tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-45565644717384940512011-12-20T12:20:39.944-05:00Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comBlogger511100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-64814099936752947652011-12-17T23:41:00.000-05:002011-12-20T12:20:39.955-05:00

Five episodes of our short documentary series "That Happened" about performative installations have premiered on wetheat.tv Channel 2. From Xavier Cortada's DNA nucleotides to Cheryl Pope's crashing crockery, the viewer experience is as diverse as the artists and their practices. These films are a brief but vivid condensation of a truly ephemeral artwork. Episode artists also include Adler

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As seen at the Lotus House booth at ArtMiami 2011, here is a short preview of our forthcoming film that captured the many sights and sounds of the 3-day Wynwood Art Fair 2011. Watch it now on the Wet Heat Project YouTube Channel. To learn more about the Wynwood Art Fair and about its Open Call to Artists for 2012, go here: http://www.wynwoodartfair.org/home.html

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-76808248993368126122011-12-02T21:13:00.002-05:002011-12-06T14:26:59.625-05:00

Wet Heat Project's annual HOTBED exhibition of original, exceptional one-night only BFA student performative installations. December 1-4 11am-10pm (Sunday to 7pm) at ArtSeen in Wynwood, 2215 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami. Artist Schedule: Thur/1- Chad Cunha, Fri/2 - Miguel Alvariño, Sat/3 - Diana Garcia, Sun/4 - Renata Rojo. HOTBED is produced in collaboration with New World School of the Arts.

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UPDATE (November 17 from West Hollywood, CA)  Last night's showing at the West Hollywood Library was a gathering of artists, filmmakers, writers, curators and the culturally curious, with a lively and thoughtful audience response during the post-screening Q&A. Many thanks to Peter Mays of LAAA and Andrew Campbell (Cultural Affairs Administrator for the City of West Hollywood). "sh*t" was the

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-21956008250113442872011-07-18T10:27:00.016-04:002011-08-27T18:32:03.992-04:00

In Sunday's Miami Herald Wet Heat Project's founding partner and Exec Producer Grela Orihuela has a CV packed with producing every manner of event and media: music concerts, new technology presentations, global corporate meetings, feature films and TV, art exhibitions, and of course WHP's diverse art documentary media and events. So when her friend Julian Navarro, Director of Praxis Gallery

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See pics below from the invitation-only New York premier of our film "making sh*t up" at the renowned Core Club on May 11, attended by many of the film's participants and its featured subject Bert Rodriguez. Artist Bert Rodriguez, art adviser Stephanie Walczak (Core member host), producer Grela Orihuela Grela Orihuela and New York Magazine Senior Art Critic Jerry Saltz Grela Orihuela and artist

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-76348698963183345652011-04-28T20:51:00.005-04:002011-06-26T20:47:10.590-04:00

See the article in New Times:http://www.miaminewtimes.com/ Premier Theatrical Showing THURSDAY JUNE 2 @ 8PMMiami Beach Cinematheque1130 Washington AvenueGet tickets here:mbcinema.com The premier scheduled showing of our new documentary feature film "making sh*t up" will be Thursday, June 2nd, 8pm at the Miami Beach Cinematheque. The artist Bert Rodriguez and filmmakers will be present for

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-16914361352272502302011-03-25T15:29:00.012-04:002011-09-17T15:51:45.583-04:00

UPDATE:As of April 8 we are the highest Audience Buzz rated filmof the Festival, 4.8 out of 5! We're going for 5 out of 5,so click in below and rate us if you've seenthe film (or even if you haven't). We've had some great feedback after the premier of our miamiHeights feature film documentary "making sh*t up" at the Miami Film Festival on March 9. Read the comments below these snapshots from

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The premier of "making sh*t up" screens to a full house in the large hallof the Tower Theater; producer Grela Orihuela in foreground Our second feature documentary film about a Miami-based artist's career liftoff (and where it takes them) premiered Wednesday night at Miami's historic Tower Theater to a full house. The film, titled "making sh*t up" was an official invited entry and presentation of

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-39981027140342446122011-01-23T22:07:00.004-05:002011-02-03T16:11:01.268-05:00

SEE PRESS RELEASE NOW Our miamiHeights series of feature film documentaries will premier its second edition at the Miami International Film Festival, on both screens at the historic Tower Theater on Calle Ocho the evening of March 9, 2011 at 7pm. "making sh*t up" is a story about 3 pivotal years in the upward career ride of Miami-based conceptual artist Bert Rodriguez. You can watch the preview

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-15096352965307441512010-12-29T20:39:00.002-05:002010-12-29T20:40:52.448-05:00

Our several recent appearances in the press, please check them out: Cultist 100 Creatives Number 47: Bill Bilowit  ARTLURKER: "Warm Reception for HOTBED"(including video interviews) New Times: Wet Heat Project's HOTBED Miami 2010at Fountain Art Fair Looking forward to 2011, Wet Heat Project wishes you a most happy and healthy New Year...

