THE PALEY CENTER FOR MEDIA

The Paley Center for Media

The Paley Center for Media

Introduction

Dedicated to the collection? preservation and exhibition of television and radio programs? the Museum has a collection of more than 75?000 registered programs covering more than 80 years? radio and television stories. Established in 1975 by William S. Paley (founder of CBS radio and television networks)? the museum opened in its new tower? developed by Philip Johnson and John burgee? in 1991. A play on the shape of old-fashioned radio cabinets? building houses two theaters? two 45-seat screening room? 96 boards for individual viewing / listening room devoted exclusively to historic radio.

Discussion

January 26? 2009 - On the heels of the famous run in the Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles? an innovative "24: Redemption - Captured in Africa"? the exhibition travels to the Paley Center in New York within two months. The exhibition consists of a stunning collection of photographs shot by five members of the Board of Emmy award winning FOX drama of the creative team at the time of shooting 24: Redemption in the past year. Visitors will be treated to rare inside look at the production of the show? candid moments between cast and crew including the award "an Emmy-winner Kiefer Sutherland? the dramatic stills from the spectacular action sequences and brilliant captures of the scenic places in South Africa. It has become possible thanks to Sprint 24 authors? Paley Center for Media in New York will be one of a kind photo exhibit? fine art museum quality archival prints from 6 February to 31 March 2009.

Curator Entertainment Weekly deputy photo director Michael Kochman and custom printed in the LA-based DigitalFusion in art printing facility? the exhibition features works by executive producer / director Jon Cassar? director of photography Rodney Charters? producer Michael Klick? unit ...