Pace On Screen Splash Events Pace On Screen: Sixty Years A Curated Series of Online Film Screenings Premiering Monday, October 12, 2020 Pace On Screen: Sixty Years presents a series of six films that reflect the legacy, forward thinking, and radical lineage of Pace Gallery from its founding in 1960 to today.Curated by Pace Curatorial Director, Mark Beasley, Pace On Screen: Sixty Years contextualizes the practices of the following five artists within the worlds in which they were working: Jean Dubuffet, Lynda Benglis, Louise Nevelson, Vito Acconci, and Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Over the course of five online screening days—launching October 12 and airing on four subsequent Mondays—the series demonstrates the role of film in capturing the evolving history of a progressive Modernism through a series of singular, yet interconnected, artistic experiences. Read More Still from The Artist Studio: Jean Dubuffet (2010), directed by Michael Blackwood, Courtesy of Michael Blackwood Productions Premiering Monday, Oct 12, 2020The Artist's Studio:Jean Dubuffet2010 | 36 minDirected by Michael BlackwoodCourtesy of Michael Blackwood ProductionsThe Artist’s Studio (2010) invites viewers to follow Jean Dubuffet in his realization of the seminal performance piece Coucou Bazar (1973), as painting is transformed into architecture and environment. This initial film coincides with our New York presentation of (opens in a new window) Le cirque, a habitable environment on view through October 24, 2020 that Dubuffet—a foundational artist for Pace, whom we have represented since 1967—first conceived and sculpted in 1970.Learn More & Register Still from Now (1973), produced by Lynda Benglis © Lynda Benglis, courtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, vdb.org Premiering Monday, Oct 26, 2020Now1973 | 11 minBy Lynda BenglisCourtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, vdb.orgNow (1973) and Female Sensibility (1973) are examples of the early ground-breaking video works of Lynda Benglis that challenge notions of what it was to be a woman and an artist at the height of the feminist movement.Learn More & Register Still from Female Sensibility (1973), produced by Lynda Benglis © Lynda Benglis, courtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, vdb.org Premiering Monday, Oct 26, 2020Female Sensibility1973 | 13 minBy Lynda BenglisCourtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (vdb.org)Female Sensibility (1973) features the artist and her friend Marilyn Lenkowsky taking turns directing each other and submitting to each other's kisses and caresses as it becomes increasingly obvious that the camera is their main point of focus.Learn More & Register Still from Nevelson in Process (1978), produced by Susan Fanshel and Jill Godlimow, courtesy of WNET Premiering Monday, Nov 9, 2020Nevelson in Process1978 | 29 minDirected by Susan Fanshel and Jill GodlimowThe sculpture and pioneering thinking of Louise Nevelson, as evidenced in her site-specific and installation works, are captured in Nevelson in Process (1977).Learn More & Register Still from The Red Tapes (1976), produced by Vito Acconci © Acconci Studio, courtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, vdb.org Premiering Monday, Nov 23, 2020The Red Tapes1976 | 141 minBy Vito AcconciCourtesy of Video Data Bank at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, vdb.orgCapturing New York in the ‘70s, Acconci’s The Red Tapes (1976) records the diaristic musings of the artist in a “topography of the self” constructed using video and self-portraiture to define the artist as revolutionary.Learn More & Register Still from Islands (1986), directed by Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin, courtesy of Janus Films Premiering Monday, Dec 7, 2020Islands: Christo andJeanne-Claude1986 | 56 minDirected by Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte ZwerinCourtesy of Janus Films, Inc.Environment, engineering, and public art meet in Islands (1987), a Maysles Brothers’ documentary that reveals the steps taken by Christo and Jeanne-Claude to encircle eleven islands in Miami’s Biscayne Bay with 6.5 million square feet of pink fabric.Learn More & Register Journal View All Exhibitions Emergent Patterns Drop-in family workshop on the occasion of Yto Barrada: Bite the Hand Apr 23, 2024 Content All the World in a Painting Apr 13, 2024 News Announcing Representation of The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative Apr 12, 2024 Content Painting as Process and Performance Apr 08, 2024 News — Pace On Screen: Sixty Years, Oct 9, 2020