BEN TODICA: Rezultatele căutării pentru Ileana Costea

Se afișează postările sortate după relevanță pentru interogarea Ileana Costea. Sortați după dată Afișați toate postările

sâmbătă, 2 ianuarie 2016

Happy New Year – Bonne Annee – An Nou Fericit – With a painting by Jerry and some links (you might have seen before)

Best to you,

Ileana and Jerry

AB-RR-DU

http://acum.tv/articol/74733/ (in romana, publicat in diverse ziare/reviste romanesti)

“Poezie, literatură, istorie şi memorie – cu Ana Blandiana şi Romulus Rusan pe Coasta de Vest a SUA.“ de Ileana Costea (11-7-2015).

http://gathering2105.weebly.com (both for Romanian and non-Romanian speaking people)

(En) Picture Gallery from the I. C. ART Ileana Costea’s event/reception on June 14, 2015.

(Ro) Galleria de poze de la receptia/eveniment de la I.C. ART, resedinta Ilenei Costea, pe 14 iunie 2015, in Encino. Fotograf: Armando Tellez.

www.ic-art-gallery.com/AB-RR-DU.pdf (in English translation)

(En) The article by Ileana Costea about the US West Coast tour of the Romanian Writers Ana Blandiana – Romulus Rusan – Doina Uricariu in June 2015 which was published in various Romanian magazines and newspapers; this link gives the English translation of that article

(Ro) Articolul despre turneul Ana Blandiana – Romulus Rusan – Doina Uricariu pe Coasta de Vest a S.U.A, publicat de Ileana Costea in romana in diverse ziare/reviste, tradus in engleza

www.ic-art-gallery.com/NativeLand-Blandiana-McDaniel.pdf (bilingual, Romanian and English)

(En) Flyer about the crafted book with illustrations by Jerry W. McDaniel for 16 poems from Ana Blandiana’s recently translated in English volume “My Native Land A4”/”Patria Mea A4”, prepared by the artist as a gift for Blandiana on the occasion of her visit in California at the I.C. ART event-reception at Ileana Costea’s in Encino, California.

(Ro) Brosura prezentand cartea artisanala cu ilustratii de Jerry W. McDaniel la 16 din poeziile lui Blandiana din volumul ei recent tradus in engleza, “Patria mea A4” (“My Native Land A”), pregatita pentru a fi facuta cadou poetei cu ocazia evenimentului/receptie organizat la resedinta Ilenei Costea (I. C. ART Gallery), Encino, California.

Book by Ileana Costea on Amazon: “Exercitii de Neuitare”

http://www.amazon.com/EXERCITII-NEUITARE-vol-I-romanesti-surpriza-strainatate/dp/1936629429

EXERCITII DE NEUITARE vol. I: Prezente romanesti-surpriza in strainatate (Romanian Edition) (Romanian) Paperback – July 4, 2015

Ileana Costea’s new book of articles on Romanian surprise-presence abroad, July 2015

(En) Note: The book is in Romanian, the text on the backcover and the description of the book on Amazon are also in Romanian. However, for the non-Romanian speaking people one can still look inside the book and see some of the numerous pictures which are included in the book; also the text in Romanian appearing on the Amazon book has been translated in English and can be found at the link below. Preface by Ion Lazu, cover design by Jerry W. McDaniel and Bogdan Ungureanu)

(Ro) Note: Cartea de pe Amazon poate fi rasfoita, si se pot vedea cateva pagini si unele din fotografiile din ea.

www.ic-art-gallery.com/EnglishDescriptionIleanaCostea-sBook-Amazon.pdf

(in English translation)

(En) The pieces of text as they appear next to my book on Amazon (the book was published in Romanian, and the text are in Romanian on Amazon; they appear translated in English at this link: the text on the back cover of the book “Exercitii de Neuitare”/”Exercises in not forgetting“ by Ileana Costea)

(Ro) Textele care apar pe Amazon la cartea “Exercitii de Neuitare”, Vol I. de Ileana Costea, traduse in engleza (textul de pe coperta din spate si textul descrierii cartii. Prefata de Ion Lazu, coperta de Jerry W. McDaniel si Bogdan Ungureanu.)

