Artscene Visual Radio Webcasts are the propery of Artscene Visual Radio and ArtsceneCal. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. en-us http://www.artscenevisualradio.com noArtscene Visual Radio Webcasts are the propery of Artscene Visual Radio and ArtsceneCal. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law.http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0512.mp3Artscene Visual Radio May 2012Tue 01 May 2012 12:00:00 PDTnoArtscene Visual Radio May 2012Artscene Visual Radio May 2012 http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1211.mp3The December AVR Show features Carolee Schneemann at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, Vivian Maier at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles, and Andrei Molodkin at the Station Museum in Houston. Bill Lasarow comments on the Sam Francis Estate lawsuit under the Resale Royalties Act, Scot Hart discusses the impact on the art world of the shrinking middle class, and much more.Mon 05 Dec 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe December AVR Show features Carolee Schneemann at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, Vivian Maier at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles, and Andrei Molodkin at the Station Museum in Houston. Bill Lasarow comments on the Sam Francis Estate lawsuit unThe December AVR Show features Carolee Schneemann at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, Vivian Maier at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles, and Andrei Molodkin at the Station Museum in Houston. Bill Lasarow comments on the Sam Francis Estate lawsuit under the Resale Royalties Act, Scot Hart discusses the impact on the art world of the shrinking middle class, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1111.mp3For November the AVR Show features Juan Downey's retrospective at the Arizona State University Art Museum, Laura McPhee's mural scale photography at the Southwest School's gallery, selected work surveying the career of Andy Wing at Art Resource Group; along with Bill Lasarow's commentary on Steve Jobs and much more.Sun 06 Nov 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoFor November the AVR Show features Juan Downey's retrospective at the Arizona State University Art Museum, Laura McPhee's mural scale photography at the Southwest School's gallery, selected work surveying the career of Andy Wing at Art Resource Group; aloFor November the AVR Show features Juan Downey's retrospective at the Arizona State University Art Museum, Laura McPhee's mural scale photography at the Southwest School's gallery, selected work surveying the career of Andy Wing at Art Resource Group; along with Bill Lasarow's commentary on Steve Jobs and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1011.mp3The October AVR Show featured Pacific Standard Time exhibitions Seismic Shift, Now and Then, State of Mind, Collaboration Labs and the pairing of Wallace Berman and Robert Heinecken. We also comment on Hunter Drohojowska-Philp book Rebels in Paradise, Suvan Geer comments on living at the edge of poverty, and much more.Sun 02 Oct 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe October AVR Show featured Pacific Standard Time exhibitions Seismic Shift, Now and Then, State of Mind, Collaboration Labs and the pairing of Wallace Berman and Robert Heinecken. We also comment on Hunter Drohojowska-Philp book Rebels in Paradise, SuvThe October AVR Show featured Pacific Standard Time exhibitions Seismic Shift, Now and Then, State of Mind, Collaboration Labs and the pairing of Wallace Berman and Robert Heinecken. We also comment on Hunter Drohojowska-Philp book Rebels in Paradise, Suvan Geer comments on living at the edge of poverty, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0911.mp3The September AVR Show commentaries include Betty Ann Brown on June Wayne and Bill Lasarow's on youth. Featured exhibitions include Margarita Nieto on Thu 01 Sep 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe September AVR Show commentaries include Betty Ann Brown on June Wayne and Bill Lasarow's on youth. Featured exhibitions include Margarita Nieto on The September AVR Show commentaries include Betty Ann Brown on June Wayne and Bill Lasarow's on youth. Featured exhibitions include Margarita Nieto on http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0711.mp3The summer AVR Show features Sat 02 Jul 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe summer AVR Show features The summer AVR Show features