During the opening reception, there was a pre-show buffet, which included sushi, mini sandwiches and cookies. Pictured here is Peter Tatara, on the right, introducing John Arzayus, on the left, who is the artistic photographer behind Ciné Dramatíque.
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Monday, January 10, 2011
Friday, October 1, 2010
NYAF Pre-Event At Kinokuniya
Ciné Dramatíque Opening Reception and NYAF PreParty
Saturday October 2nd
Kinokuniya Books 1073 Avenue of the Americas between 40th – 41st
You are cordially invited to the "Ciné Dramatíque opening reception" at Kinokuniya Bookstore to enjoy John Arzayus’ latest photographic art series “Ciné Dramatíque”. John simply couldn’t have a plain old art opening. Instead, he opted to have NYAF throw a pre-party and has invited some very special guests to add to the festivities. Review the schedule below come join the fun!
Saturday October 2nd
Kinokuniya Books 1073 Avenue of the Americas between 40th – 41st
You are cordially invited to the "Ciné Dramatíque opening reception" at Kinokuniya Bookstore to enjoy John Arzayus’ latest photographic art series “Ciné Dramatíque”. John simply couldn’t have a plain old art opening. Instead, he opted to have NYAF throw a pre-party and has invited some very special guests to add to the festivities. Review the schedule below come join the fun!
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
New York Anime Festival 2009 Masquerade
The New York Anime Festival 2009 Yume Cosplay Masquerade was held on Saturday, September 26, 2009, started after 6:30pm and ended close to 11:00pm. The big cosplay event was held in the ANA Theater, which were rooms 1A08-12, and the overflow rooms 1A24 and 1A23. The ANA Theater had the stage and live performance, while the overflow rooms had a screen displaying a live feed of the stage performances. Because of the excitement, many waited eagerly for the doors to open. The waiting area was too small for a continuous straight line, but that did not stop the event from happening. The line was probably longer than a python, and it curved and swung around like a snake. Convention attendees wanted to see the cosplayers and what the performers had in store for them.
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