ARA 39 Frascati, Italy, 2015

http://media.wix.com/ugd/754172_78c180a9fb464aba88b928610433af13.pdf (in English)

(En) “Surprise Romanian Presence Abroad” article in the Proceedings of the Romanian-American Academy of Arts and Sciences (ARA) conference, July 2015, in Frascati, near Rome, Italy)

(Ro) Articolul “Prezente romanesti-surpriza in strainatate” de Ileana Costea in volumul de Proceedings a celui de al 39lea Congres al Academiei Romano-Americane de Arta si Stiinte (ARA), Frascati, langa Roma, iulie 2015

http://www.americanromanianacademy.org/#!39-program/c11k1 (links in both English and Romanian)

Wednesday, July 29, 2015, 11:55 – 13:10 Round Table 2: Ileana Costea (Moderator), Los Angeles - USA, Doina Uricariu, Petra Vlah (video) and on Skype: Ben Todica, from Melbourne, Australia, and Ion Lazu, from Bucharest, Romania, Spatiul mioritic al romanului din exil (Mioritic Romanian Space). Click here for more information: Eng and Ro.

Jerry W. McDaniel YouTubes

(un-edited video clips taken by Ileana Costea and placed on her and Jerry’s Facebook)

(En) Jerry’s 80^th birthday celebrated in an Indian restaurant in Montparnasse, Paris, France, September 9, 2015 (we were with a couple, she Polish, he French; the YouTube was made of an un-edited video clip shot by Ileana)

(Ro) Sarbatorirea implinirii a 80 ani a lui Jerry la un restaurant indian din Montparnasse, Paris, cu un cuplu de buni prieteni, ea poloneza, el francez.

(En) Jerry W. McDaniel talking about his illustration – commercial art career, seated on a chair on the golf course at Desert Princess Club, Palm Springs, California, December 2015.

(Ro) Jerry W. McDaniel vorbind despre cariera lui de illustrator si artist commercial, asezat pe un scaun pe iarba terenului de golf la Clubul Desert Princess, Palm Springs, California, Decembrie 2015.

(En) Jerry W. McDaniel presenting his “911 – One Nation indivisible” painting

(En) Jerry, on the background of his “Los Angeles is burning” painting, in Encino, telling the story of his 1^stdrawing on a white wall of the basement of their house in Union Furnance, Ohio, when he was 5 years old.

(Ro) Jerry, pe fundalul tabloului lui numit “Los Angeles arde”, in Encino, povestind cum a facut primul lui desen, cand avea 5 ani, pe un zid al pivnitei casei lor in Union Furnance, statul Ohio.

luni, 1 noiembrie 2021

Annoucement of a new Zoom session Nov. 19, Literature Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu

Dear colleague,

You might have receive this announcement from some other distribution sources. However, I wish to extend you my personal invitation to this event about a very gifted Romanian interbellum writer: Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu. It is sad that she is not more known around the world.

The event will be completely in English (with no translations).

Also if you know other people who might be interested please let them know to, and ask them to register (instruction in the text below).

All the best, and much health (most important in this Covid-19 times),

Ileana

PS I am also (FYI) placing below a Summary of the 2021 events.

Română:

Dragi membri și prieteni ai ARA,

Dorim să vă aducem la cunoștință că Academia Româno - Americană de Arte și Științe organizează prin Zoom în data de 19 noiembrie 2021, 8-10 AM (West Coast, SUA) / 18-20 (România) / 11-13 (East Coast, SUA) al șaselea minisimpozion de anul acesta, cu tema Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu. Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu este o scriitoare interbelică a cărei operă este revoluționară, și al cărei activism cultural constituie o moștenire remarcabilă a începutului de secol XX. In romanele sale, Hortensia Padadat-Bengescu creează atât portretul condițiilor socio-economice și structurilor de putere, cât și al structurilor educaționale și medicale, care contribuie la condiția dezavantajoasă a femeii în societate în acea perioadă. Modul unic in care această scriitoare prezintă viețile femeilor în România interbelică rivalizează contribuția Viginiei Woolf pentru literatura engleză si universală.

Afișul conferinței se regăsește în fișierul atașat. Prezentările sunt ținute în limba engleză de cercetători literari specialiști în opera acestei autoare.