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UPDATE: Friday, 10 December The HOTBED booth at Fountain Miami 2010 presented by Wet Heat Project successfully presented four performative installations from four student artists in four days, each artist managing an ambitious 24-hour install-show-strike schedule. The entire event was broadcast live via webcast 24/7 on our HOTBED Scrapbook site: http://hotbedmiami.com/scrapbook2010/index.html

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-74268704643376355152010-11-15T14:08:00.005-05:002011-09-17T16:44:49.477-04:00

It's here: Every day for four days, an art student represents Miami. See who, why and how.

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Click the question above o find out. HOTBED needs you to come and engage.

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Appearing in this new preview trailer for our upcoming feature documentary miamiHeights: Bert Rodriguez, are Marina Abramović, Vito Acconci, Jerry Saltz, Amy Cappellazzo, Steven Henry Madoff and Fred Snitzer. Watch it right here, or on our YouTube site where you can apply the 720p HD setting. mH: Bert Rodriguez Preview For the full list of participants and to watch clips from the film

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-14859195801076868632010-07-04T17:54:00.022-04:002011-01-19T01:50:26.114-05:00

The week of June 21 was a busy NYC shooting schedule for our "miamiHeights: Bert Rodriguez" feature documentary, premiering early 2011. We conducted five on-camera interviews about Rodriguez' work, and the current state of conceptual / performance art. Frame grabs below: Marina Abramović in her Soho loft described the reasons why an artist would incorporate themself into a live, staged work

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-82917138023896176152010-05-11T19:11:00.044-04:002011-01-19T01:52:17.816-05:00

The three final Season One episodes of Studio Drive-By are now launched on wetheat.tv Channel 1, capturing very different artwork in the making: In Little Havana we visited Pablo Cano during one of many overnight sessions, an evening where the artist began to breathe life into the main character of his epic music and dance performance at MoCA, "The Blue Ribbon." In Wynwood, Trisha Brookbank

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-87821601148866389682010-03-24T14:24:00.046-04:002010-07-01T13:42:48.140-04:00

See the latest episodes of our art documentary series on wetheat.tvTwo episodes of Studio Drive-By have been added to the line-up of Season 1, Brian Burkhardt and COOPER, plus an episode of our installation series That Happened featuring Mark Koven at Dorsch Gallery, and a new A-Roll visit with Mette Tommerup (music by Dino Felipe).Last month we added an A-Roll of Enrique Gomez de Molina (music

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-73845762290267759292009-12-09T11:12:00.081-05:002011-09-25T03:28:52.013-04:00

Thanksgiving night found Wet Heat Project in Florence for the closing night program of films at lo Schermo dell'Arte (Screen of the Arts), among them the European premiere of miamiHeights: Hernan Bas. Right-left: the festival's Director Silvia Lucchesi presents "miamiHeights: Hernan Bas" on closing night, with Producer Grela Orihuela, Director Bill Bilowit, Associate Producer Pablo Pagan This

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-53264384938109681272009-11-15T18:28:00.051-05:002009-12-01T18:24:50.955-05:00

This summer Wet Heat Project captured a moment between the seasons with an eye towards art fair week, now just around the corner. The resulting films are today (wetheat.tv's one-year anniversary) launched as a Special presentation:"BALLS in the AIR"From among the crowds at Locust Projects, 50 brave volunteers took the interview hotseat for a 60-second snapshot of their plans, opinions and state

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-13953474322513745672009-11-15T17:43:00.044-05:002011-09-17T17:03:02.323-04:00

 "miamiHeights" is an official selection for the closing night program of The Screen of the Arts 2009 International Film Festival on Visual Contemporary Art in Florence, Italy on 26 November 2009. You can read our Program listing here. The European premiere of "miamiHeights: Hernan Bas" will be followed by the U.S. release of the DVD edition during Art Basel Miami Beach. Watch this blog for