http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0611.mp3This month's AVR Show features commentaries on the importance of doubt and the elevation of video games as art by the NEA. Featured exhibitions include Marco Brambilla, Tracey Moffatt, Ryan McGinness and much more.Sun 12 Jun 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's AVR Show features commentaries on the importance of doubt and the elevation of video games as art by the NEA. Featured exhibitions include Marco Brambilla, Tracey Moffatt, Ryan McGinness and much more.This month's AVR Show features commentaries on the importance of doubt and the elevation of video games as art by the NEA. Featured exhibitions include Marco Brambilla, Tracey Moffatt, Ryan McGinness and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0511.mp3The May AVR Show features Leonardo Drew's current show at Anthony Meier Fine Arts in San Francisco, a show of surprising photographs by Marvin Zindler at Houston's Museum of Printing History, Matt Sellar's boats and clouds at Platform Gallery in Seattle, commentaries on the personal courage demanded by artistic conviction and the danger of museums reacting too much to public opinion, and much more.Mon 09 May 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe May AVR Show features Leonardo Drew's current show at Anthony Meier Fine Arts in San Francisco, a show of surprising photographs by Marvin Zindler at Houston's Museum of Printing History, Matt Sellar's boats and clouds at Platform Gallery in Seattle, The May AVR Show features Leonardo Drew's current show at Anthony Meier Fine Arts in San Francisco, a show of surprising photographs by Marvin Zindler at Houston's Museum of Printing History, Matt Sellar's boats and clouds at Platform Gallery in Seattle, commentaries on the personal courage demanded by artistic conviction and the danger of museums reacting too much to public opinion, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0411.mp3The April AVR Show features Sat 09 Apr 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe April AVR Show features The April AVR Show features http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0311.mp3The March AVR Show exhibition features include Judy Pfaff, Enter Slowly,and Theodore Svenningsen. Bill Lasarow comments on the role of the Egyptian Museum to the democracy movement there, and Scot Hart observes how wrong headed Republican budget hawks are in their attack on public cultural funding.Sun 27 Mar 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe March AVR Show exhibition features include Judy Pfaff, Enter Slowly,and Theodore Svenningsen. Bill Lasarow comments on the role of the Egyptian Museum to the democracy movement there, and Scot Hart observes how wrong headed Republican budget hawks areThe March AVR Show exhibition features include Judy Pfaff, Enter Slowly,and Theodore Svenningsen. Bill Lasarow comments on the role of the Egyptian Museum to the democracy movement there, and Scot Hart observes how wrong headed Republican budget hawks are in their attack on public cultural funding. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0211.mp3This month's program features Alexander Calder at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery in Los Angeles, Margarita Cabrera at UC Riverside's ARTSblock, Laura Mackin at Half/Dozen Gallery in Portland, and much more, including two new Commentaries.Thu 24 Feb 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's program features Alexander Calder at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery in Los Angeles, Margarita Cabrera at UC Riverside's ARTSblock, Laura Mackin at Half/Dozen Gallery in Portland, and much more, This month's program features Alexander Calder at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery in Los Angeles, Margarita Cabrera at UC Riverside's ARTSblock, Laura Mackin at Half/Dozen Gallery in Portland, and much more, including two new Commentaries. