Grantee Page | A Short Film About Andy Warhol

- Month
- City
  - Atlanta
  - Austin
  - Berlin, Germany
  - Brooklyn
  - Chicago
  - Columbus
  - El Paso
  - Ghent
  - Greensboro
  - Grinnell
  - Groningen, Netherlands
  - Hamburg, Germany
  - Houston
  - Jersey City
  - Lakewood
  - Lincoln
  - Los Angeles
  - New York
  - New York City
  - North Adams
  - Ostersund, Sweden
  - Paris, France
  - Philadelphia
  - Pittsburgh
  - Raleigh
  - Salem
  - San Francisco
  - San Jose
  - Seattle
  - Sheboygan
  - Southampton
  - St. Louis
  - Stavanger, Norway
  - Toronto, Canada
  - Trentino, Italy
  - Washington
  - West Bromwich, UK
  - Östersund, Sweden
- State
  - CA
  - CO
  - DC
  - GA
  - IA
  - IL
  - MA
  - MO
  - NC
  - NE
  - NJ
  - NY
  - OH
  - PA
  - TX
  - WA
  - WI

Click for the Creative Capital Foundation website for information about Creative Capital's grants, programs, and history.

Click for the Creative Capital Channel for information about Creative Capital's grantees, including artwork, essays, streaming webcasts, and exclusive articles.

Click for the Creative Capital Professional Development Workshops, which aim to provide skills that help artists to organize, plan, and sustain creative careers.

Click for the Creative Capital Artists Toolbox, an annotated collection of career-resource sites for artists.

Still from Todd Haynes' Safe, 1995
Edited by James Lyons
[Enlarge in New Window]

James Lyons: A Short Film About Andy Warhol

Essay	Project Description	James Lyons
Add Project to My Artbox

Email James Lyons at jamesklyons@yahoo.com

Bio:

James Lyons was an award-winning film editor who has worked extensively with Todd Haynes, including the films Safe, Poison and Velvet Goldmine, which he co-wrote and which won a special Artistic Award at The Cannes Film Festival, as well as Far From Heaven. He also edited Sophia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides and the documentary Silver Lake Life, among other projects. Lyons was also active as an AIDS activist and educator. He studied Film, Literature, and Psychology at New York University. Lyons died April 12, 2007 in Manhattan. He was 46 and lived in Brooklyn.

THIS PROJECT'S CATEGORIES: Film / Video > LGBT | History | New York | 2005

This website has been brought to you by Creative Capital Foundation (© 2003), design by JEROME. Creative Capital is a 501(c)3 organization supporting individual artists, and is supported by generous funders and individuals. All artworks appearing on this site are protected by U.S. Copyright Laws, and are not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without the written permission of the artist or the Creative Capital Foundation. © 2007 All Rights Reserved. Web site development provided by Clever Name Here Inc. This website is powered by SPS.
Creative Capital | 65 Bleecker St. 7th Fl. New York, NY 10012 | T. 212 598 9900 | F. 212 598 4934


	Joe Goode and Karyn Olivier are named Guggenheim Foundation 2007 Fellows Jacqueline Goss receives the 2007 Alpert Award for the Arts in Film/Video Creative Capital Grants Available in 2007 and 2008