Godwin-Ternbach Museum Artist & Curator TALK: Ntombephi “Induna” Ntobela...
Take a look at @gtmuseum's video of Ubuhle Women artist Ntombephi Induna Ntobela and curator Beverley Gibson from late last year.
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Godwin-Ternbach Museum Artist & Curator TALK: Ntombephi “Induna” Ntobela...
Take a look at @gtmuseum's video of Ubuhle Women artist Ntombephi Induna Ntobela and curator Beverley Gibson from late last year.

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This is how it begins. I get phone calls and emails almost every day requesting information on our museum’s permanent collection and exhibitions. 90% of the inquiries are for our world’s fair materials. Then about 9 % inquiring about our exhibitions and collections of modernist and contemporary art. Then there’s the remaining 1% — inquiries that I’m sure I’ll never be able to answer on esoteric items hidden deep within the museum’s collective history and memory.
On March 3rd, I received an email from Andrew Lampert, Curator of Collections at Anthology Film Archives, in which he requested assistance for a preservation project they are hoping to undertake. He is in search of a short 16mm film, MISSION TO MONGO, by critic/filmmaker Jim Hoberman. The film was purchased in the late 1970s from Jim by Debby Feinstein who worked in the museum’s education department. Anthology is interested in securing the museum’s copy of the film for their grant application which is due by the end of the month. All other extant copies are in poor condition with heavy color fading and damage.
MISSION TO MONGO???
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Image: Frank Oscar Larson, Johnny Guitar I, 1954. digital print scanned from film negative
Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Street Stories
February 5 – May 20, 2012
Queens Museum of Art
Opening reception February 4, 2012
6:00 – 10:00 pm
Born in Greenpoint, Brooklyn of Swedish immigrant parents, Frank Oscar Larson (1896-1964) lived in Flushing, Queens most of his life. As an adult, Larson spent his days at a branch of the Empire Trust Company, working his way up through the ranks from auditor to vice-president, and spare time on weekends taking photographs of street life throughout New York City. He was an accomplished photographer who eloquently documented 1950s Chinatown, the Bowery, Hell’s Kitchen, Times Square, Central Park, and much more. An avid, empathetic observer of the life of the streets, in Larson’s eyes, the mundane often became miraculous.
Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Street Stories has been compiled from thousands of negatives recently discovered in 2009 stored in Larson’s daughter-in-law’s house in Maine. His grandson, Soren, a television news camera man and producer, has been scanning and printing the 55 year old images found in over 100 envelopes filled with mostly medium format, 2-1/4 x 2-1/4″ negatives produced with his beloved Rolleiflex Automat Model 4 camera.
Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Street Stories has been curated by Louise Weinberg, Archives Manager.
This exhibition has been made possible with funding provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and New York State Council on the Arts.
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