The cancelled screening of The Price of Everything at the Uptown Theater on April 22 will now show Sunday, April 29 at 1:00pm at the St. Anthony Main Theatre. Tickets purchased for the April 22 screening will be honored at the rescheduled time.
A truly one-of-a kind work of cinema, The Price of Everything delves into the state of the contemporary art world and features a multitude of insightful voices from artists, art dealers, art directors, curators, and collectors. From multi-award-winning director Nathaniel Kahn (Oscar® Nominated My Architect), this feature documentary discusses the art market of today, and a system that puts a price-tag on artistic expression.
From abstract to avant-garde, the film takes us on a tour through the art business, led by the people who know the system best: Sotheby Europe’s Chairman Oliver Barker, Mary Boone of the Mary Boone Gallery in New York, artist/dealer Gavin Brown, Connie Butler of the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles and numerous others. At its core, The Price of Everything is not only a peek behind the curtain, but a layered discussion on the art world of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Director Biography
Multi-award-winning screenwriter and filmmaker Nathaniel Kahn has produced a range of feature-documentary and short films, including My Architect (’03), a portrait of Louis I. Kahn, that garnered him both critical praise and Academy, Emmy and Spirit Award nominations. He is also known for Two Hands (’06) and Telescope (’15).
Press
"An entertaining if not comprehensive look at the bubble in blue-chip art." - Hollywood Reporter
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