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0111.mp3The January AVR Show ushers in 2011 with commentaries on recent censorship controversies and the signal sent to the art market by last month's Miami art fairs. Our exhibition features include Phyllis Green's retrospective at Otis College in Los Angeles, the collaboration between the Illinois creative couple Michelle Grabner and Brad Killam at Gallery 16 in San Francisco, Frederick Wight's 'Radiant Skies' at Louis Stern Fine Arts in West Hollywood, and much more.Wed 05 Jan 2011 12:00:00 PDTnoThe January AVR Show ushers in 2011 with commentaries on recent censorship controversies and the signal sent to the art market by last month's Miami art fairs. Our exhibition features include Phyllis Green's retrospective at Otis College in Los Angeles, tThe January AVR Show ushers in 2011 with commentaries on recent censorship controversies and the signal sent to the art market by last month's Miami art fairs. Our exhibition features include Phyllis Green's retrospective at Otis College in Los Angeles, the collaboration between the Illinois creative couple Michelle Grabner and Brad Killam at Gallery 16 in San Francisco, Frederick Wight's 'Radiant Skies' at Louis Stern Fine Arts in West Hollywood, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1210.mp3This month's program leads with our commentary on the trickster in art and the major Picasso exhibition in Seattle. Other feature stories include William Wiley paired with H.C. Westermann, William Brice, and Charles Arnoldi, along with much more.Tue 30 Nov 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's program leads with our commentary on the trickster in art and the major Picasso exhibition in Seattle. Other feature stories include William Wiley paired with H.C. Westermann, William Brice, and Charles Arnoldi, along with much more.This month's program leads with our commentary on the trickster in art and the major Picasso exhibition in Seattle. Other feature stories include William Wiley paired with H.C. Westermann, William Brice, and Charles Arnoldi, along with much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1110.mp3The November AVR features the latest opinion pieces from Marlena Donohue, Bill Lasarow and Scot Hart. Feature stories include and appreciation of Patrick Merrill by Roberta Carasso, Patricia Mora on Vernon Fisher's Fort Worth Museum retrospective, Shirle Gottlieb on Michael Gottlieb, and Cherie Louise Turner Andrew Schoultz.Mon 08 Nov 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThe November AVR features the latest opinion pieces from Marlena Donohue, Bill Lasarow and Scot Hart. Feature stories include and appreciation of Patrick Merrill by Roberta Carasso, Patricia Mora on Vernon Fisher's Fort Worth Museum retrospective, Shirle The November AVR features the latest opinion pieces from Marlena Donohue, Bill Lasarow and Scot Hart. Feature stories include and appreciation of Patrick Merrill by Roberta Carasso, Patricia Mora on Vernon Fisher's Fort Worth Museum retrospective, Shirle Gottlieb on Michael Gottlieb, and Cherie Louise Turner Andrew Schoultz. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1010.mp3This month our editor's comment on a printmaker who is the very model of creative humility combined with world class talent; the launch of LACMA's Resnick Pavilion; and the meaning of the latest dispute between an artist and a museum. David Alfaro Siqueiros, Judith Belzer, Vik Munitz, and Lari Pittman lead the exhibitions featured for October.Mon 04 Oct 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month our editor's comment on a printmaker who is the very model of creative humility combined with world class talent; the launch of LACMA's Resnick Pavilion; and the meaning of the latest dispute between an artist and a museum. David Alfaro SiqueirThis month our editor's comment on a printmaker who is the very model of creative humility combined with world class talent; the launch of LACMA's Resnick Pavilion; and the meaning of the latest dispute between an artist and a museum. David Alfaro Siqueiros, Judith Belzer, Vik Munitz, and Lari Pittman lead the exhibitions featured for October. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0910.mp3For the September program we comment on concern that operation of the L.A. Municipal Art Gallery may be taken over by MOCA, and the broader significance of one of the simplest compositional techniques in the artist's arsenal. Features include Kim Abeles' survey at Loyola Marymount, Il Lee's ballpoint drawings at the Crow Collection, Monica Lundy's incarcerated women at Ogle Gallery, Heather Gwen Martin's deceptive abstractions at Luis De Jesus. And much more.Mon 06 Sep 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoFor the September program we comment on concern that operation of the L.A. Municipal Art Gallery may be taken over by MOCA, and the broader significance of one of the simplest compositional techniques in the artist's arsenal. Features include Kim Abeles' For the September program we comment on concern that operation of the L.A. Municipal Art Gallery may be taken over by MOCA, and the broader