■ART CALENDAR MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE 35-01 35th Ave. | 718-777-6888 “See It Big! New York In Film” On view through Sept. 27 As part of the Museum of the Moving Image’s ongoing series “See It Big!,” eighteen films set or shot in New York City will be screened during the month of September. Some of the films include “Once Upon A Time In America,” and “Taxi Driver.” The series is coorganized } SEPT 15 with the online film journal Reverse Shot. SCULPTURECENTER 44-19 Purves St. | 718-361-1750 “Anthea Hamilton: Lichen! Libido! Chastity!” On view from Sept. 20 through Jan. 4, 2016 Anthea Hamilton will feature new and existing works for her first solo museum exhibition in the United States. Investigating cultural appropriation and pop culture, Hamilton draws material from countercultures in music, fashion, and design (such as disco in the 1970s) and their entrance into the mainstream. Hamilton questions the representation of cultural phenomena through popular media in her sculptures and videos. A centerpiece of her exhibition will be “Project for door,” a new commission inspired by a model made by Italian designer Gaetano Pesce in 1972. THE SECRET THEATRE 44-02 23rd St. | 718-392-0722 “RICHARD III” Sept. 29 through Oct. 11 Nicu’s Spoon will present its production of William Shakespeare’s “RICHARD III,” directed by Stephanie Barton-Farcas. The play will go on for a two-week limited engagement at The Secret Theatre and stars Milton Elliott, Joe Genera, Stephanie Gould, 52 SEPTEMBER 2015 i LIC COURIER i www.queenscourier.com Rachel Handler, Ian Gregory Hill, Fenton Li, Nicholas Linnehan, Alexander Nero, Estelle Olivia, Espen Sigurdsen, Randi Sobol, Guy Ventoliere, and Perri Yaniv. Opening night gala performance is Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 8 p.m. with an audience talk back. Tickets, which range from $15-$50 are available at www.SpoonTheater.org or by calling 866-811-4111. FISHER LANDAU CENTER FOR ART 38-27 30th St. | 718-937-0727 “Altered Appearances” On view through Jan. 4,2016 “ALTERED APPEARANCES” is an exhibition dedicated to images that are not always what they appear to be. Using experimental photographic processes and digital manipulation, the installation takes up the second and third floor galleries of the Center presenting 67 artworks by 28 artists. Artists include Gregory Crewdson, Matthew Barney, Andres Serrano, Inez Van Lamsweerde, James Casebere, Keith Cottingham, Fariba Hajamadi, Lynn Davis, Michel Francois, Vera Lutter, Shirin Neshat, Adam Fuss, and Barbaba Ess. Additional artists include Peter Campus, Susan Derges, Nancy Dwyer, Felix Gonzalez- Torres, Roni Horn, Barbara Kruger, Robert Mapplethorpe, Vinoodh Matadin, Abelardo Morell, Richard Prince, Michal Rovner, Lorna Simpson, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Cy Twombly, and Neil Winokur. Photo courtesy of Columbia Pictures Photo courtesy of Warner Bros
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