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Æ & Nanuka Tchitchoua: Moving Images and Song
at the Velaslavasay Panorama

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Seeing-Being-Dwelling

Gregg Fleishman and Nana Tchitchoua

Opening reception: Sunday, June 14, 2009

6 pm - 9 pm

Gregg Fleishman Studio

3850 Main St
Culver City, CA, 90232
t. 310.202.6108

Gregg Fleishman and Nana Tchitchoua present new works in the exhibition Seeing-Being-Dwelling, a mixed-media exploration of the world around us, the world within us and our situation with regard to them both.

Gregg Fleishman continues to create new concepts in his signature call for green architecture - devising novel, puzzle like structures and constructing sacred spaces. He will be presenting an ingenious new set of forms, useable as insulating elements and economical emergency shelters, and new versions of his modular Shelter Systems with an elegant aesthetic sensibility.

Nana Tchitchoua's new drawings and paintings are vibrant with life, luminous kaleidoscopes romantically intertwining humans and wildlife. Her work offers us a visual embrace on the way to an inner world, an up close and personal experience with birds and animals. Textural stencil works made from scraps comprise the graphic environments - a magical coexistence of elements.

As a continuing theme of the previous collaborative exhibitions such as ìThe Kindergarten for All Agesî, the new works presented in Seeing-Being-Dwelling seek to navigate cultural divisions and fixed boundaries in order to discover ways of simpler and better living. This exhibition is dedicated to all the glimmers of awareness, possible solutions, and constructive approaches.

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Ongoing Exhibition at Gregg Fleishman Studio

3850 Main Street Culver City CA 90232
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Previous Shows and Screenings

The Kindergarten for all Ages
Other 'Zones' II: The Garden and The Cube

Opening Reception and Gregg Fleishmans Birthday
Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 7:00pm
Gregg Fleishman | Nana Tchitchoua | Rachel Portenstein

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Other "Zones"

March 31 - May 1, 2007
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 31, 7pm

Gregg Fleishman Studio with Nana Tchitchoua

3850 Main Street Culver City CA 90232

Gregg Fleishman Studio is pleased to present Other "Zones", an exhibition considering the intersection of architecture, art and education. Featuring a collaboration with Nana Tchitchoua and a sampling of children's art, the exhibition is both a social/architectural experiment and an analogy with games advocating new modes of survival, living experimentally to transform social relations by manipulating space and time. Other "Zones" is centered around interactive architecture and puzzle-paintings which invite public participation and reflection on the problems of time, distance, history, and the future in a call for radical reconstruction.

Proceeds from this exhibit will benefit Dadabiti Avant-Ura! (The Laboratory of Innovative and Conceptual Forms or the Kindergarten for all Ages) an organization formed by Nana which will facilitate the transportation of a full sized Shelter Structure to the Almond Gardens in Tbilissi, Georgia, where it will have a life as The Muse Fortress.

TOMORROWLAND: CalArts in Moving Pictures

Impressions from Rustaveli:
An interpretation of a romantic poem by an eleventh-century Georgian monk.
SCREENING AT THE NYC MoMA

The Museum of Modern Art, NYC
May 25 - August 13 2006
39 Provocative Programs, Over 200 Filmmakers

This exhibition celebrates more than three decades of intimate, inventive, and technically sophisticated student filmmaking and videomaking, and features a breathtaking range of nonfiction, narrative, animation, and experimental styles and genres. Particular focus is given to the famed animation program, where students have used everything from cutting-edge computer and optical printing technologies--many of which they developed themselves--to homespun materials like chewing-gum wrappers, nail polish remover, and lint. TOMORROWLAND is the most comprehensive exhibition that MoMA has devoted to an American Film School.

Organized by Joshua Siegel, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media, The Museum of Modern Art.

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