Videos
Exhibition with commentary of "Other Stories" at Alexander Heath Contemporary, October 2017. Show included all thirty-two paintings from Tales and some Blue Fairy Paintings.
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Trailer for Tales: A Cautionary Story About Heroin Addiction:
For more information on this film and book, please visit www.heroinaddictiontales.com.
Vimeo: Eye of the Master
A seven minute film which explores creativity by filmmaker Vanessa Souza in which Theresa DeSalvio was one five artists filmed.
https://vimeo.com/119817195
A seven minute film which explores creativity by filmmaker Vanessa Souza in which Theresa DeSalvio was one five artists filmed.
https://vimeo.com/119817195
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Video: In Treatment (Working Toward the Cure)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GSP1YtXqKaU
Documentary film of Theresa DeSalvio as she worked on the "In Treatment (Working Toward the Cure)" paintings while undergoing treatment for Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2013. FIlm: 4:54 minutes, produced by Marian Sabat, edited by Jim Sabat, filmed by Amelia Muccia, violin by Amelia Muccia
Video: Through the Purple Door
http://youtu.be/33hwHOE8vng Theresa DeSalvio in a one minute interview with Marian Sabat during "Family and Friends" exhibition 2009, edited by Jim Sabat
Video: Masstransiscope
Masstransiscope restored 2008 - YouTube
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www.youtube.com/watch?v...YouTube
Nov 29, 2008 - Uploaded by Bill Brand
... Manhattan toward Canal or Grand St. Look out the window on the right. For more information visit www ...In 1980 Theresa DeSalvio was commissioned by filmmaker Bill Brand to paint all of the images for "Masstransiscope," a 300-foot painting consisting of 228 panels which give the illusion of an animated movie to passengers on the Q and B trains going from DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn into Manhattan. This piece received a great deal of media attention including an award from the Municipal Arts Society, NYC; as well as being documented in the New York Times, Village Voice, SoHo News, Smithsonian Magazine and on National Network News and National Public Radio. This piece has undergone numerous restorations over the years and is currently running.