(1880-2023)
From Ireland to NYC; Italy to Newark
(1880-2023)
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ArtsPRunlimited, Inc Read StoryDonate Now We enjoyed pur venture to The Noguchi Museum. Founded in 1985 by category-defying artist Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988), The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum (now known as The Noguchi Museum), was the first museum in the United States to be established, designed, and installed by a living artist to show their own work. Located in Long Island City, Queens, the Museum itself is widely viewed as among the artist’s greatest achievements.This included Ja docent tout on November 4, 2023. Calendar for ArtsPRunlimited for season.Noguchi Museum and Garden.Japanese/American Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) artist/sculptor/architect. Noguchi also worked with Martha Graham as Set Designer for many years and her Company. Join us this Saturday .Noguchi in Long Island City, Queens, NY on November 4, 2023 at approximately 1pm. We are organzing a few car pools and other colleagues in Queens including Christine Kuhnke will be meeting us there. Ms. Kuhnke has been a Dancer, Choreographer and Physical Therapist as well. FMI 973-482-0747. We are affiliated with Fractured Atlas at ArtsPR: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/arts-prunlimited-inc/general_support Noguchi Museum 20 reviews#2 of 24 things to do in Long Island City Thirteen galleries and an outdoor sculpture garden are the settings for the wide collection of art work by Japanese American sculptor Full view Holding the world’s largest collection of his works, it features open air and indoor galleries in a repurposed 1920s industrial building and a serene outdoor sculpture garden. Consistent with Noguchi’s interest in art being experiential, works are often displayed without barriers or interpretation to encourage visitors to form personal and introspective connections. Accompanying the permanent installations placed by Noguchi, the Museum presents temporary exhibitions exploring themes in Noguchi’s work, his milieu and collaborators, and his enduring influence today among contemporary practitioners across disciplines. It exhibits a comprehensive selection of Noguchi’s material culture, from sculpture, models, and drawings, to his personal possessions, and manages the artist’s archives and catalogue raisonné. Through its rich collection, exhibitions, and programming, the Museum facilitates scholarship and learning for audiences of all ages and backgrounds.   GREAT ARTISTS IN MY LIFE: Both from PBS documentaries and in person. All noteworthy like Antonio Masini, Francis Bacon, Ralph Fassanella, Isabella Pizzano, Joan DeNiscia, Jack Frankfurter, Matthew Courtney, Arte Povero, as well as Isamu Noguchi in Century 21.Gertrude AbercrombieAmerican Painter (1909-77) Gertrude Abercrombie was an American painter based in Chicago. Called “the queen of the bohemian artists”, Abercrombie was involved in the Chicago jazz scene and was friends with musicians such as Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and Sarah Vaughan, whose music inspired her own creative work. Abercrombie’s motifs included owls, moonlit landscapes, and cats, as seen in her work The Courtship (1949), which she painted in a controlled palette of colors. “I am not interested in complicated things nor in the commonplace, I like to paint simple things that are a little strange.” THE SCULPTURES OF GONZALO FONSECA – https://stateoftheartsnyc.wordpress.com › 2017 › 12 › 17. The Noguchi Museum presented a retrospective exhibition of the sculptural work of Gonzalo Fonseca (1922–97), a major figure in the development of modern Latin American art who created some of the most enchanting sculptures of his day.The work here in marble evokes his mastery of form as he drew on ancient cultures in a modern form. Astonishing work. Norman Treigle in NYCity Opera production of Carlisle Floyd’s SUSANNAH with Marilyn Niska in 1971 and below the 1958 premiere. Treigle scored his first significant success, as the tormented Reverend Olin Blitch, in the New York premiere of Floyd’s Susannah and at Brussels World’s Fair (1958). Treigle became arguably one of the top bass-baritone of the Americas. His greatest triumph was in Arrigo Boito’s MEFISTOFELE which I saw numerous times bringing many friends and colleagues to see it as well. Treigle unfortunately died in 1975 at 47 at the cusp of his career.   Isamu Noguchi Museum, LIC, NY     |
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Cinerama 2023