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-22849818819208629102009-11-15T16:45:00.027-05:002009-11-15T19:18:10.019-05:00

The most recent A-Rolls on wetheat.tv are Richard Haden and Michael Vasquez. We captured these artists at work in their studios as we shot new episodes for next year's Studio Drive-By Season 2.Vasquez' solo show "How the Land Lies" opened last night at Fredric Snitzer Gallery in Wynwood. The music in this A-Roll is courtesy of Armies of PHarmies.Haden's "Venting" opened October 10 at the Dorsch

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-79602899904797663592009-09-10T19:10:00.022-04:002009-09-13T12:13:52.661-04:00

The afternoon we visited Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova's studio he was taking down an installation he'd been testing for several months and patching the hole that remained. The artist's themes challenge comfort levels separating art and artisanship, and disconcert the perception of everyday objects. See the new Studio Drive-By episode here.You can see an opening of his work this Saturday in the main

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-71251949872148706162009-08-24T10:21:00.028-04:002009-08-26T15:50:49.866-04:00

Our Studio Drive-By of Manny Prieres evokes the question: is the artist producing a work by design, or revealing one?On a hot June afternoon, lit by glaring worklights in a crowded corner of his former downtown studio, the artist expresses a highly personal subculture with its own redolent language.Watch this latest episode now playing on wetheat.tv channel 1.See the artist's latest solo show "

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-9230605892775416712009-07-21T19:02:00.068-04:002011-09-17T17:03:59.541-04:00

(Photo by Elaine Orihuela) July's Gallery Walk night at Locust Projects was a scene within a scene. Invited to stage a one-night-only event, Wet Heat Project created a back-to-back, two-camera documentary interview studio with each set serving as the background of the other. From among a steady stream of visitors, all were welcome to sign up for an on-the-spot interview, described as "60 seconds

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-68806302821848482082009-06-26T19:57:00.053-04:002011-09-17T17:04:44.070-04:00

For one night only we're transforming Locust Projects into a documentary production studio to capture the most important and immediate aspect of the coming season: you. Come and play your part, on-camera and off-camera, and enjoy the heat of the moment. Saturday, July 11, 155 NE 38 St, from 7-10pm. Also see:Locust Projects Announcement Many thanks to our sponsors for their support:

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The 2009 New Times "Best Of" issue hit the stands this week, with Wet Heat Project declared among Miami's Best. We're most proud of the active word in the headline: DISCOVER.Click here to read the listing online at New Times.Click here to visit our Wet Heat Project site for an overview and links to all our productions.Click here to do some discovering on our wetheat.tv channels, with (as of today

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-580509657643194872009-06-08T16:50:00.016-04:002009-06-08T23:20:03.519-04:00

A-RollIn their Little Haiti studio, Guerra de la Paz packs and crates a show for a New York opening (at Daneyal Mahmood Gallery on June 18).Studio Drive-ByIn his South Miami studio / lab, Ralph Provisero fabricates, prepares and conceives in all manner of medium.That HappenedAt Spinello Gallery, Agustina Woodgate performs a transcendental fairy tale.

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Wet Heat Project's documentary "miamiHeights" and its Miami and New York premiere screenings headlined this overview of the contemporary arts documentary scene in today's Miami Herald. Read the article here: http://wetheatproject.com/press/Herald11May09-WetHeat.pdf

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-87382103368659316092009-04-20T18:23:00.027-04:002009-12-01T17:54:51.043-05:00

On Friday night and Saturday afternoon, the hometown premiere of miamiHeights: Hernan Bas screened at The Rubell Family Collection in Wynwood. The very first scenes of the film were shot in the same building during Art Basel Miami Beach 2007, as the RFC opened their major survey show of Bas' work.Friday's SRO screening was followed by an aftertalk with Hernan Bas and the film's director Bill

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-75668753263015685032009-04-10T19:24:00.014-04:002011-09-17T17:11:56.946-04:00

The response to our announcement of the miamiHeights: Hernan Bas premiere screening at the Rubell Family Collection has been strong, and all seats are now filled for Friday April 17. There are still a few seats open for the next afternoon, Saturday April 18 at 2pm. You must RSVP to reserve, let us know how many will attend:contact@wetheatproject.com The release of the "miamiHeights" DVD edition

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-21307517357507959942009-04-08T14:00:00.018-04:002011-09-17T17:15:14.519-04:00

