After a hugely successful run (February 4-29) and a two-week extension (March 1-15) at Columbia Global Centers | Paris at Reid Hall, the Beauford Delaney: Resonance of Form and Vibration of Color exhibition has come to an end.
In previous blog posts about the exhibition, I've brought you information about the prelude (including the University of Arizona Augmented Reality project) and the catalog, as well as the opening, the round table discussion, and the Global Educator Program that comprised much of the event schedule.
Today, I'm sharing photos of the celebration of Beauford's life in Paris, the screening of the documentary Paris Noir, and some of the guided visits conducted by my co-curator, Laurence Choko, and me.
Celebration of Beauford's Life in Paris
(Sunday, 21 February 2016)
Attendees discussing the life of Beauford Delaney
© Discover Paris!
Monique Y. Wells giving presentation
© Discover Paris!
Geneviève Brouard points out friends in a photo
of an event that took place at the
American Cultural Center in 1969
© Discover Paris!
Making comments about and sharing memories of Beauford
Top (left to right):
Bob Tomlinson, Zuka Mitelberg, Arnaud du Closel
Bottom (left to right):
Jean-Loup Msika, Velma Bury, Marc Albert-Levin
© Discover Paris!
Screening of Paris Noir: African Americans in the City of Light
(Thursday, 25 February 2016)
Monique welcomes the crowd to the screening
© Discover Paris!
Julia Browne talks about the documentary
© Discover Paris!
Samuel Légitimus (left) and members of the
James Baldwin Collective
at the screening
© Discover Paris!
Guided Visits to Exhibition
(multiple dates throughout the exhibition)
Participants for February 27 visit
© Discover Paris!
Presentation of the "inks on paper" abstract
© J Rêve International
Laurence Choko talks about Beauford's contribution
to French art history
© Discover Paris!
Students admire a Delaney painting
© Discover Paris!
Viewing the works in the Salle de Conferences
© Discover Paris!
Talking about The Eye
© Discover Paris!
Several museums have expressed interest in hosting the exhibition. This is an exciting development! Les Amis will be studying these inquiries over the next few weeks.
Now that the exhibition has ended, I will take a break from blogging. Look for a new post in April 2016.
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Les Amis de Beauford Delaney, Columbia Global Centers | Paris, and the Wells International Foundation (WIF) have brought you this exhibition of Beauford Delaney works at Reid Hall in Paris.
WE STILL REQUIRE FUNDING FOR THE SHOW!
To contribute, click HERE.
In previous blog posts about the exhibition, I've brought you information about the prelude (including the University of Arizona Augmented Reality project) and the catalog, as well as the opening, the round table discussion, and the Global Educator Program that comprised much of the event schedule.
Today, I'm sharing photos of the celebration of Beauford's life in Paris, the screening of the documentary Paris Noir, and some of the guided visits conducted by my co-curator, Laurence Choko, and me.
Celebration of Beauford's Life in Paris
(Sunday, 21 February 2016)
© Discover Paris!
© Discover Paris!
of an event that took place at the
American Cultural Center in 1969
© Discover Paris!
Top (left to right):
Bob Tomlinson, Zuka Mitelberg, Arnaud du Closel
Bottom (left to right):
Jean-Loup Msika, Velma Bury, Marc Albert-Levin
© Discover Paris!
Screening of Paris Noir: African Americans in the City of Light
(Thursday, 25 February 2016)
© Discover Paris!
© Discover Paris!
James Baldwin Collective
at the screening
© Discover Paris!
Guided Visits to Exhibition
(multiple dates throughout the exhibition)
© Discover Paris!
© J Rêve International
to French art history
© Discover Paris!
© Discover Paris!
© Discover Paris!
© Discover Paris!
Several museums have expressed interest in hosting the exhibition. This is an exciting development! Les Amis will be studying these inquiries over the next few weeks.
Now that the exhibition has ended, I will take a break from blogging. Look for a new post in April 2016.
Les Amis de Beauford Delaney, Columbia Global Centers | Paris, and the Wells International Foundation (WIF) have brought you this exhibition of Beauford Delaney works at Reid Hall in Paris.
WE STILL REQUIRE FUNDING FOR THE SHOW!
To contribute, click HERE.
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