significance of one of the simplest compositional techniques in the artist's arsenal. Features include Kim Abeles' survey at Loyola Marymount, Il Lee's ballpoint drawings at the Crow Collection, Monica Lundy's incarcerated women at Ogle Gallery, Heather Gwen Martin's deceptive abstractions at Luis De Jesus. And much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0710.mp3The July/August, 2010 AVR Show exhibition features include John Baldessari at LACMA, Richard Marquis at Bullseye, Erin Cone at Hepse, Gustavo Acosta at Latin American Masters and more. Also featured are commentaries on geography in art, a real opportunity program, and why public arts funding is about much more than money.Thu 01 Jul 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThe July/August, 2010 AVR Show exhibition features include John Baldessari at LACMA, Richard Marquis at Bullseye, Erin Cone at Hepse, Gustavo Acosta at Latin American Masters and more. Also featured are commentaries on geography in art, a real opportunityThe July/August, 2010 AVR Show exhibition features include John Baldessari at LACMA, Richard Marquis at Bullseye, Erin Cone at Hepse, Gustavo Acosta at Latin American Masters and more. Also featured are commentaries on geography in art, a real opportunity program, and why public arts funding is about much more than money. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0610.mp3This month's AVR show features the Archile Gorky retrospective at MOCA in Los Angeles,Eric Zimmerman and Emilie Halpern at Art Palace in Houston, Louise Bourgeois at Gallery Paule Anglim in San Francisco, Gus Van Sant at PDX Contemporary in Portland, and much more. Our commentaries this month are on Mon 31 May 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's AVR show features the Archile Gorky retrospective at MOCA in Los Angeles,Eric Zimmerman and Emilie Halpern at Art Palace in Houston, Louise Bourgeois at Gallery Paule Anglim in San Francisco, Gus Van Sant at PDX Contemporary in Portland, and This month's AVR show features the Archile Gorky retrospective at MOCA in Los Angeles,Eric Zimmerman and Emilie Halpern at Art Palace in Houston, Louise Bourgeois at Gallery Paule Anglim in San Francisco, Gus Van Sant at PDX Contemporary in Portland, and much more. Our commentaries this month are on http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0510.mp3Reviews of current exhibitions including Ron van der Ende, Laurie Lipton, John Randall Nelson, Linda Vallejo and others. Commentaries on Steel Drivin' Art, light at the end of the art market tunnel, and the effect of the dismantling of aesthetic boundaries.Sun 23 May 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoReviews of current exhibitions including Ron van der Ende, Laurie Lipton, John Randall Nelson, Linda Vallejo and others. Commentaries on Steel Drivin' Art, light at the end of the art market tunnel, and the effect of the dismantling of aesthetic boundarieReviews of current exhibitions including Ron van der Ende, Laurie Lipton, John Randall Nelson, Linda Vallejo and others. Commentaries on Steel Drivin' Art, light at the end of the art market tunnel, and the effect of the dismantling of aesthetic boundaries. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0410.mp3The April AVR Show features Mark Chamberlain and BC Space in concurrent exhibitions, Pierre August Renoir, Lawrence Gipe, Claudio Dicochea, Jorge Santos, Adam Normandin, Susan Miklua, Ward Schumaker, Aime Garcia, Carlos Montes de Oca, and plenty of laughs and faces.Tue 06 Apr 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThe April AVR Show features Mark Chamberlain and BC Space in concurrent exhibitions, Pierre August Renoir, Lawrence Gipe, Claudio Dicochea, Jorge Santos, Adam Normandin, Susan Miklua, Ward Schumaker, Aime Garcia, Carlos Montes de Oca, and plenty of laughsThe April AVR Show features Mark Chamberlain and BC Space in concurrent exhibitions, Pierre August Renoir, Lawrence Gipe, Claudio Dicochea, Jorge Santos, Adam Normandin, Susan Miklua, Ward Schumaker, Aime Garcia, Carlos Montes de Oca, and plenty of laughs and faces. