Phil Grabsky is an award-winning documentary film-maker. With a film career spanning 25 years, Phil and his company Seventh Art Productions make films for cinema, television and DVD. His biggest project to date is the creation of a unique new arts brand: EXHIBITION ON SCREEN. This brings major art exhibitions – and the stories of both the galleries and the artists – to a cinema, TV and DVD audience worldwide.
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
29 MARCH 2013
Well, that was a blur…San Francisco, Reno, Sydney,
Melbourne, Tokyo and now en route to France for a few days off.It’s been busy but all has gone well. The
screening just north of San Fran was busy and thus the Box Office will help
recoup some of the costs of the trip. Reno was a blast – I thoroughly recommend
it. Give the casinos a miss though – I checked the one out in the basement of
my hotel and it was truly awful. The noise, madam, the noise.Really delightful people in Reno and truly
interested in the Mozart & Beethoven films we screened.I even managed a few holes of golf and I have
to say the can of Boddingtons on their signature 15th hole (where
you have to drive 230 yards down onto an island in a lake) was a moment of
sheer bliss.Sydney and Melbourne were
great: I really do love Australia. The galleries I visited were welcoming and
keen to progress with EXHIBITION. No
offence to my friends in America but The sun shone and people all looked so fit… what a difference. Then an overnight
flight to the crazy world of Tokyo, a long bus ride, another airport (and its
hotel), then 90’ in a taxi to cover twenty miles. It’s an absolute warren of
cement highways – quite extraordinary. Good, productive meetings all day and
rounded off with a dinner of delicious sushi. Interviews with UK, Canadian and
American press – don’t ask what time zone I’m in – I have no idea….
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