Olpalka Works

Note from Egypt to Albany.
Brady of Broadway: Searching for Celebrity at Opalka will exhibit both oils and watercolors, including the dynamic composition for 5-panels, Photography as Performance.

Olpalka gallery in Albany, June 4-July 30, 2010


More about Brady of Broadway: http://ransomingbrady.blogspot.com/2010/03/brady-of-broadway.html

Phillips Travels Back to Egypt

John Ransom Phillips has gone back to his house in Egypt to continue his spiritual and artistic explorations.

Further Information:
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Phillips Off to Egypt

Brady Exhibition Scheduled

Preliminary dates have been set for the Matthew Brady battlefield series at the Albany Institute of History & Art.
This show is slated for June 19th through the October 3, 2010.

More details as they become available.

More About Brady: http://ransomingbrady.blogspot.com/

Brady of Broadway at the Olpalka Gallery

Brady Through a Glass Door, 2006,
oil on canvas, 70×40 inches

Brady of Broadway returns to his roots upstate to show at the well-designed Olpalka gallery in Albany, June 4-July 30, 2010. Still working out details but oils and watercolors will portray status and celebrity as staged by the 19th century photographer.

Hawass at the American University in Cairo

The Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Zahi Hawass spoke at the American University in Cairo last week about new discoveries at Giza and Komel-Dikka.



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Morgan Library Declines Papyrus Works

Barbara Fultz, long time collector of John Ransom Phillips and Tribeca business woman recently offered to donate three works on papyrus from the Book of the Dead series to the Morgan Library. This series is beautifully illustrated in Phillips recent publication “A Contemporary Book of the Dead”

The Morgan Library turned down her offer.

More: Morgan Spurns Works

John Ransom Phillips moderates: Erick Hawkins Aesthetics

Join John Ransom Phillips as he discusses the Hawkins aesthetic with dance critic, Anna Kisselgoff; Hawkins mask designer and visual artist, Ralph Lee; lighting designer, Chenault Spence; and conductor, Joel Thome.

Poet, philosopher and modern dance pioneer Erick Hawkins developed an integrated life-art philosophy far ahead of his time.

Date & Time: Sat, Jan 9, 2010, 2:30pm-4:00pm
Location: Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street
For More Information: 92nd Street Y