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0310.mp3The March AVR Show comments on how the Great Recession is reflected in the art we encounter, and reviews current exhibitions featuring Jonathan Lasker at L.A. Louver in Venice, California; Luc Tuymans at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Mary Heebner at Cella Art and Architecture in Los Angeles, California; Tom Miller at Box Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico; Andy Warhol at the Modern Art Museum at Fort Worth, Texas; and much more.Sun 07 Mar 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThe March AVR Show comments on how the Great Recession is reflected in the art we encounter, and reviews current exhibitions featuring Jonathan Lasker at L.A. Louver in Venice, California; Luc Tuymans at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Mary HeebneThe March AVR Show comments on how the Great Recession is reflected in the art we encounter, and reviews current exhibitions featuring Jonathan Lasker at L.A. Louver in Venice, California; Luc Tuymans at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Mary Heebner at Cella Art and Architecture in Los Angeles, California; Tom Miller at Box Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico; Andy Warhol at the Modern Art Museum at Fort Worth, Texas; and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0210.mp3The current AVR Show leads with Peter Clothier's commentary on Surviving the Tough Times. We review exhibitions featuring Reuben Nakian, Theodora Varnay Jones Miguel Osuna, Gordon Cheung, Jenene Nagy, Joe Goode, and others.Sun 28 Feb 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThe current AVR Show leads with Peter Clothier's commentary on Surviving the Tough Times. We review exhibitions featuring Reuben Nakian, Theodora Varnay Jones Miguel Osuna, Gordon Cheung, Jenene Nagy, Joe Goode, and others.The current AVR Show leads with Peter Clothier's commentary on Surviving the Tough Times. We review exhibitions featuring Reuben Nakian, Theodora Varnay Jones Miguel Osuna, Gordon Cheung, Jenene Nagy, Joe Goode, and others. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0110.mp3This month's AVR Show reviews MOCA's First Thirty Years, the pairing of Erika Suderburg and Joey Santarromana, Kristen Miller's elegant exploration of time and memory, a stereotype-breaking survey of Latin American abstraction, and much more.Wed 27 Jan 2010 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's AVR Show reviews MOCA's First Thirty Years, the pairing of Erika Suderburg and Joey Santarromana, Kristen Miller's elegant exploration of time and memory, a stereotype-breaking survey of Latin American abstraction, and much more.This month's AVR Show reviews MOCA's First Thirty Years, the pairing of Erika Suderburg and Joey Santarromana, Kristen Miller's elegant exploration of time and memory, a stereotype-breaking survey of Latin American abstraction, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1209.mp3The December AVR Show includes coverage of new exhibitions by E.V. Day, Larry Brownstein, Flora Kao, Wes Mills and Susan York, Melting Point, Tools, and more.Mon 07 Dec 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe December AVR Show includes coverage of new exhibitions by E.V. Day, Larry Brownstein, Flora Kao, Wes Mills and Susan York, Melting Point, Tools, and more.The December AVR Show includes coverage of new exhibitions by E.V. Day, Larry Brownstein, Flora Kao, Wes Mills and Susan York, Melting Point, Tools, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1109.mp3The November AVR Show takes the Road to Freedom, goes to the eye of the storm with John Brosio, heads for the beach with Maria Luisa Morando, looks at 77 million paintings by Brian Eno, celebrates an anniversary with Installations Inside/Out, and more.Sun 08 Nov 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe November AVR Show takes the Road to Freedom, goes to the eye of the storm with John Brosio, heads for the beach with Maria Luisa Morando, looks at 77 million paintings by Brian Eno, celebrates an anniversary with Installations Inside/Out, and more.The November AVR Show takes the Road to Freedom, goes to the eye of the storm with John Brosio, heads for the beach with Maria Luisa Morando, looks at 77 million paintings by Brian Eno, celebrates an anniversary with Installations Inside/Out, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1009.mp3October�s AVR Show features Intelligent Design: Interspecies Art at UC Riverside, William Pajaud and George Evans watercolors at M. Hanks Gallery, Sook Jin Jo�s installation of chairs at Sabina Lee Gallery, Katsuhisa Sakai�s sculpture and drawings at LOOK Gallery, Esao Andrews� paintings at Thinkspace Gallery and more.Wed 07 Oct 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoOctober�s AVR Show features Intelligent Design: Interspecies Art at UC Riverside, William Pajaud and George Evans watercolors at M. Hanks Gallery, Sook Jin Jo�s