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American visual artist and director
- David Michalek is an American visual artist and director whose work is closely tied to an interest in the contemporary person, which he explores through live performance, filmmaking, photography, drawing, installation, relational aesthetics, and public projects.
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David Michalek is an American visual artist and director whose work is closely tied to an interest in the contemporary person, which he explores through the use of live performance, filmmaking, photography, drawing, installation, relational aesthetics, and public projects.
Jan 8, 2024 · David Michalek is an American visual artist and director whose work is closely tied to an interest in the contemporary person, which he explores through live performance, filmmaking, photography, drawing, installation, relational aesthetics, and public projects.
David Michalek is an artist who takes the concept and techniques of portraiture as the starting points for the creation of his works, on both a large and small-scale, and in a range of mediums. While earning a B.A. in English Literature from U.C.L.A., he worked as an assistant to noted photographer Herb Ritts.
Feb 20, 2024 · This Winter Season, SlowDancing/NYCB, created by artist David Michalek, returns to the David H. Koch Theater, as the 11th installment of the Company’s acclaimed Art Series.
David Michalek was born and raised in California. He lives and works in New York City. Michalek's body of work ranges from photography, drawing, video/sound installations and live performance to site-specific works of public art. His focus over the past ten years has been closely tied to his interest in the contemporary person, which he ...
Jul 8, 2007 · AS the husband of Wendy Whelan, a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet, the photographer David Michalek has spent many an evening at the ballet. Yet, he said, still photographs of...
Sep 2, 2023 · As New York City Ballet launches its 75th Anniversary Season in September, the Company will present SlowDancing/NYCB, a large-scale video installation by artist David Michalek, that will be displayed each night from September 18 through October 1 on the façade of the Company’s home, the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center.
