ASIFA-East Exposure Sheet

Too Art for TV’s fine art exhibit opened to a packed house on Friday night in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  The exhibit featured fine art across all mediums by many wonderful artists of the local animation industry.  It was a chance to show off another side of their talents, one not done for a particular show or company, but of their own conception.  Major kudos to all in the show.  You rock!!   Some photos of the event are up on my Flickr page.

September 18th, 2009 through October … Continue Reading

Too Art for TV is at it again, featuring all sorts of fine art made by lovely animation industry peoples.  Opening reception for the 4th Annual Fine Art Exhibit is on Friday September 18th, 6pm-9:30pm.

September 18th through October 17th, 2009
at Erebuni, 158 Roebling St. Williamsburg, NY 11211

Click here to see the full list of contributing artists.

After party at Trophy Bar.

Every year, Too Art for TV brings fine art from NYs renowned animation industry artists to the art gallery public.  It’s always a fun show and well attended every year.  Many lovely ASIFA-East members have exhibited with them in the past.

Too Art for TV 4 opens in September of 2009.
Application Deadline is APRIL 30th 2009.

To apply, visit Too Art for TV online.

Photo courtesy of J.J. Sedelmaier

Photo courtesy of J.J. Sedelmaier

Today we bring you Part Two of Richard Gorey’s review of the It All Started Here exhibition, brought to you by Howard Beckerman and J. J. Sedelmaier.
It All Started Here: Part 2

Review by Richard Gorey.

It All Started Here took up two levels of gallery space. The first floor, dominated by a life-sized cutout of Gertie the Dinosaur, … Continue Reading

Today we bring you Part One of Richard Gorey’s wonderful review of the retrospective of NY’s Animation History last month, brought to you by Howard Beckerman and J. J. Sedelmaier. Stay tuned tomorrow, for Part 2.
It All Started Here: Part 1

Review by Richard Gorey.

Howard Beckerman, co-curator of the Westchester Arts Center’s animation exhibit, recently told me, “I’ve always said the two best-kept secrets of world War II were the development of the Atom Bomb and that Animation began–and was still being produced–in New York, not just California.” Last month, Beckerman and animation producer J.J. Sedelmaier helped to … Continue Reading

Welcome back and Happy New Year!!   This looks like a fun event coming up in White Plains, NY.

IT ALL STARTED HERE!
New York’s 103 year relationship with the Animation Industry.

Opening Reception: Saturday, Jan 17, 5-8pm
On View: January 20 – February 28

Curated by Howard Beckerman and J. J. Sedelmaier
Presented by ArtsWestchester in partnership with J. J. Sedelmaier Productions, Inc. and Blue Sky Studios

Robot sculptures by David Lipson

Reported by Katie Cropper.

This past friday Brooklyn bore witness to an onslaught of animators at the third annual Too Art 4 TV gallery show at the Erebuni gallery space in Williamsburg. This year’s show features a wild array of pieces from public art to pixel kitties. The house was packed in tight and the free beer was flowing if you were lucky enough to snag one, compliments of magic hat. The turn out for the event actually made it … Continue Reading