Blizzard 2010, Brooklyn

The website for "The Way Back", new Peter Weir movie about an escape from Siberia gulag (based on a true story) is up and there is a link (in the Gallery section) to the Polish Army Veterans Digital Archive.

Holiday's Self-portrait, NYC 2010

Peter Greenaway in NY, 2010

NYC, 2010

Hiroshi Sugimoto: The Day After at Pace Gallery, NYC.

Lightning Fields, Seascapes, The Faraday Cage

Fall, 2010

Manhattan,2010

Manhattan,2010

Manhattan, 2010

Manhattan.2010

East Village, NYC 2010

Video store, Greenpoint, Brooklyn

New York Film Festival: Richard Pena, director of NYFF with the producer Paulo Branco and screenwriter Carlos Sabogo after press screening of "Mysteries of Lisbon" dir. Raul Ruiz

NYC. Alan's Alley video store: In memoriam of wonderful man and great artist Arthur Penn

Director Frederick Wiseman via Skype and Richard Pen, director of NYFF discussing film after the screening of "Boxing Gym".

Julie Taymor after screening of "The Tempest" at 48th NY Film Festival

Director Charles Ferguson and Charles Morris, author of "The Trillion Dollar Meltdown: Easy Money, High Rollers and the Great Credit Crash" at press conference after screening "Inside job", fascinating documentary on Great Recession.

23rd street video store

The 48th NY Film Festival just started. A lots of interesting, beautiful, meaningful movies. My favorites so far: Manuel Oliveira "The Strange Case of Angelica", "My Uncle Boonme Who Can Recalls Past Lives" and "The Social Network" by David Fincher.
Great documentaries: Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack Cardiff", "The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceausescu", "Nurnberg", "LennonNYC", "A Letter to Elia".

"The Social Network" press conference at 48 NYFF

David Fincher, Scott Rudin, Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield Justin Timberlake after the screening of "The Social Network" at NY Film Festival press conference

IFP: Big Ideas for the Small Screen: internet forms ( web serials and short contents) and its importance for emerging writers and directors in discussion with Ben Jospeh (Collage Humor), Fred Sibert (Next New Networks), Yancey Strickler (Kickstarter), Thom Woodley (Dinosaur Diorama)

IFP Filmmakers Conference: In Conversation with directors Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman ( American Splendor) - very interesting discussion about filmmakers in a constantly changing industry.

New York Film Festival: after screening of "LennonNYC" director Micheal Epstein and moderator Scott Foundas

after screening of "Uncle Boonme Who Can Recall His Past Lives", director with Richard Pena, director of the NY Film Festival

Independent Film Market Conference. Day One: Future of Film- discussion film versus digital, marketing, cross media with directors Paola Mendoza (Entre Nos), Josh Mond (Afterschool), Ben Safdie (Go Get Some Rosemary), Bradford Young, dp (Mississippi Damned)

Coney Island, day after Labor Day,2010

on my way to Fire Island, 2010

Georgia O'Keeffe: The Dinner Party, Judy Chicago at Brooklyn Museum

Virginia Woolf: The Dinner Party, Judy Chicago at Brooklyn Museum

Emily Dickinson: The Dinner Party, Judy Chicago at Brooklyn Museum

Judy Chicago. The Dinner Party at Brooklyn Museum

West Village, 2010

East Village. 2010

Greenpoint Avenue subway station, 2010

Greenpoint Avenue subway station. 2010

Heat wave, 2010

Andy Warhol, Greenpoint Avenue station, Greenpoint, 2010

still from Wasteland

Sunrise , Greenpoint 2010

An End of An Era. Nolita Video Store, NY 2010

East Village, NY 2010

Manhattan from Governor's Island

Saturday in the Park. East Village. Dance Parade 2010

Yayoi Kusama Violet Obsession from MoMA installation "Mind ana Matter: Alternative Abstractions, 1940 to Now" presenting international women artist (Luise Bourgeois, Rachel Whiteread, Gego) abstract work

Nan Goldin's wall

200 works by women artist in MoMA's Photography Galeries. From work of Anna Atkins (1850s), American Frances Bejamin Johnston, Gertrude Kasebier to works of Dorothea Lange, Helen Levitt and Diane Arbus, Cindy Sherman, Nan Goldin and many others

End of an era. Champagne video ( remember one of Seinfelds episodes?) is closed.

Doug and Mike Starn, Big Bambu, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY 2010

Doug and Mike Starn at the opening of Big Bambu at the Metropolitan Museum of Art