
  • Encounter
    Jan 26, 2012 – Jun 24, 2012
    Viewing Corridor

    At the point where long-held beliefs fall into decline and once-esteemed notions crumble, questions arise about those belief systems. It is at this point that John-Mark Ikeda begins his exploration of the current economic climate. Ikeda deconstructs the iconic business suit — which he equates with the failed economy — stripping it down to its component parts and pinning it to the wall like a specimen, with accompanying business accessories, in an attempt to reconstitute it as a symbol of power.

    Visual Arts
  • Soar
    Apr 21, 2012 – Jul 1, 2012
    Gallery admission; FREE for YBCA members
    Gallery 3

    An iconoclastic artist, Nathalie Talec moves between live performance, installation, sculpture, and painting. The One Who Sees Blindly, her first solo exhibition in the United States, brings together many of her recurring themes.

    Visual Arts
  • Dare
    May 16, 2012 – Sep 16, 2012
    FREE

    The latest Room for Big Ideas installation, Reimagine: That Which We Know But Don’t Realize, explores the ways in which we simultaneously create and conceal meaning in landscapes, and how that process defines us in relation to our environment.

    Public Programs
  • Dare
    May 26, 2012 – Aug 1, 2012
    FREE
    Lam Research Theater at YBCA

    Connect is a public art project designed by David Szlasa to activate the exterior of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts as a new platform for creative expression. "Swim," a collection of fantasy movement gestures, is the first video to be presented on a new fifty-foot wide projection screen overlooking Howard Street.

    Public Programs
  • Dare
    May 31, 2012 7:30pm
    Screening Room
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    New 35mm print!
    By Aleksei Guerman
    As great an anti-war film as Kubrick’s Paths of Glory, Guerman’s first solo feature was banned for 15 years (for its allegedly anti-heroic depiction of the Soviet involvement in WWII). Inspired by a real case, Trial on the Road tells the story of a Junior Sergeant in the Red Army who is forced to prove his patriotism via a series of increasingly perilous missions, climaxing in the nail-biting re-routing of a Nazi supply train that ranks among Guerman’s most dazzling set-pieces. Guerman cuts through the popular myths of WWII valor to show us a bitterly ironic battlefield where distinctions like “hero” and “traitor” cease to have any real meaning. (1971, 96 min, 35mm)

    Film & Video

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