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In case you missed it, here's a recording of Babs and Cary's conversation with Bernie Pucker and Jim Fitts about their show at the Pucker Gallery. Enjoy!
Pucker Gallery hosted artists Cary Wolinsky and Barbara Wolinsky for a virtual event moderated by Professor Jim Fitts and hosted by Gallery Director Bernie P...
Join Babs and Cary tomorrow at 1pm for "Deux Arts: The Art Creations of Barbara and Cary Wolinsky", a free Zoom WebinART with Pucker Gallery, hosted by Bernie Pucker and Jim Fitts. Information in the link below!
https://www.puckergallery.com/events/2021/1/30/deux-art-the-art-creations-of-barbara-and-cary-wolinsky
Join Trillium Studios' Cary Wolinsky for a National Geographic photographic journey across Australia's Outback to discover the invention of oxygen, fire loving plants, and giant marsupials, all legacies of this continent's remarkable geological history.
Cary's talk is part of Glastonbury Abbey's Listening to Other Voices lecture series. January 21, 2021, 7:00 p.m. All are welcome! Online registration is required by midnight on January 20 for this free Zoom webinar presentation.
https://www.glastonburyabbey.org/ under Virtual Programs
A wonderful collaboration between Berkshire Pulse and Rick and Laura Brown of Handshouse Studio - the sculptors featured in our film Raise the Roof - at Chesterwood! Some of our drone footage of the Browns' work is intermixed with the dance performance. Enjoy!
Art. Nature. Collaboration. In the fall of 2019 a local dance school, Berkshire Pulse, held a workshop in which participants were invited to create dances in...
Rian Brown and Geoff Pingree's film about Toni Morrison, "The Foreigner's Home", will screen at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC this Sunday, January 19th, at 4pm. Trillium's Yari Wolinsky had the opportunity to work with the filmmakers on editing the project.
Their film will be screened with the short, "Over", by Jörn Threlfall.
In the short Over, a quiet London neighborhood is the site of what is presumably a crime scene.
We are excited to announce that our film, Raise the Roof, is available now on US & UK Amazon! Please rate and review the film — just log into your Amazon account. And share the link with your friends and family!
Rivaling the greatest wooden architecture in history, the synagogues of 18th-century Poland inspired artists Rick and Laura Brown to embark on a 10-year pursuit-to reconstruct the roof and painted ceiling of Gwoździec synagogue. Along with students and professionals, they grapple with the echoes of...
Sweethaven Gallery and the North Shore Photography Lecture Series have invited Cary Wolinsky to talk about his 35 years of photographic work for National Geographic magazine and other projects. Please join us at the Firehouse in Newburyport for an evening of pictures and their stories!
Those amazing National Geographic magazine stories…where do the ideas come from? What really goes on in the field? How does a story work its way through the National Geographic article-making apparatus toward ink on paper?
Cary, Babs, and the editors at Science Magazine discuss their recent coconut-collaboration!
Transforming an idea for a Science cover from rough concept to finished design is seldom a straight path. For the November 2 cover on new uses of biological materials, Design Director Beth Rakouskas and Managing Photography Editor Bill Douthitt collaborated with Cary Wolinsky, a highly skilled comme
Our hyperlapse film on the arts is featured on MIT News!
A mercurial snapshot of the myriad ways in which MIT community members can express themselves through the arts
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TRIIIBE'S "TABLE FOR THREE" will be featured as part of the live auction at Mass Art on April 7. Follow the bidding on Paddle 8.
Our film Raise the Roof will be on WGBX 44 in Boston tonight at 6pm! See the link below for more cities and dates.
Raise the Roof
We have received emails from friends who cannot find the broadcast of Raise the Roof listed on their local public television stations.
Here are some things that might help:
Your local public broadcaster likely owns several channels. Be sure to check your local listing for the WORLD channel. The WORLD channel for WNET in New York, for example, is WLIW.
Raise the Roof is part of the Jewish Film Showcase and may be listed under that name.
In some cities Raise the Roof will be broadcast on one day but not the other. Be sure to check both December 27th and December 28th WORLD channel listings.
