Adrian Eisenhower's short video about Fovea includes a few moments of Ron Haviv's remarks from April 10, 2010 on his experience in Haiti immediately following the earthquake in January. Haviv's Haiti photographs will be on view at Fovea through June 10, 2010. A limited edition book/box of 16 photos of photos by Haviv has been created to raise funds for relief efforts.
This video, other short documentaries and other projects can be found at Adrian's blog On People, places and process.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
bau 51: Catherine Welshman with Adrian Eisenhower, March 14-Apr 5, 2009

The spicy side of bau will be exposed when Catherine Welshman's Girls Gone Wild takes over the space on Saturday March 14.
Saturday will also mark ahomeward trajectory in the perpetual motion of Adrian Eisenhower, who's been abroad for much of the past a couple of years. Adrian will be showing his recent documentary project; XLIV - Photographs from the Presidential Inauguration.
Labels:
Adrian Eisenhower,
bau,
Catherine Welshman,
openings,
Second Saturday
Saturday, November 19, 2005
Happenings @ Chthonic Clash 11.19.05
At The Chthonic Clash on Saturday,
Opening Reception for Protest photographer Adrian
Eisenhower: 6:30-8pm
Provocative and insiteful photographs on view
documenting various protests in New York and
Washington against the War in Iraq, by Cold Spring
artist and explorer Adrian Eisenhower.
www.foreversafari.smugmug.com. Enjoy refresments and
meet photographer Adrian Eisenhower and perhaps get a
chance to discuss with him his experiences being a
part of the growing anti-war movement as a protestor,
artist, and documentarian.
Music by Trevor Exter 8pm $5 Cover.
Trevor's windswept voice and unusual sidekick, a
beat-up cello, take you on a journey into the
less-traveled corners of roots and rootlessness. From
Brooklyn to Berlin, Britain, Brazil, Buenos Aires and
back, this runaway visits us with a sexy original
sound and songs. He practically violates the cello as
he sings, whispers and screams an imaginative
repertoire of instant classics.
Opening Reception for Protest photographer Adrian
Eisenhower: 6:30-8pm
Provocative and insiteful photographs on view
documenting various protests in New York and
Washington against the War in Iraq, by Cold Spring
artist and explorer Adrian Eisenhower.
www.foreversafari.smugmug.com. Enjoy refresments and
meet photographer Adrian Eisenhower and perhaps get a
chance to discuss with him his experiences being a
part of the growing anti-war movement as a protestor,
artist, and documentarian.
Music by Trevor Exter 8pm $5 Cover.
Trevor's windswept voice and unusual sidekick, a
beat-up cello, take you on a journey into the
less-traveled corners of roots and rootlessness. From
Brooklyn to Berlin, Britain, Brazil, Buenos Aires and
back, this runaway visits us with a sexy original
sound and songs. He practically violates the cello as
he sings, whispers and screams an imaginative
repertoire of instant classics.
Labels:
Adrian Eisenhower,
Chthonic Clash,
exhibits,
performance
Location:
418 Main St, Beacon, NY 12508, USA
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