Just added to our A-Roll series of music/artist mash-up is Timothy Buwalda working on a large-scale painting now completed and on view in his solo opening this Saturday at Fredric Snitzer Gallery. This episode's music track by Miami's own, incomparable Amanda Green (currently on tour in Europe). Click HERE to watch this A-Roll episode. And our latest Studio Drive-By episode is a visit to watch

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-42594432160122941142009-04-01T18:47:00.077-04:002009-12-01T18:01:43.437-05:00

Last Sunday at The Brooklyn Museum's Cantor auditorium, the first edition of our miamiHeights series premiered: a documentary profile of Miami-based artist Hernan Bas during a tumultuous, intense and successful year in his career timeline. (Event photos by Michelle Temple)Audience gathers outside auditoriumSeats fill up as artist Bert Rodriguez watches from the balcony(Bert came up from Miami to

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-5708832306808283752009-03-07T23:21:00.054-05:002009-12-01T18:00:40.719-05:00

We began shooting the first episode of the feature-length documentary series miamiHeights on December 6, 2007, opening day of "Hernan Bas: Works from the Rubell Family Collection" in Miami. Just last week we wrapped our final scenes after a visit to New York for the Brooklyn Museum's opening of that original Rubell exhibition.Our film about a turning point year in the career of a Miami artist

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-946205276560292232009-02-12T03:15:00.029-05:002009-02-19T01:06:36.737-05:00

Now playing on wetheat.tv is the latest episode of Studio Drive-By, a look behind the scenes at the energetic collective TM Sisters as they create and collaborate on collage and video pieces. Take a look by clicking the button below:In December, TM Sisters won Locust Project's 2nd Annual Hilger Artist Project Award, and on February 20 the duo opens an exhibition called IDEAL TONIGHT at the Art &

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-63760159530568537862009-02-04T00:29:00.034-05:002011-09-17T17:15:48.961-04:00

Our new 2-part mini-documentary "What Now...?" is now playing on wetheat.tv's Special Program channel. Roving the aisles at PULSE Miami 2008, we captured on-the-spot answers to our title question, querying a random sample of local and out-of-town visitors for their impromptu opinions and info. The result is a microcosm of a popular Miami art fair during Art Basel week, with a flurry of POVs

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-4776561709339742852009-01-12T16:09:00.034-05:002011-09-17T17:17:34.961-04:00

In the last week we've premiered three new episodes of wetheat.tv series: Studio Drive-By of Lynne Gelfman Lynne Gelfman's episode of Studio Drive-By premiered Saturday night in the Luminaire X Bang & Olufsen video lounge adjacent to Lynne's new show (up through 31 January) in the center's expansive gallery space. You can watch it now on Channel 1 at wetheat.tv to see and hear what transpired

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-60400067539131666222008-12-15T01:27:00.021-05:002008-12-15T02:16:40.448-05:00

On Channel 2 of wetheat.tv you can now see our debut episodes of That Happened featuring the artists Jason Hedges at Locust Projects, Susan Lee-Chun at David Castillo Gallery, and David Rohn (with Danilo de la Torre / Homo Sapiens) outside the Miami Beach Cinematheque.Each episode captures the action and interaction of a Miami installation / performance piece-- a vivid, capsule experience of the

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-64010613441576449242008-12-10T16:10:00.038-05:002009-02-03T23:49:38.145-05:00

At PULSE Miami last week, Wet Heat Project presented video at the Locust Projects booth, thanks to its Director Claire Breukel and the Board. We showed excerpts from our Studio Drive-By series of artists supported by Locust throughout the organization's 10-year service to the art world, and also screened the debut episode of our wetheat.tv series "That Happened" with Jason Hedges' intense Locust

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-83809516493658979512008-11-25T22:54:00.026-05:002011-09-17T17:18:37.373-04:00

Shooting "Their First Time" episode with MAM Director Terence Riley (photo by Elaine Orihuela) Miami Art Guide November / December issue features an in-depth article by Carlos Suarez de Jesus about our project's latest online wetheat.tv programming, with interviews with some of our featured "Drive-By" artists such as Brian Burkhardt, Pablo Cano, and featured "Their First Time" gallerists Nina

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-86721109890491838302008-11-25T22:43:00.020-05:002009-01-15T01:03:26.313-05:00

Last week we launched wetheat.tv series programming with the first three episodes of Studio Drive-By, season one: Frances Trombly, Carlos Betancourt, and Jen Stark. Tomorrow we add Lee Materazzi's episode, with 16 more premiering on wetheat.tv Channel 1 throughout the winter and spring.Check wetheat.tv regularly for new episodes!

