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Frank Pictures Gallery
Bergamot Station Gallery A-5
2525 Michigan Avenue
Santa Monica California 90404
Tel. 310-828-0211
Fax. 310-828-0221
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NEW LIVE PERFORMANCE AT FRANK PICTURES GALLERY
"Specular" LIVE Video Installation Performance
WHEN: January 17, 2009
PERFORMANCE TIMES: 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m.

Trenda will perform, “Specular”, a video installation performance piece playing with archetypes of “narcissism”. She will float on an immersive cloud of reflection creating a sense of vertigo. With vibrant deep blues and silk reds, the piece will have light projection and technology. Standing on a crystal like plane, with a mask of dual faces, Trenda will perform with movements influenced by butoh performance and modern dance. This perforamance is also apart of the closing reception of Frank Pictures Gallery and a special event of Photo Los Angeles.

"Specular" Solo Exhibition at Frank Pictures Gallery
November 8, 2009 - January 2, 2010.

The 19th Annual International
Los Angeles Photographic Art Exposition

Trenda will showcase work at Frank Pictures Gallery's Booth

Fair Location

Santa Monica Civic
1855 Main Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401-3209
310.458.8551

Opening Night Reception  
January, 14th 6 - 9 pm Opening Night Reception
Benefitting Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Hosted By David La Chapelle & Christopher Lowell

Fair Hours
Friday, January 15th 11am - 7pm
Saturday, January 16th 11am - 7pm
Sunday, January 17th 11am - 6pm

ONGOING PROJECT:
Artistas: the Maiden, Mother,
and Crone a film by Sue May


Click Here To See Trailer

Artists: Leonora Carrington, Elizabeth Catlett, Aliria Morales, Grimanesa Amoros, and Tiffany Trenda

The feature documentary, Artistas: The Maiden, Mother, and Crone will document and unveil the lives and works of one new-on-the-scene and four prominent female artists at different stages of their careers and lives.  The criterion for the subject/artist selection is that each artist is a “working artist” and creating “Fine Art,” which is defined as “Art created for purely aesthetic expression, communication, or contemplation.”  The film will be metaphorically and stylistically based on the concept of the Triple Goddess, the ancient triad of birth/youth (“Maiden”), life/fertility (“Mother”), and death/wisdom (“Crone”).  For the purpose of the film, the filmmaker will use the Triple Goddess concept as an intergenerational stepping-stone for the creative, functional, and discovery processes, thus connecting the artists’ stories and the fine art world while focusing on the following themes: Gender, Age, Ethnicity, and Economics.

© 2009 Tiffany Trenda