Dacă aveți cunoștințe în domeniu sau considerați că interpretarea operei acestei scriitoare în viziunea dumneavoastră este originală, sunteți invitați să trimiteți un email Mădălinei Meiroșu la mmeiros1@swarthmore.edu pentru a propune sa va alăturați prezentatorilor.

Dacă doriți să participați în audiență, vă rugăm să vă înregistrați trimițând un email la mmeiros1@swarthmore.edu și veți primi linkul de conectare și programul detaliat cu câteva zile înainte de eveniment.

Cu cele mai bune gânduri,

Ileana Costea

Profesor Emerit, Universitatea Californiana de Stat, Northridge (CSUN), SUA

Președinte Interimar ARA

Ileana Orlich

ASASU Centennial Professor, President’s Professor,

and Honorary Consul of Romania in Arizona

Arizona State University, USA

Assist. Prof. Dr. Mădălina Meiroșu

Swarthmore College, USA

English/ Engleză:

Dear members and friends of ARA:

This is to announce you that the American Romanian Academy of Arts and Sciences organizes via Zoom on November 19^th, 2021, 8-10 AM (West Coast, SUA) / 18-20 (Romania) / 11-13 (East Coast, SUA), the sixth mini-symposium, on the work of Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu. Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu is a Romanian interbellum writer whose revolutionary work and cultural activism continue to remain a remarkable legacy of the beginning of the 20^th century. In her novels, Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu creates a fresco of the socio-economic conditions and power structures, as well as educational and medical structures, that contribute to women’s disempowerment in this epoque. The unique way in which this writer depicts the lives of women during the 1920s and 1930s rivals Virginia Woolf’s contribution to Anglophone and world literature.

The poster to this event is in the attached file. The presentations are made by distinguished literary specialists in the field.

Those of you who are knowledgeable on the subject matter or simply feel that your interpretation of this writer’ work is an original one and you would like to share it in the form of a presentation, please contact Mădălina Meiroșu at mmeiros1@swarthmore.edu.

Should you wish to participate in the event as an audience member, please pre-register by sending an email to mmeiros1@swarthmore.edu and you will receive the link and final program a few days prior to the event.

With best wishes,

Ileana Costea, PhD

Professor Emeritus, California State University, Northridge (CSUN), SUA

Interim President ARA

Ileana Orlich, PhD

ASASU Centennial Professor, President’s Professor, and Honorary Consul of Romania in Arizona

Arizona State University, USA

Assist. Prof. Mădălina Meiroșu, PhD

Swarthmore College, USA

Dear colleague,

The event will be completely in English (with no translations).

Also if you know other people who might be interested please let them know to, and ask them to register (instruction in the text below).

All the best, and much health (most important in this Covid-19 times),

Ileana

PS I am also (FYI) placing below a Summary of the 2021 events.

ARA Zoom 2021

1st event (Topic: Literarure and film; 125 participants)

March 17, 2021

Ana Blandiana – well-known contemporary Romanian Poet

“Together” :Ana Blandiana in literature and film

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/576483066

Co-organizers: Ileana Costea and Andrei Zinca

Moderators: Ileana Costea and Andrei Zinca

Translator: Peter Bota

2nd event Tpoic: Aviation celebration; 95 participants)

May 20, 2021

Smaranda Braescu – Romanian-American interbellum skydiver and pilot

Let me fly! / Lasati-ma sa zbor!

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/571659950

Romanian version /editia n romana

(English version will be published soon)

Co-organizers: Laurentiu Buzenchi and Ileana Costea

Moderator: Ileana Costea

Translator: Ileana Costea

3rd event Topic: In Memoriam; 40 participants)

June 9, 2021

Dr. Gheorghe Mateescu

In Memorian – Gh. Mateescu

The artisan of the Romanian Society od Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

Organizer: Oana Leonte

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/562332804/6836212a85

4th event (Topic: In Memoriam; 55 participants)

July 29, 2021

Acad. Prof. Dr. Constantin Corduneanu (50 participants)

Celebration of Life 0 Acad. Prof. Constantin Corduneanu

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/588683899/ee0d8274e2

Co-organizers: Ileana Costea and Oana Leonte

5^th event (Topic: Lingvistics; 37 participants)