We apologize for this confusion.
Raise the Roof
A big reminder: PBS WORLD channel will be broadcasting Raise the Roof nationwide this Wednesday (12/27) at 7pm EST and additional times on Thursday (12/28). Please see the schedule on the link for all the times!
As part of their efforts to make their robust art programs known to the world, the Arts at MIT department asked us to create a 60-second hyperlapse film-tour of some of their many offerings.
Enjoy our featured video: . Since the 1960s, MIT has been forging connections between the fields of and and the worlds of visual and performing arts. http://mitsha.re/1Tv430hl5yH
Raise the Roof
Raise the Roof is on TV! We're very excited to announce that NCJF and APT have released the film as part of the "Jewish Film Showcase" now showing on public television around the US.
We will be updating our website (see below) with dates, times, and locations for each screening. Please share with your friends in those upcoming places!
Congratulations to Ms. McDonald!
We had a great time working with Arts at MIT to create the announcement film.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is pleased to announce that Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award-winning singer and actress Audra McDonald is the recipient of the 2018 Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT. The $100,000 cash prize awarded at a gala in her honor also includes an artist residency, during which McDonald will present a public talk at MIT on April 14, 2018 about her performances in musical theater, film and television.
The Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT celebrates individuals who continue to achieve the highest distinction in their fields and who will produce inspiring work for many years to come. The prize represents an investment in the recipient’s future creative work, rather than a prize for a particular project or lifetime of achievement. McDonald will be presented with the award at a gala in her honor. Past recipients include David Adjaye, Olafur Eliasson, Robert Lepage, Gustavo Dudamel, Bill Viola, Suzan-Lori Parks and Santiago Calatrava, among others.
Follow the residency using .
We'll be there!
The GEOGRAPHIC, Opening Thursday, July 20, 6-8pm.
Our new show THE GEOGRAPHIC, National Geographic photographers Cary Wolinsky and Robert Caputo team up to preview a series of new prints here at The Gallery Upstairs, 46 Main Street, Orleans, MA. The opening reception will be Thursday, July 20, 6-8 PM. Both Cary and Bob will be here, so come by to say hello and talk with them about these new prints and their incredible journeys with the Geographic
Big News! American Public Television would like to syndicate our film, Raise the Roof to 350 public television stations across the US for broadcast in 2017. Like every show on public television, Raise the Roof must have sponsors. We have raised $36,500 in small donations in the last month. If we can raise just $2,000 this week, we will be able to accept American Public Television’s invitation. Your donation in any amount will help close the deal. Thanks!
Raise the Roof
We are excited to share our newest collaboration with Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled! Travis, Stacey, and Siggy are awesome.
Travis Amick was such a daredevil as a kid that his sister, Stacey, thought he wouldn’t make past eighteen. And, everything did change for Travis in split-second…
Read about Making / History: Handshouse Studio and the International Spy Museum's Trojan Horse Project!
Ancient history is coming to life in Norwell.Handshouse Studio has embarked on a major project that will recreate one of the most famed objects in
From the moment it was released, our film Raise the Roof attracted a great deal of attention. Enthusiastic audiences everywhere asked when they could buy the DVD. Today is the day! Buy the DVD before the end of the year and get a special Friends and Family Discount. Please share with your own friends and family!
NOW ON DVD & BLU-RAYAudience Favorite - Winner of Six Film Awards!Friends & Family 20% Early Bird Discount! (through Dec 31)
From Cary Wolinsky: "I had a bit of a surprise at the Fuller Craft Museum this past weekend. The Fuller was holding an afternoon reception for two exhibitions: "Uncommon Exposures: Photography in Craft Based Media" in their Community Gallery and my "Fiber of Life" photographs their Courtyard Gallery. The Museum invited me to give a lecture as part of the event. It was a dreary Sunday and the expectations for turnout were modest. When the doors to the auditorium opened, I was amazed to see the room fill and fill until more seats were needed. Being able to share my stories and photos with so many friends made my day a delight. Thank you!"
