AO was on site Saturday, August 6th for the opening of James Franco‘s new project at Terence Koh‘s Asia Song Society. The exhibition features installations of three films: “Three’s Company: The Drama,” a reconsideration of the popular television show (previously shown at Sundance), “Road Trip,” in which Franco reads excepts from Rob Lowe’s autobiography West Wing aloud as he visits notable land art sites in the United States, and “High/Low, Rob Lowe”installed on fifty monitors and showing footage recorded by the artist/actor/student, etc., moving throughout his daily life. Despite the rain, the opening was well attended, with appearances by PS1 director Klaus Biesenbach, artist Laurel Nakadate and, of course, James Franco himself.
James Franco: High Low/Rob Lowe at ASS – Asia Song Society from Art Observed on Vimeo.
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Related Links:
Exhibition Page [ASS]
James Franco Premieres New Project at Asia Song Society [Nearsay]
James Franco Brings His Video Art to Terence Koh’s ASS [ArtInfo]