October 15, 2021

Istro-Romanian: Current State of Research

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/638109409/9542597443

Main organizer: and Moderator Ionut Geana

Consultant Organizer: Ileana Costea

Next event

6^th event (Topic: Literarure)

Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu, interbellum Romanian wrirwe

Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu: Women's Lives in Interbellum Romania

Link to be annouced

Organizer: Madalina Meirosu

Co-Organizers Ileana Orlich

Consultant Organizer: Ileana Costea

===

ARA 43 Congress, November 2019, UCLA and Zoom

(we are proud that we used the Zoom way before the world jumped to it due to the pandemic necessity; that conress had a whole day on Zoom; then a novative idea)

https://ileanacostea.wixsite.com/mymainsite/ara43

duminică, 22 septembrie 2013

„My other passion is Art”, by Ileana Costea

You’re invited to “LOOK AT ME”

New York artist Jerry W. McDaniel

Opening Reception Saturday 09/21/13 5:00PM to 7:00PM.

Music composed by CSUN Professor Liviu Marinescu (“Echoes”) will be played at the opening.

Brief introduction of the artist at 5:30PM. Opening Remarks: Harry Hellenbrand

Host: Ileana Costea. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP: icostea@csun.edu or (818) 512-3089.

You will have the opportunity to meet the artist and the composer.

Valley Performing Arts Center Gallery, CSUN, 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge

A parking permit ($ 6.00) can be obtained from CSUN kiosk at the entry on campus, Nordhoff with Lindley. One can also park in surface lot B1 and pay there at the dispenser. The gallery is located on the Loge Level, north of the Great Hall. Go to the main entrance of the VPAC. You will be ushered upstairs. No need to have tickets for the performing arts show.

Directions: www.valleyperformingartscenter.org/visit/directions

“Unlike other artists, I do not believe one style fits all. The various styles applied to my paintings are dictated by each idea’s own emotional expression. My goal is to create art through surrealistic symbolism via subliminal factors, using color and typographic elements.”

www.jerrywmcdanielstudios.com

http://www.csun.edu/~liviu7/

Exhibition: September 18 – October 22, 2013. Open to ticket holders one hour prior to performances and during intermissions, and by appointment at other times than the performing arts show dates. For more information, contact Sally Adelblue at (818) 677-8800.

***

„My other passion is Art”

Ileana Costea, PhD., Professor of Engineering

MSEM Dept. Chair/CECS/CSUN

Manufacturing is as beautiful as Art!

S.K. Ramesh, Dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science/CSUN

and Ileana Costea, Professor of Engineering, MSEM Department Chair

Faculty Retreat 2009 – MANUFACTURING IS BEAUTIFUL poster presented by

Ileana Costea

Below you can find a list of my art contributions to CSUN throughout the years: 2005

http://www.csun.edu/pubrels/press_releases/fall05/romanianart.html

CSUN to Dedicate Installation by Sculptor Patrick Mateescu

Exhibition to Include Chronicle of Works by Constantin Brancusi

“Heavenly Hands” - Sculpture by Patriciu Mateescu 2005 on Plummer Str. / CSUN

Donated to CSUN by Ileana Costea & Ion Baroi

Initiated and coordinated the Artist in Residence activity for sculptor Patriciu Mateescu – a joint activity of the College of Engineering & Computer Science and College of AMC, Summer 2005.

(The sculptor used the kilns of the ceramic program – host Prof. Patty Cox; Deans: Diane Schwartz and William Toutant; Art Department Chair: David Moon)

Organized two Brancusi-Patriciu Mateescu Exhibitions (May – curators Ileana Costea and Ligia Toutant, Art for Invitation Postcard David Moon, and November 2005 – curator Ileana Costea) (Hosts David Moon, Chair, Art Department and Louise Lewis, CSUN Art Gallery Director;technical assistance – exhibition advisor James Sweeter)

http://www.csun.edu/pubrels/community@csun/05-06/december05.pdf

Community@csun Vol. IV No#6D12 page 4

Northridge’s Cultural Landscape Enriched by ‘Heavenly Hands’

Romanian-born Sculptor’s Monumental Work is Dedicated in CSUN’s Art and Design Courtyard

(Placed for a short while in the courtyard, now on N. University Dr. (Plummer St.)

