Artist Phillip Rivlin holds a BFA from Pratt. Among many of his talents are music art, art conservation, Guitar building and repair. He’s been in the New York City for 40 years at least with the exception of two years in San Francisco. We met at the Guggenheim. Surprise! If you follow the podcast you’ll know that’s where I’ve met most of my art handler friends, but like the others Phill’s story is different and the same. One thing I’m learning with this project is that there is always more to learn. How do you cover one person’s life in just one hour?
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Artist Phillip Rivlin holds a BFA from Pratt. Among many of his talents are music art, art conservation, Guitar building and repair. He’s been in the New York City for 40 years at least with the exception of two years in San Francisco. We met at the Guggenheim. Surprise! If you follow the podcast you’ll know that’s where I’ve met most of my art handler friends, but like the others Phill’s story is different and the same. One thing I’m learning with this project is that there is always more to learn. How do you cover one person’s life in just one hour?
In 1992, I had the good fortune to meet Joe Adams at the Guggenheim museum in NYC. Joe ran the art handling crew and I was thrilled to be part of it. Mr. Adams is an Artist with a BFA from The University of Georgia and a MFA from LSU. He managed up to 40 free lance installers per show , meeting all the deadlines ,while keeping the spirits high among all of us. I was inspired and I learned allot from the work environment Joe created. So I decided not to wait another 20 years to reconnect with my friend Joe.
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Artist Phillip Rivlin holds a BFA from Pratt. Among many of his talents are music art, art conservation, Guitar building and repair. He’s been in the New York City for 40 years at least with the exception of two years in San Francisco. We met at the Guggenheim. Surprise! If you follow the podcast you’ll know that’s where I’ve met most of my art handler friends, but like the others Phill’s story is different and the same. One thing I’m learning with this project is that there is always more to learn. How do you cover one person’s life in just one hour?