installation of chairs at Sabina Lee Gallery, Katsuhisa Sakai�s sculpture and drawings at LOOKOctober�s AVR Show features Intelligent Design: Interspecies Art at UC Riverside, William Pajaud and George Evans watercolors at M. Hanks Gallery, Sook Jin Jo�s installation of chairs at Sabina Lee Gallery, Katsuhisa Sakai�s sculpture and drawings at LOOK Gallery, Esao Andrews� paintings at Thinkspace Gallery and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0909.mp3The AVR Show for September covers Sandow Birk�s latest project at Koplin Del Rio Gallery, Patti Oleon�s interiors at Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Phil Joanou�s figurative works at JoAnne Artman Gallery, Libby Black�s send ups of high end consumer goods at Charlie James Gallery, Richard Ehrlich�s concurrent series of the Holocaust archives and cross sections of body parts at Loyola Marymount University�s Laband Gallery and Craig Krull Gallery, and more.Mon 07 Sep 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe AVR Show for September covers Sandow Birk�s latest project at Koplin Del Rio Gallery, Patti Oleon�s interiors at Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Phil Joanou�s figurative works at JoAnne Artman Gallery, Libby Black�s send ups of high end consumer goods at ChThe AVR Show for September covers Sandow Birk�s latest project at Koplin Del Rio Gallery, Patti Oleon�s interiors at Lora Schlesinger Gallery, Phil Joanou�s figurative works at JoAnne Artman Gallery, Libby Black�s send ups of high end consumer goods at Charlie James Gallery, Richard Ehrlich�s concurrent series of the Holocaust archives and cross sections of body parts at Loyola Marymount University�s Laband Gallery and Craig Krull Gallery, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0709.mp3The summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210, three artists at TAG, Anne M. Bray, Stephanie Visser, Darlyn Susan Yee, and more.Mon 13 Jul 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210,The summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210, three artists at TAG, Anne M. Bray, Stephanie Visser, Darlyn Susan Yee, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0709.mp3The summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210, three artists at TAG, Anne M. Bray, Stephanie Visser, Darlyn Susan Yee, and more.Mon 13 Jul 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210,The summer AVR Show features coverage of the R. Crumb survey at CSUF Grand Central Art Center, Beth Ames Swartz at L.A. Artcore, Novel Constructions, an exhibition of monumental scaled books at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Sandra Gallegos at Project 210, three artists at TAG, Anne M. Bray, Stephanie Visser, Darlyn Susan Yee, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0509.mp3The May AVR Show features stories on Barkley L. Hendricks, Gary Baseman, Fernando de Szyszlo, Chad Robertson, Pretty : Disturbing and much more.Thu 07 May 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe May AVR Show features stories on Barkley L. Hendricks, Gary Baseman, Fernando de Szyszlo, Chad Robertson, Pretty : Disturbing and much more.The May AVR Show features stories on Barkley L. Hendricks, Gary Baseman, Fernando de Szyszlo, Chad Robertson, Pretty : Disturbing and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0409.mp3The April AVR Show features stories on the two-venue John Paul Jones retrospective, Doni Silver Simons' accretions of marks, Terry Braunstein's compendiums of images, paintings of, yes, dogs Kimberly Merrill, and much more.Wed 01 Apr 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe April AVR Show features stories on the two-venue John Paul Jones retrospective, Doni Silver Simons' accretions of marks, Terry Braunstein's compendiums of images, paintings of, yes, dogs Kimberly Merrill, and much more.The April AVR Show features stories on the two-venue John Paul Jones retrospective, Doni Silver Simons' accretions of marks, Terry Braunstein's compendiums of images, paintings of, yes, dogs Kimberly Merrill, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0309.mp3The March AVR Show features stories on Bo Bartlett, Edward Hagedorn, and Steven Hull. We also visit the Black Womanhood exhibition, the show of the so called Golden Age of Comics, Zap! Bam! Pow! and much more.Wed 04 Mar 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe March AVR Show features stories on Bo Bartlett, Edward Hagedorn, and Steven Hull. We also visit the Black Womanhood exhibition, the show of the