- Date: Program 1 Friday, August 12, Program 2 – Saturday August 13
- Time: 8:00 PM
- Where: Rose Bowl, Parking Lot I
- Directions: From the 210 Freeway – Take the Seco St./Mountain St. offramp. If you are coming from the west, turn right. If coming form the east, turn left. Follow signage to the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center and KidSpace Museum. Turn left on Arroyo Boulevard. Take the first driveway on the left.
- Ticket Prices: $5.00 per car, NewTown and Pasadena Art Alliance members free
- Contact: Richard Amromin at (626)398-9278 or email at info@newtownarts.org
Program 1 – August 12
County Sign Montage by Melinda Stone
Portrait of Paul McCarthy by Richard Newton
Feral by Louis Hock
Boy Scouts 213 by Sterling Sheehy
Portrait of Ed Moses by Richard Newton
Condor by James T. Hong
Portrait of Chris Burden by Richard Newton
If You Lived Here You’d be Home by Now by Hillary Mushkin
Portraits of Ed Ruscha & Robert Graham by Richard Newton
Driving Men by Susan Mogul
Backseat Bingo by Liz Blazer
Lost Everything But My Name by Sarah Klein
COMA by Susan Braig
Guerrilla Public Service by Richard Ankrom
Program 2 – August 13
Shooting Ally by SE Barnet
Death Valley by Marnie Weber
405 North, 405 South by Annetta Kapon
Pastorale by Hillary Mushkin
This Land is Your Land by Melinda Stone
654 S. Detroit by Ann Kaneko
In Smog and Thunder by Sandow Birk and Paul Zaloom
About Reels On Wheel 5: Screening California
In part two of its Whose/Who’s California series, NewTown continues its exploration of California artists’ perceptions of the home state with Reels on Wheels 5: Screening California. NewTown takes yet another step towards fulfilling one of its major goals; demystifying current, often experimental arts by placing them in a friendly and fun context.
NewTown provides the popcorn. Bring your own pizza (cold or warm), freeze-dried root beer floats, significant other(s) and even the kids for an evening of experimental media in the comfort of your very own car. Just cruise on in, pop your top (convertible that is), open your eyes and that year old package of Gummi Bears, turn on your car’s FM and enjoy an evening at the drive-in. Tasteful romance encouraged but not provided.
The films range from satirical looks at the often stormy relationship between Greater Los Angeles and San Francisco to re-examinations of our landscape, portraits of eminent SoCal artists, the feasibility of relationships in Lalaland and much more.
Sponsorship
This program is supported by a generous grant from the City of Pasadena Cultural Affairs Division and The Cultural Affairs Commission through its Cultural Grants Program
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