| Congratulations! “organized labor” (AuthorHouse.com) won Best Audio Project in Paris. Beyond the Curve International Film Festival,Paris, France 3/8/23 You’ve received yet another selection on FilmFreeway! We’re so happy for you and all your success. Keep up the amazing work! Share this amazing news! Share on Twitter Post on Facebook SRO Crowd in Montclair on 1/26/23. The Curve of History.Know Nothing Party, to Lincoln, Thomas Edison, and Lumiere Brothers,from West Orange to Lyon, France inventing cinema to us. |
 Millard Fillmore ran for the presidency in 1856 for the Know-Nothing Party, an anti-Catholic, anti-immigrant party. Lincoln ran as a Republican who repudiated the Know Nothings in the 1861 election. 1968  Eisenstein and Prokofiev on the march in this 1930’s Russian masterpiece on ice.    |    THE CARDINALwas a Film by Otto Preminger.whenKKK Burned Crosses were against Catholic’s too.It played at theWellmont Theatre. Historic Clairidge TheatreCINERAMA Venue from 1960-65.  Wide screen for THE GODFATHER and films by Federico Fellini, Robert Altman, BULLITT; etc. | The Lumiere Institute in Lyon, France that witnessed the Birth of French Cinema in 1895. Notable Museum and Film Festival’s including Francis Ford Coppola when i was in Lyon, France, as a Guest of French Cultural Services for cultural exchange. Of special note Lyon is also sister City to Paterson, NJ as a neighbor to Montclair.  1968-1980Grunnings in Montclair. Olympia Dukakis1972-1990in Montclair:Stunning Mother Courage andbanned all femaleWaiting for Godot by Beckett estate in Paris.   |
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Beethoven won in 2023.
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Film Freeway: Awards/Certificates for
“Newark, Italy and me” (Lulu.com)
AMERICAN PHANTASMAGORIA (Lulu.com)
DEATH OF HERCULES via Sophocles’ WOMEN OF TRACHIS (Short Film)
SACCO & VANZETTI: BURN… (Award winning Short Film)
Outstanding Achievement/Honorable Mention in Napoli; Philadelphia; Milan, Berlin, New Orleans, Paris, Anatolia, Turkey, Kurdistan, Iraq.
EXITS & ENTRANCES (AuthorHouse.com) Memoir.book.
6 Awards for my books in 2023.
      Italy, Newark (Nevarca) and me receives 6 nodson (Lulu.com) from 1883-2021. 3 Awards as Winner Rome; NYC/India.1 Semi-Finalist,New Orleans1 Nominee1 Selectedby Film Freewayin Rome, Berlin, 8 1/2 in Rome, New Orleans, Atlantis in Los Angeles in 2023.        THE COLUMBUS STATUES IN NEWARK- The Statues Were Erected to Quell the Persecution of Italian Americans During the Red Scare By Daniel P Quinn http://onlineprimo.com. Editor’s Note: Mr. Quinn is the author of “Newark, Italy + Me.”You can purchase his book at Amazon.com or Lulu.com. THE COLUMBUS STATUES IN NEWARK– The Statues Were Erected to Quell the Persecutionof Italian Americans During the Red Scare– The Statues Were Torn Down by Mayor Ras Baraka in 2020 Without Deliberation or Any Input fromItalian Americans in the City One Christopher Columbus (1972) statue endorsed by Congressman Peter Rodino used to stand on Bloomfield Avenue near North 8th Street. The city says it does not know who is responsible for taking it down.Newark also removed another original Columbus statue from Washington Park (1925-2022) that honored Giuseppe Verdi and Italian immigrant history in Newark. The Dawn of Nevarca (Newark’s Little Italy) from 1885 when they fled economic hardship and poverty of the impoverished Mezzogiorno region. Southern Italy (Il Sud) was the raison d’etre for Newark’s Little Italy. Phonetically, Nevarca, was a Southern Italian contraction for their New Ark in America. Antonio Caruso (my great-Grandfather) arrived in the 1880’s and became a grocer in the First Ward on 8th Ave (now Central Ward). His wife’s maiden name was Tuosto. The family attended St Lucy’s Church. All nine children worked in the grocery store to help the family earn a living. The immigrant Italians suffered deportations and discrimination. In part, this came out of the 1912, 1913 and 1919 labor strikes in Paterson and Lowell, Massachusetts. Deportations began the FBI career of 24-year-old J. Edgar Hoover. The Red Scare began after the Russian Revolution in 1917-20. Labor activists like the Irish native Elizabeth Gurley Flynn spoke at the American Labor Museum Botto House during the 1913 Paterson strike. Russian émigré Emma Goldman was also active in the pursuit of workers rights and living wages. She was later deported back to Russia. A Shoe Factory Payroll robbery in 1920 in South Braintree, Massachusetts had Nicola Sacco & Bartolomeo Vanzetti (Sacco & Vanzetti) arrested for the crime. Terrified, they spoke little English. They became a media sensation of the radical left and the hard rock conservatives in Boston. They endured two infamous trials to be convicted of “consciousness of guilt” and executed by electric chair in 1927. While in Italy, the other elephant was Mussolini (1883-1945) who rose to power in 1922 . |
Not Angela’s ashes but close enuf.
