DIRECTOR:

Bill Page

SYNOPSIS

Judy Pfaff is a highly internationally acclaimed artist whose work redefined 'installation art.' In this film, Studio Art assistants prepare Judy's work for her exhibition at the Museum of New Art in Portsmouth, NH; work from this show is seen.

DIRECTOR BIO

Based in Brooklyn, NY, Bill Page has been making documentaries about painters for five decades. Bill Page has been producing films on accomplished artists for over three decades, many with noted international acclaim.

As a painter myself, I saw firsthand how important it was having films on artists and how filmic language brings an elevation to artists speaking about their art.  My interest are primarily 'abstract painters' whose work has aesthetic essentials of Abstraction Abstraction, a major American art period of the 1940's.

Filmmkaers that have influenced my films are Sergi Eisenstein, Vsevolos Pudovkin, Dziga Vertov, Czech-American Alexander Hammid and the theorist Lev Kuleshov. 
My interest are primarily 'abstract painters' whose work has aesthetic qualities of Abstraction Abstraction, a major American art period of the 1940's.