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In 2017, the documentary film, The Secret Life of Lance Letscher debuted at the SXSW Film Festival. The feature length documentary was produced and directed by Austin filmmaker Sandra Adair. Conduit Gallery Exhibitions. The Art of the Painterly Collage; Hot Damn; A bird flew in through my window; Parallel Universe; be my life's companion
30 de nov. de 2015 · An internationally renowned artist, Lance Letscher, has recently been commissioned to install a large metal public art installation in the heart of the South Austin district. Abandoning his usual ...
A portrait of a brilliant artistic mind but infused with something extremely personal and sad, The Secret Life of Lance Letscher is one of the more emotionally piercing studies of the tortured artist that I’ve come across, and is easily one of the most engrossing films I’ve seen so far in 2017.
7.6 (44) The Secret Life of Lance Letscher is a documentary film released in 2017 directed and produced by Sandra Adair. The film tells the unique story of Lance Letscher, a successful artist known for creating mesmerizing collages using paper, paints, and found objects. The documentary opens with a glimpse into the world of Lance's art.
4 de oct. de 2017 · Featuring detailed images of more than a hundred of his collages, sculptures, and installations, The Secret Life of Lance Letscher offers viewers a visual feast while allowing intimate access into the artist's methodical techniques, personal challenges, family life, and brilliant mind. Directed by Sandra Adair, 2017, 95 min. Watch the trailer ...
22 de sept. de 2021 · Lance Letscher, is an internationally known Austin-based hand-cut collage artist. In 2017, Lance was the subject of a full-length documentary entitled, the secret life of Lance Letcher, which was the official selection of the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2017. If you haven’t watched it yet, I highly recommend it.
11 de abr. de 2017 · Letscher’s “Hand,” however, is huge—a pastiche of metal in many shades of impossibly beautiful cobalt blue, overlaid with a scattering of crisscrossed staples. “The wider staples are bluish,” he says, “and the narrow ones overlapped on top are a copper that makes it really radiant. That’s just decorative,” he adds.