The exhibition "Fiber of Life" will be open through February.
Cary Wolinsky: Fiber of Life presents a series of visually arresting images taken by Norwell artist, Cary Wolinsky. Wolinsky’s career as a photojournalist for National Geographic magazine has taken him all over the world and yielded numerous historical, scientific, and photographic essays. But it…
Something BIG is coming to DC! Help Making / History: Handshouse Studio and the International Spy Museum build a gigantic Trojan Horse! Trillium Studios will be documenting the project from Boston, to Greece, and finally outside the doors of the new Spy Museum.
Help the International Spy Museum build a horse 3,000 years in the making! | Crowdfunding is a democratic way to support the fundraising needs of your community. Make a contribution today!
GIVE THE HORSE POWER!
We will be documenting the collaboration of the International Spy Museum and Making / History: Handshouse Studio to build a gigantic Trojan Horse in Washington DC. Please help get the project rolling by supporting us on the IndieGoGo campaign below!
Help the International Spy Museum build a horse 3,000 years in the making! | Crowdfunding is a democratic way to support the fundraising needs of your community. Make a contribution today!
Join Cary Wolinsky of Trillium Studios at the Fuller Craft Museum on November 6th!
Cary Wolinsky: Fiber of Life presents a series of visually arresting images taken by Norwell artist, Cary Wolinsky. Wolinsky’s career as a photojournalist for National Geographic magazine has taken him all over the world and yielded numerous historical, scientific, and photographic essays. But it…
A MAGNIFICENT DECEPTION!
We are excited to announce our new big film project: Rebuilding the Trojan Horse with Handshouse Studio and the International Spy Museum! The giant Horse will be unveiled as part of the new museum space opening in 2018. You can read more about the project on our website: www.trilliumstudios.com/trojan-horse
Please help get the project rolling by supporting us on the IndieGoGo campaign below!
Help the International Spy Museum build a horse 3,000 years in the making! | Crowdfunding is a democratic way to support the fundraising needs of your community. Make a contribution today!
Dan Dailey mentioned that he had a tight deadline when he asked us to make a two-minute, autobiographical film for the opening of the new exhibition Connections: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery. Introducing him and his career in a two minute film was the kind of challenge we love. Watch it at the link below.
Trillium creates concept-driven, socially conscious stories. We delight in great ideas, brilliant camera-work and editing, and beautiful design.
Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled
Excited to have Trillium Studios at The Monkey College today working on our upcoming film-premiering on October 22nd!
Our friend Rich Remsberg of Atlas Films is teaching a class this summer as part of the Maine Media Workshops. A great opportunity to learn more about archival media research for documentary films!
Archival material is the backbone of any historical documentary. Vintage footage and photographs give us the visceral connection and sensual texture that connects us with the past.
Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled released a new Monkeys in a Minute episode today. Enjoy "Playing Together"!
Helping Hands places these amazing service animals at no cost to individuals living with mobility impairments. Visit our website, www.monkeyhelpers.org, to learn more.
The new issue of American Craft magazine features an article about RISD's Rosanne Somerson, with photographs by Trillium's Cary Wolinsky.
Crafted Lives: Renowned furniture maker Rosanne Somerson showcases the work of Rhode Island School of Design in the school's President's House – her new home...
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WBUR's The ARTery features the TRIIIBE retrospective "same difference" at the Fitchburg Art Museum. Thank you Penny Schwartz for this beautifully written piece!
The new magazine website Photo-talks has launched today with interviews with several photographers, including Trillium's Cary Wolinsky. Check it out!
Photo-talks is online!
We are happy to share the first interviews on the website, among them our talk of the week with a long-term National Geographic photographer Cary Wolinsky. Enjoy the interview, and the stories behind his images @ www.photo-talks.com
Raise the Roof
Tomorrow! Raise the Roof at the Yiddish Book Center. Rick and Laura Brown will be there for a post-screening Q&A. Tickets and info available below.
Raise the Roof
Details about our upcoming screening in Chicago at the Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. Tickets are available here: http://www.spertus.edu/film
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