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Richard Serra: Films
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The Museum of Modern Art
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Price
$10; $8 seniors; $6 students; 16 and under free, but ticket required
Tickets
Same-day tickets available in museum lobby starting 1pm weekdays and 9:30am weekends, and at Film and Media desk (east of main entrance) starting 4pm weekdays and 1pm weekends.
Reservations
Tickets at Door Only
Nearby Subway Stops
E, M at Fifth Ave.-53rd St.; F at 57th St.
Schedule
There are no more dates for this event.
Profile
Like Jerry Saltz said: Richard Serra’s sculptures are “a combination of cave walls, the circus’s coming to town, fortresses, flowers, and a force of nature.” We visited this landmark show ourselves, and yep–cave walls, flowers, it’s all there. Starting tonight, see five short, intimate films shot by Serra in the sixties and seventies that demonstrate just how these steely forces of nature came about. All the better to appreciate the glorious things themselves.
Program
Hand Catching Lead, 1968, USA, Silent, 3 min.
Hands Scraping, 1968, USA, Silent, 3 min.
Frame, 1969, USA, 3 min.
Railroad Turnbridge,1976, USA, Silent, 17 min.
Steelmill/Stahlwerke, 1979, USA, Co-maker, Clara Weyergraf-Serra, 25 min.