1992

Two exhibitions of Art (in the main and auxiliary galleries of the AMC), one exhibition of Design (at CECS), and one book exhibition, during the American-Romanian Academy of Arts and Sciences (ARA) I organized at the College of Engineering and Computer Science in June 19992 (300 participants; curator of exhibitions Ileana Costea).

1985

Donation of “Love Flower” sculpture, by Patriciu Mateescu

(located several years in the courtyard of USU, in storage since the construction for the new buildings started)

“Love Flower”

Donated to CSUN by

Ileana Costea/ Professor of Engineering/CSUN,

and Nicolas Costea, MD, UCLA Professor of Medicine/UCLA

Exhibition of Patriciu Mateerscu Sculptures

USU Building Main Hall (Host Robert Bassler, Prof. Emeritus of Sculpture/ CSUN, AMC)

Computer Graphics Presentation at CSUN Faculty Retreat, Santa Barbara

***

“LOOK AT ME”

New York artist Jerry W. McDaniel

www.jerrywmcdanielstudios.com

September 18 – October 22, 2013

Curators James Sweeters and Ileana Costea

Artist Statement

This exhibition represents the beginning and middle of my “billboards-inspired Citiscapes” period of rectangles, circles, and spheres.

During the 60s, when I had my studio in Greenwich Village, New York, many parts of the city were in the midst of large construction projects. They did not have the elegance of today’s big walls to fence the construction sites, but instead used the old doors from the buildings they were tearing down, stacking them two-doors-high to make a fence 14’ wide and 16’ tall. Saul Bass used these doors as background for his titles and credits for West Side Story. Although film credits customarily ran at the beginning, these 28 minutes of credits ran at the end of the film. Bass explained that this gave the audience time to collect themselves after the gripping and tragic love story.

Then came the “snipers”, companies who were hired to paste big advertisements on these door-walls. This business spread quite rapidly and every couple of days they would attach fresh ads on top of the previous ones. After a period of time, these walls got so thick they would curl up at the edge. I tore some 2’ x 3’ pieces and discovered 20-30 layers of ads stuck together.

I was fascinated by this explosion of colorful advertisement, busy and kitschy as Hell. It was like the Barnum and Bailey Circus on every construction site in Greenwich Village. I took photographs and made many sketches of those advertisement walls. This was the inspiration for my “billboard-typographic” art. All my paintings during that period were based on a small fragment of the various torn and ripped billboards with colors coming from the ads underneath.

The idea of circular paintings came to me while studying at the New School for Social Research in New York with Angelo Savelli and Henry Pearson. They taught an experimental workshop where we were exposed to everybody’s wild and fantastic ideas. One night a student came to class with a 30” empty circular canvas. While she was out of the room for a few minutes I made a quick colored abstract pizza slice and placed it on her canvas. When she returned I told her jokingly, “It’s finished. Voila!” That was the birth of my thinking about circles. The first circles I painted were enamel on sized canvas. I went to enamel because the chemical condition of acrylic paint in those days was pitiful. In this exhibit I am showing 4 of my original 13 enamel paintings.

Meanwhile the quality of the acrylic paint improved and I started using it. At a group show in Soho, Manhattan, people were fascinated by the fact that my circle had part left as row canvas. This was the beginning of my second series of circles in which I used the canvas as part of the composition. These are not included in this exhibition.

I do not use easels. I put all 13 canvases on sawhorses in my studio so that I can walk around them. All 13 circles were painted on at the same time. I set up different colors in all 4 corners of the room. I worked from north, east, west, and south back and forth through the canvases. I made all those colors move through each other. The portion where the color was set initially remained predominantly that color, diminishing in quantity as it crossed to the other side of the studio. That explains why all these circles have the same date. They were finished in a 2-3 week period in 1971.

The following fall I had a one-man show with these circles at the Fashion Institute of Technology/SUNY Gallery. At the opening Henry Pearson, who gets credit for being the father of optical painting commented, “You should have mixed the circles with some rectangles”.

Finally after 40 years, I am doing just that in my exhibition at the Valley Performing Arts Center Gallery with the help of the CSUN’s Art Gallery Director, Jim Sweeters: I am combining circles with rectangles.