Hartnett Gallery

Live conversation with Sarah Friedland, join us on zoom https://rochester.zoom.us/j/94806347689

Glowing review by Adina Glickstein of Assembled Choreographies for Hyperallergic <3 <3

Hartnett Gallery is pleased to present "an evening with Sarah Friedland," TONIGHT, April 12th at 8pm (EST). The evening will start with a one-time online screening featuring Drills (2020) and Home Exercises (2017), followed by a conversation with the artist and gallery directors. The screening will start at 8pm (EST) on Hartnett’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfGsN2iohZ4tj4VVqUV7_bQ The conversation will start at 8:45pm (EST) on Zoom: https://rochester.z...oom.us/j/94806347689 "an evening with Sarah Friedland" is part of "Sarah Friedland: Assembled Choreographies," the first digital presentation of CROWDS (2019), a 3-channel video installation which is on view on our website until April 26. Sarah Friedland is a filmmaker and choreographer working at the intersection of moving images and moving bodies. Don't miss the opportunity to read "Murmurations: A Conversation Between Sarah Friedland and Tess Takahashi" on CROWDS, a new commissioned writing piece featuring a discussion between Sarah Friedland and Tess Takahashi on the CROWDS website.

Our virtual exhibition "Sarah Friedland: Assembled Choreographies" is on view on our website until April 26. Presenting a new digital interface for CROWDS designed by Sarah and Jonas Eltes. The exhibition is accompanied by "Murmurations," a new commissioned writing piece featuring a discussion between Sarah Friedland and Tess Takahashi. We will be also screening "Drills" (2020) and "Home Exercises "(2017) on April 12 at 8pm with a live conversation with Sarah afterwards. In... addition excerpts from the first channel of CROWDS will be screened in public spaces across the University of Rochester: - from March 29 until April 26: at the Shops area outside of the Common Market, located in Wilson Commons Student Activities - on 3/31, 4/9, and 4/22 on the screens in the Richard Feldman Ballroom located on the second floor of the Frederick Douglass Commons building. http://blogs.rochester.edu/hartnett/

Performative reading by Crystal Z Campbell followed by a conversation with Julie Niemi, and Almudena Escobar López as part of the exhibition "from the corner of my eye" on view at Hartnett until March 22.