Tribe.net. Local Connections darkaugust http://manray.tribe.net/thread/608a9d8f-d6d3-4837-83d3-c2fcee5c09ac 2006-05-31T17:01:49Z 2006-05-31T17:01:49Z

<div>Not so new, but probably new to this tribe: <br/> <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/antonbrzezinski <br/> <br/>Enjoy!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 0 replies </div>

darkaugust 2006-05-31T17:01:49Z jessie-lu http://manray.tribe.net/thread/dd56dd32-4eb4-4aaa-9102-67e93e89a9f7 2005-09-17T23:40:25Z 2005-08-30T00:24:57Z

<div>This is badly written, but the gist of it is that no one is visiting Man Ray's grave. What do you think, shall we have a field trip to Montparnasse? Man Ray deserves some props. <br/> <br/>http://www.metropoleparis.com/1998/319/319mray.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 7 replies </div>

jessie-lu 2005-08-30T00:24:57Z davidvonshmavid http://manray.tribe.net/thread/4a7184cd-8f7b-485e-9e9d-86207031c442 2005-09-09T21:20:46Z 2005-08-27T21:20:26Z

<div>My art school teacher used to pronouce it "MOHN Ray," which I imagine is correct, but I'm afraid I might feel like a weenie saying it. <br/> <br/>What do you all think? Should I start saying MOHN Ray, or continue to (most likely) mispronounce it "Man" as in "man."</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 9 replies </div>

davidvonshmavid 2005-08-27T21:20:26Z http://manray.tribe.net/thread/d54cbebb-9c2b-4532-a2af-ca166ea4fb00 2005-08-27T21:28:32Z 2005-08-27T07:29:54Z

<div>Happy Birthday Man Ray <br/> <br/>party at Confettas <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 3 replies </div>

2005-08-27T07:29:54Z cliff http://manray.tribe.net/thread/ab66ea86-b4f6-4ac3-905c-73ad9df16642 2005-08-05T19:50:42Z 2005-08-05T19:50:42Z

<div>Hi! <br/> <br/>Maybe you meet Man Ray at the Universal Café: <br/> <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/universalcafe <br/> <br/>See you soon at the Universal Café, too! <br/> <br/>Best regards <br/> <br/>Cliff <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 0 replies </div>

cliff 2005-08-05T19:50:42Z Robowan http://manray.tribe.net/thread/abc127e9-038b-415f-aa31-8e4518f945c7 2005-07-06T03:06:29Z 2005-07-03T02:14:11Z

<div>August 27,1890: Man Ray was born with the name Emmanuel Radnitsky in Philadelphia, PA <br/> <br/>1897: Moved with his family to Brooklyn, NY <br/> <br/>1908: Graduated from high school and to his parents' dismay, declined a Columbia University scholarship offer for architecture <br/> <br/>1912: The Radnitsky family changed their last name ot Ray, and Emmanuel altered his first name to suit. From that time forward, he answered only to Man Ray and signed his work as such or with the initials MR <br/> <br/>1913: Man Ray sells his first painting. He went to the Armory Show and discovered the work of Marcel Duchamp. He met and married the poetess Adon Lacroix. <br/> <br/>1915: He meets Duchamp for the first time and had his first exhibition at the Daniels Gallery of thiry paintings and drawings <br/> <br/>1921: He moved to Paris with Duchamp to keep working and is introduced to the dadaists <br/> <br/>1922-24: Man Ray enjoyed great success as a photographer as well as painter/object-maker. <br/> <br/>1925-26: Participated in a Surrealist exhibition at the Gallery Pierre and then with El Lissitsky and Mondrian in Munich. Exhibted in the opening of the Galerie Surrealiste <br/> <br/>1927: He returned to New York for an exhibition in the Daniels Gallery but quickly returns to Paris <br/> <br/>1930-40: Continued working and exhibiting in various dadaist and surrealist shows across Europe as well as back in New York City. <br/> <br/>1940: Man Ray left Paris and arrived in Hollywood where he met Juliet Browner and takes part in a Surrealism exhibition in Mexico <br/> <br/>1943-46: Had various one man shows across California and in New York <br/> <br/>1947: He took part in the 58th annual painting and sculpture exhibition in Chicago, quickly visited Paris with Juliet and then returned to the states. <br/> <br/>1948-50: Man Ray took part in gallery shows at Yale Art Gallery, Modern Institute of Art in Beverly Hills, and Bill Copely's Gallery in Beverly Hills <br/> <br/>1951: Went back to New York and takes part in an exhibition on Abstract painting and sculpture then returned to Paris with Juliet <br/> <br/>1952-75: Man Ray participated in over 30 one man shows and exhibitions throughout Europe <br/> <br/>November 18, 1976: Man Ray died in Paris, he had no children and left his estate to Juliet</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 1 reply </div>

Robowan 2005-07-03T02:14:11Z confetta http://manray.tribe.net/thread/22db8f2f-b70b-4b65-8aa5-894fadba2f36 2005-06-26T17:06:44Z 2005-06-26T17:06:44Z

<div>http://vision1.eee.metu.edu.tr/~metafor/galeri/20204manray.htm</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 0 replies </div>

confetta 2005-06-26T17:06:44Z jessie-lu http://manray.tribe.net/thread/4690ec2c-007b-49bd-8ae8-2f4747390104 2005-06-24T17:30:09Z 2005-06-24T00:14:32Z

<div>A tribe for Man Ray with no photos! We must remedy this immediately! <br/> <br/>I'll see what I can scrounge up.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://manray.tribe.net">Man Ray</a> - 3 replies </div>

jessie-lu 2005-06-24T00:14:32Z