Monologues in the Artist's Studio

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University & College (with PPR*) K-12, Public Libraries, Non-Profits & Government (with PPR*) Digital Site License DVD + DSL (w/ PPR)

Directed by: Palu Abadia
Released: 2019 (educational)
Year of Production: 2016

Running Time: 35 min

Language: English

Subtitle Options: English Closed Captions

Subjects: Art

An intimate portrait of the acclaimed Chilean born, Brooklyn based artist and a master class on the creative process. From installations to public art, furniture to functional sculpture, shoes, and motorcycles, Errazuriz's work blurs the boundaries of art and design.

The film presents the artist and his process as a constant work in progress, asking viewers to pause and rethink every day, confront preconceptions, and look again.

Festivals

Official Selection - American Documentary Film Festival 2017

Official Selection - Salem Film Fest 2017

Official Selection - Master of Art Film Festival 2017

Official Selection - Asia Centum FilmFest 2017

Testimonials

“Brilliant documentary about an even brighter subject, Sebastian Errazuriz, and his work are leaving a mark in the world of art and design with depth and humor." Maria Brito - Art advisor/curator.

"Sebastian Errazuriz is a power plant who makes masterful and inventive art at a fast pace. The director Palu Abadia gets close to this in her intelligent film. It is edited in a rhythm that matches the creative process perfectly." Master of Art Film Festival Jury / Best documentary in Architecture and Design 

"The film was A-MAZING. I loved it. So much. I am a huge fan of post-religious art, for one thing. The taxidermy duck lamps were also hilarious and cool. But his cabinet making!? My God. So. totally inspired...Beautifully shot, and well paced." Mary Markham - Graphic Designer

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