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-16028209466189388542008-11-13T13:59:00.030-05:002008-11-13T15:19:02.288-05:00

Bert Rodriguez responds to questions about our miamiHeights profileLast night at Locust Projects, Executive Director Claire Breukel hosted and moderated a talk and screening where we premiered a selection of clips and previews.Many of the artists featured in our Studio Drive-By series were there, including Loriel Beltran, Carlos Betancourt, Trisha Brookbank, Brian Burkhardt, Leyden

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-4017197882236041392008-11-10T14:24:00.014-05:002008-11-10T14:47:51.352-05:00

Our producer Grela Orihuela was featured in MIAMI PHOTO, a Miami-based blog that profiles women in the arts. The keen interview covers many aspects of our project.See it here: http://miamiphotograph.blogspot.com/2008/10/grela-orihuela.htmlAnd bookmark the MIAMI PHOTO blog, it's expansive in coverage yet produces personal profiles that are thoughtful, refined and thorough.

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-29281243940273813132008-10-20T22:09:00.016-04:002011-09-17T17:22:29.275-04:00

On the occasion of the most recent Wynwood Night opening of new Hernan Bas work at Fredric Snitzer Gallery here in Miami, click this link for preview clips from our upcoming documentary feature film "miamiHeights".

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-17716667406877494002008-10-08T16:09:00.010-04:002008-10-20T21:47:29.952-04:00

Brian Burkhardt is featured in the latest episode of our A-Roll series, click the pic to watch it.Check out our first four A-Roll episodes if you haven't yet, from the list in the previous post.

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-5085525116925947312008-10-02T23:27:00.047-04:002008-10-20T21:46:44.054-04:00

Season one of our wetheat.tv series Studio Drive-By launches later this Fall. But right now you can watch the first four installments of its companion series A-Roll, with music by Miami bands and composers.Drive-Bys document impromptu studio visits: snapshot narratives, each a genuine slice-of-life, first-hand perspective in the active timeline of a Miami artist. The action and process we capture

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-38987080142195644362008-06-24T21:57:00.033-04:002011-09-19T12:48:55.222-04:00

Here are two more preview samples from the post-production of our feature film documentary profile of conceptual artist Bert Rodriguez. During the Whitney Biennial show, Bert was interviewed by many journalists from all facets of the media. We covered the media covering Rodriguez for two of the most intriguing articles, a column in The New York Times Metro section and a Time online Guest Blog by

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-75220633569799291052008-06-19T14:06:00.028-04:002008-12-11T21:47:31.919-05:00

This week's Miami New Times covered Wet Heat in the Art section with a thorough piece by Carlos Suarez de Jesus on our first two "miamiHeights" profiles, plus background on the project. Bert Rodriguez provided some vivid quotes for the article. Take a look at the online version here:"Miami's Big Moment in the Arts Hits the Screen"

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-26315765358294204252008-06-05T00:47:00.013-04:002011-09-19T12:50:41.508-04:00

From our film profiles on young artists during a career luanch, here are very brief excerpts from preliminary editing of the feature on Bert Rodriguez, including potent and lively commentary from the the world of the artist, the Art World, and beyond. Bert Rodriguez started 2008 with a "Clearance Sale" that filled half of The Snitzer Gallery booth at ArtLA with hundreds of works from recent shows

Wet Heat Projectnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4556564471738494051.post-81670028114859463382008-06-04T23:24:00.011-04:002011-09-17T17:29:54.612-04:00

Wet Heat has launched its documentary film projects in a big way with two feature-length films: miamiHeights and making sh*t up. Each film chronicles a national career upswing in the trajectory of a Miami-based contemporary artist, into a new orbit of consequence. The experience is both precarious and exhilarating for artist and spectator alike. For more info on Wet Heat documentary films and

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UPDATE NOTE: Miami Premiere ScreeningsApril 17 2009 at 7:30pm: fully booked, sorry!April 18 2009 at 2pm: some seats available The Rubell Family Collection, 95 West 29th Street, Wynwood SEATING IS LIMITED-- RSVP TO:contact@wetheatproject.com Please indicate how many seats are needed. • • • • • • • To see excerpts from our Hernan Bas profile, go to this link:http://

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