Ithaca Filmmaker Eric Lindstrom Jan. 8th at 8:00pm

Conversations at the Art Mission proudly presents an evening with Ithaca filmmaker Eric Lindstrom on January 8th at 8:00pm. Eric will screen a collection of work including short films Third Attack, Continuum, and music videos for musician BJ O'Malley.

Eric Lindstrom went from working in the newspaper business then to publishing. As Art Director of the Ozzie-award winning Finger Lakes magazine Eric C. Lindstrom met Laurie Linn. They soon discovered each other's talents and decided to start their own design and marketing firm. In 1991 Communiqué was open for business. The firms success is partly due to Eric's leadership and vision. Currently, Eric is working on numerous award-winning video projects including the recently released feature film, "Waiting on Alphie"

For more information about Eric, please visit the Communique website.

Art Mission & Conversations on WBNG

Amy and Chris made an appearance on WBNG-12's Around the Tiers. Take a look.

An Evening with Steve Monosson Dec. 11th at 8:00pm

The Art Mission is proud to present an evening with Steve Monosson on December 11th at 8:00pm. Steve will be screening selected scenes from his feature film "Log Jam" and discussing the process of making it.

Log Jam tells the story of NYC documentary filmmaker Hank Braddigan who is invited to Oneonta to interview elusive artist Art Angst. Gathering together his rag-tag crew, they embark into the wilderness to discover both the secrets of Art and also life changing realizations of their own.

You can learn more about the film on its official site http://www.logjam-movie.com/

Steve Monosson began his journey in visual arts with still photography, developing a long, fruitful association with the Superstock Photo Agency. He transitioned into advertising by taking a position of Advertising Studio Manager for several years for a small but vital agency, CMG Communications.

In 2006, Steve moved out of New York City to be able to be able to devote all his time to creative work. His first venture was to work as Co-Author/Digital Artist/Designer with author Jim Mullen (It Takes A Village Idiot) on a comic graphic novel, Hookline & Sinker. After Hookline, Steve finally returned to his first love — filmmaking. Determined to begin work on his LOGJAM script, it did not take long for him find another big city refugee creative, Joe Stillman, and begin preliminary production.