| DPQuinn | New Jersey First Person—-here we/I go. Having now read hundreds of articles on high tech salaries and nirvana—let me respond. Before Manhattan Theatre Club made a nest egg on Broadway, I spent 2 years there as a New Script Consultant and was never paid ANYTHING but rewarded w/a Program Credit. Several years later, I was asked to save The Writers Room from imminent closure. While I worked there as a Consultant for 2 years I was paid but not on salary. Then, I looked askew at the Irish Arts Center and began my work there from 1985-91 on and off-salary. This occurred to me because Ash Wednesday was yesterday. While at IAC I was screamed at by my Irish Protestant boss to leave the building because I had gotten ashes. I had never understood “the troubles” until that day when they were spit in my face on W. 51 St., in Manhattan. The non-profit sector is nor a nirvana either. |
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Mussolini was also called IL DUX from the Latin enschrined still today on a mountaintop between Rietti and Rome. CHILLING still in 2023.
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Really? That’s incorrect Latin and Italian. Isn’t it either “il duce” (Italian) or “dux” (Latin)?
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@Cory It was a made up word combining elements of both.
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Lulu.com and my books for sale.
9 Awards for four of our submissions from Sophocles till 2023.
Stanley Film Awards
AMERICAN PHANTASMAGORIA
February 10, 2023
In Consideration
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Swedish International Film Festival
AMERICAN PHANTASMAGORIA
January 9, 2023
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The Filmmaker’s Space Film Festival
SACCO & VANZETTI: BURN !!!
December 30, 2022
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Roma Short Film Festival
Italy, Newark (Nevarca) and me 1922-2022
December 5, 2022
In Consideration
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Red Moon Film Festival (7th Season)
Italy, Newark (Nevarca) and me 1922-2022
November 30, 2022
In Consideration
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One-Reeler Short Film Competition
SACCO & VANZETTI: BURN !!!
July 25, 2022
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Sweet Democracy Film Awards
Death of Hercules
May 9, 2022
In Consideration
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Sweet Democracy Film Awards
SACCO & VANZETTI: BURN !!!
April 9, 2022
In Consideration
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Beyond the Curve International Film Festival
Death of Hercules
August 25, 2021
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Our support of Ukraine Ballet in NJ.
| Your comment has been approved! Thank you for sharing your thoughts with The New York Times community. DPQuinn | New Jersey In December and January I was fortunate to have organized 16 colleagues and friends to support and see The Ukranian State Ballet at NJPAC. They did THE NUTCRACKER and SLEEPING BEAUTY to nearly full houses in Newark. NJPAC is a ballet desert, in many ways but members of these audiences rose to support these dancers en masse in NJ. It was all very exciting on a metaphysical level as well except for the shortage of programs at both performances. And their technique to utilize the taped music as well, but WE welcomed them back to Newark and would do so again as well. View your comment If you’re having trouble viewing your comment, please copy and paste this link in your browser: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/31/arts/dance/united-ukrainian-ballet-ratmansky-washington.html#commentsContainer&permid=122909445:122909445 |
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