Events

Monday, April 26, 2010 (2)

Apr 26, 2010
March 19, 2010
Friday

  • Drew Tal " ON EDGE"

  • Mar 19, 2010 at 2:00pm to Apr 30, 2010 at 3:00pm
  • Location: 546 Broadway, PH 5B, New York, NY 10012
  • Description: We are welcoming you to the opening of Drew Tal "ON EDGE", at Emmanuel Fremin Gallery SoHoAbout Drew Tal:Drew Tal lives and works in New York City. His work combinesphotography with digital media to render highly stylized and realisticsymbolic imagery. Tal grew up in Israel where he was exposed to manydifferent religions, struggles, ethnicities, and cultures. Tal oftenfinds his inspiration through the experiences of his past. He focuseson faces and dramatic close-up portraits.His work is powerful and often highlights the complexities of faith,spirituality and the dialectics between man and gods.About Emmanuel Fremin Gallery:Emmanuel Fremin is a contemporary art gallery that mainly focuses onthe photography, videos, installations and multi platforms. They area non conformist gallery that showcases serene, spiritual orprovocative pieces.
  • Created by: Emmanuel Fremin
April 26, 2010
Monday

  • "Is Paris in Peril?" Panel Discussion

  • Apr 26, 2010 from 4:00pm to 6:00pm
  • Location: The National Arts Club
  • Description: Is Paris in Peril?We’ll always have Paris. Or will we? The Architectural Committee and Le Cocktail Français of the National Arts Club explore the architectural past and future of Paris, the world’s most-visited capital and, along with Rome and Washington, DC, one of the last remaining low-rise cities. Much as construction of the Eiffel Tower evoked raucous protests in 1889, today President Nicolas Sarkozy’s mammoth, multi-faceted, project called Grand Paris arouses protests, on numerous grounds. Lovers of the Paris skyline object to his plans to build high-rise towers. The Mayor and City Council of Paris, meanwhile, have approved plans for towers at six sites in Paris: the first, Project Triangle, will rise 50 stories behind the Eiffel Tower, looming over the city's six and eight-story buildings. Our panel will examine the history of changes to the architectural landscape of Paris and comment on current proposals. Speakers include architectural historian and arts critic Francis Morrone
  • Created by: Mary Campbell Gallagher