James wrote, produced and performed the score for WWE Studios feature film 'That's What I Am' (2011) starring Ed Harris. James has gone on to score five television shows and several pilots. James scored the second season of the WB series, 'Jack & Jill' and produced the main title theme. In the spring of 1998, he scored the CBS pilot, 'To Have and To Hold', which landed him the series. Doctors", additional music for 1997 Warner Brothers pilot 'Justice League of America' and HBO's 'The Sender'. Television arrangements include work for CBS's 'The Client' and "L.A. James has written and produced for numerous projects, including three television spots for the prestigious New York ad agency Satchii & Satchii as well as three national AT&T spots and recently a Tylenol spot.
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POP ART From Warhol to Panamarenko Collection Matthys-Colle & S.M.A.K.Ģ7th Nov 2021 – 8th May 2022 at S.M.A.K smak.An accomplished songwriter and composer, James was Musical Director for the hit Nickelodeon series 'Roundhouse' for all three successful seasons, writing an original song for each episode, and receiving two nominations for a Cable Ace Award. Mimmo Rotella, George Segal, Daniel Spoerri, Emilio Tadini, Jacques Villeglé, Andy Warhol and Tom Wesselmann. Works by Valerio Adami, Evelyne Axell, Marcel Broodthaers, Christo, Raoul De Keyser, Guy Degobert, Jim Dine, Etienne Elias, Jef Geys, Raymond Hains, Allen Jones, Konrad Klapheck, Tetsumi Kudo, Roy Lichtenstein, Konrad Lueg, Pol Mara, Claes Oldenburg, Panamarenko, Peter Phillips, Robert Rauschenberg, Roger Raveel, Jean-Pierre Raynaud, Martial Raysse, Gerhard Richter, James Rosenquist, (1974-1979), the Museum of Contemporary Art (MHK), now S.M.A.K., was finally established in 1975. As a member of this association, Matthys sat on the advisory committee of the Ghent Museum of Fine Arts since 1964, where he advocated the acquisition of works by strove for the public legitimacy of contemporary art and purchased works of art with a view to establishing an autonomous museum for contemporary art. Indeed, Matthys was one of the founders of the Association for the Museum of Contemporary Art (V.M.H.K.) in 1957. The collection is, moreover, the private achievement of an important advocate of contemporary art in our country. Martial Raysse Miss Nice, 1963 Photo: : Dirk Pauwels The provenance of the artworks shows how the couple passionately set out in search of innovative artistic practices.
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Minimal Art are all well represented with one or more works. Movements such as Cobra, Pop Art, Nouveau Réalisme, Arte Povera, Conceptual Art and Many of the art movements from the second half of the 20th century that are recognised as being of importance today are present in this collection. The collection contains important works by world-famous artists including Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Cy Twombly. The collection of Roger and Hilda Matthys-Colle is one of the most important private collections of post-war art in Belgium. Not only do the themes remain recognisable to this very day, but pop art also remains an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the fashion, design and broader entertainment industries. The issues that formed a rich breeding ground for the pop art artists are as blisteringly topical as ever: from mass consumption and technological progress to sexual morality, race riots and gender equality. Pop art penetrated deeply into everyday life and gave rise to images so distinct and recognisable that their presence can still be felt today. Valerio Adami Hotel Chelsea Bathroom, 1968 Photo: Dirk Pauwels
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The accessible style quickly captured the imagination of many young European artists and they too embraced the movement. As a visual response to the unprecedented consumerism of the 1960s, its imagery was borrowed from the mass media world of advertising, magazines, television and film. Pop art originated in London and New York in the 1950s and was initially a Western phenomenon. Evelyne Axell Esprit Critique, 1970 Private Collection Photo: Dirk Pauwels Wesselmann, Roy Lichtenstein, Konrad Klapheck and others are brought together with a selection from the S.M.A.K. Representative works of pop art from the Matthys-Colle Collection by Andy Warhol, Tom This event marked the starting point of a unique and important public-private partnership in Belgium, from which the exhibition POP ART stems.
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Tom Wesselmann Great American Nude # 72, 1965 from n Collectie Matthys-Colle Photo: Vincent Everarts The purchase was coupled with the long-term loan of thirty-nine other artworks from the same collection to the museum. In 2019, the Flemish Community-acquired ‘Great American Nude #45’ (1963) by Tom Wesselmann from the Matthys-Colle Collection. Andy Warhol Big Electric Chair, 1967 from Collectie Matthys-Colle Photo: Vincent Everarts