Art Art &Daily post 20 Mar 2009 08:17 am
$9.99/Patti/Natasha
- Tatia Rosenthal‘s clay animated feature, $9.99, will make its NY debut as part of the Lincoln Center Festival: New Directors/New Films. Her film will be screened twice:
Sunday March 29th at 70pm at MOMA and
Wednesday April 1st at 9pm at the Walter Reade Theater in Lincoln Center.
Tickets can be bought on line or at the door for $10.
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A show of photographs by artist, Patti Smith opened last night at:
the Robert Miller Gallery
524 West 26th Street
(212) 366 4774
The show will run from March 19 through April 18th.
Like everything else from this extraordinary artist, the work is beautiful, poetic and well worth your interest. Go.
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- Speaking of wrenching, following the sad events leading to the death of Natasha Richardson was so sad.
Months ago Heidi and I happened to be sitting just behind her and Liam Neeson at a performance of Les Liaisons Dangereuses at the Roundabout Theater. They made a couple of small quiet comments during the show. She rested her head on his shoulders several times. I’m sure they felt unwatched (as much as any celebrity in public can be) and were so obviously in love with each other.
The funeral home used for the wake is a block away from____They left at intermission,
my studio. It’s listed as “Greenwich Village Funeral Home,____though they undoubtedly
but they obviously use another name over their front door.___went backstage to see
___________________________________________________Ms. Linney. Throughout this entire week’s events, I was only able to think of the two of them as they were at that performance. She with head on his shoulder. Alive and human.
on 20 Mar 2009 at 7:25 pm 1.Jenny said …
That’s a lovely memory to have.
Both of them have an aura of basic, true, decent humanity-of solidity, and they seemed such a wonderful couple. I’ve been aware of her since she was young and appearing in UK TV productions; her Sally Bowles was one of those performances that I really wished I’d flown into NY to see.
I’m sure Liam Neeson and her family is in complete shock right now-the clinical kind of shock. It’s such a horrible loss and the only positive aspect is the love and support of their friends of which they have legions, well deserved.
on 21 Mar 2009 at 2:27 pm 2.Pete Emslie said …
That was really nice to read, Michael. I’m happy that she and Liam were such a loving couple. I also did a small tribute to Natasha on my blog, as I feel that she had that quality of movie “royalty”, that is missing from much of today’s Hollywood.