Tune in to PBS on Friday, September 7 at 9 PM EST | 8 PM CT for a special screening of the documentary Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray. The film is being screened as part of the "Artists Flight" selection of the American Masters PBS,  and happens to coincide with what would have been the artist’s 78th birthday. Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray, directed by Kristi Zea, is an intimate portrait of the groundbreaking artist Elizabeth Murray. This film explores the relationship between Murray’

Presented by Norte Maar and Bowery Poetry, What Inspired Elizabeth Murray? is a one-night-only event held in the exhibition Elizabeth Murray: Painting in the '80s at Pace's 510 West 25th Street gallery in New York. This collaborative event explores Murray's love of poetry, music, and dance through a special performance experience and a walk through of the exhibition. The event will take place on Tuesday, January 9, from 6–7:30 PM. Tickets are available for $20, which directly supports Norte Maar

The documentary feature, Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray, directed by Kristi Zea and narrated by Meryl Streep, will be showing at the SVA Theater in New York on Monday, November 20 at 7 PM. Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray is an intimate portrait of the groundbreaking artist Elizabeth Murray. This film explores the relationship between Murray’s family life and career, and reconsiders her place in contemporary art history. Verité footage, home videos and excerpts from her journals, voiced

The documentary feature, Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray, directed by Kristi Zea and narrated by Meryl Streep, is heading to Los Angeles for a one-week run at Laemmle's Music Hall Theater in Beverly Hills starting Friday, November 3, 2017. Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray is an intimate portrait of the groundbreaking artist Elizabeth Murray. This film explores the relationship between Murray’s family life and career, and reconsiders her place in contemporary art history. Verité footage, h

Elizabeth Murray and Carmen Herrera: two women who shattered the art world’s glass ceiling Film Forum is pleased to present the US theatrical premieres of Kristi Zea’s EVERYBODY KNOWS…ELIZABETH MURRAY and Alison Klayman’s THE 100 YEARS SHOW, on Wednesday, January 11. These terrific new documentaries on Elizabeth Murray (1940-2007) and Carmen Herrera (b. 1915) constitute a 90-minute program.  New Documentary Portraits Premiere Theatrically on Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at Film Forum.  EVER

Canada Gallery presents Elizabeth Murray curated by Carroll Dunham and Dan Nadel. The exhibition will feature one painting and over 40 drawings from the 1980s and 1990s. Dunham and Nadel highlight their personal connections to Murray in their curatorial collaboration. The exhibtion will be on view from December 12, 2016 to January 29, 2017. There will be an opening reception for the exhibition on Saturday, December 10 from 6-8 PM. Learn more about the exhibition from the Canada Gallery website

This year, Santa Fe Film Festival presents a screening of Everybody Knows...Elizabeth Murray, a documentary directed by Kristi Zea. The film is an intimate portrait of Murray’s life in art that explores the relationship between the artist’s family life and career. Featuring verité footage, home videos and excerpts from her journals voiced by Meryl Streep, Everybody Knows…Elizabeth Murray tells of Murray’s struggle to break art world barriers and become one of the most preeminent painters in cont

Pace Gallery and BAM, in collaboration with Trisha Brown Dance Company, present an exhibition of works by Elizabeth Murray from January 14 to February 15, 2016. Murray’s visual design can also be seen in this season’s presentation of Trisha Brown Dance Company PRESENT TENSE with performances January 28 – 30. For more information on Heart and Mind: Elizabeth Murray visit BAM’s page, here. Click here for ticketing and information to PRESENT TENSE at BAM, here.

FAVORITE paintings in New York museums? You don’t have to be an art critic to have a few, or a few dozen. Winnowing these treasures down to five — the assignment here for three critics for The New York Times — is a pleasant, invigorating yet implicitly arbitrary endeavor. The resulting lists can only be characterized conditionally, as personal, partial or provisional. All told the city offers one of the world’s great accounts of the medium. The paintings selected here range from Giovanni Bellini