so called Golden Age of Comics, Zap! Bam! Pow! and much more.The March AVR Show features stories on Bo Bartlett, Edward Hagedorn, and Steven Hull. We also visit the Black Womanhood exhibition, the show of the so called Golden Age of Comics, Zap! Bam! Pow! and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0209.mp3The February AVR Show features Andrea Bowers and Suzanne Lacy�s collaboration, Your Donations do Our Work and three exhibitions featuring African and African American artists, Continental Rifts, Transformations, and Distinctly L.A. Exhibitions featuring Michael Todd and David Middlebrook, Kim Tucker, and Treyda Miller also headline this month�s line-up.Sat 07 Feb 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe February AVR Show features Andrea Bowers and Suzanne Lacy�s collaboration, Your Donations do Our Work and three exhibitions featuring African and African American artists, Continental Rifts, Transformations, and Distinctly L.A. Exhibitions featuring MThe February AVR Show features Andrea Bowers and Suzanne Lacy�s collaboration, Your Donations do Our Work and three exhibitions featuring African and African American artists, Continental Rifts, Transformations, and Distinctly L.A. Exhibitions featuring Michael Todd and David Middlebrook, Kim Tucker, and Treyda Miller also headline this month�s line-up. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0109.mp3The AVR Show opens the new year with coverage of the LA Art Show, featuring an interview with Show Director Kim Martindale. Exhibition coverage includes Robert Dowd, Moira Hahn, Leonard Edmondson and Emerson Woelffer, Shane Guffogg, and Todd Walker.Tue 06 Jan 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe AVR Show opens the new year with coverage of the LA Art Show, featuring an interview with Show Director Kim Martindale. Exhibition coverage includes Robert Dowd, Moira Hahn, Leonard Edmondson and Emerson Woelffer, Shane Guffogg, and Todd Walker.The AVR Show opens the new year with coverage of the LA Art Show, featuring an interview with Show Director Kim Martindale. Exhibition coverage includes Robert Dowd, Moira Hahn, Leonard Edmondson and Emerson Woelffer, Shane Guffogg, and Todd Walker. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1208.mp3The December edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Holly Andres, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Patricia Chidlaw, �Hands,� �Place in Time,� and more.Thu 04 Dec 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe December edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Holly Andres, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Patricia Chidlaw, �Hands,� �Place in Time,� and more.The December edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Holly Andres, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Patricia Chidlaw, �Hands,� �Place in Time,� and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1108.mp3The November edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Martin Kersels, Jennifer Vanderpool, Xia Xiaoze, Patrick Demarchelier, 2332, and more.Mon 03 Nov 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe November edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Martin Kersels, Jennifer Vanderpool, Xia Xiaoze, Patrick Demarchelier, 2332, and more.The November edition of the AVR Show includes stories on Martin Kersels, Jennifer Vanderpool, Xia Xiaoze, Patrick Demarchelier, 2332, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR1008.mp3The October edition of the AVR Show features stories on Martin Kippenberger at MOCA, Richard Amend at Lawrence Asher, Sam Erenberg at At Space, Kavin Buck at LA Contemporary, Brenna Youngblood at Margo Leavin, and more.Tue 07 Oct 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe October edition of the AVR Show features stories on Martin Kippenberger at MOCA, Richard Amend at Lawrence Asher, Sam Erenberg at At Space, Kavin Buck at LA Contemporary, Brenna Youngblood at Margo Leavin, and more.The October edition of the AVR Show features stories on Martin Kippenberger at MOCA, Richard Amend at Lawrence Asher, Sam Erenberg at At Space, Kavin Buck at LA Contemporary, Brenna Youngblood at Margo Leavin, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0908.mp3The AVR Show kicks off the 2008/2009 season with coverage of Gronk at L2kontemporary; Craig Kauffman at Frank Lloyd; Jorge Marin at Couturier; a tribute to Ed Den Lau�s Space Gallery at Cal Poly Pomona, and more.Tue 09 Sep 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe AVR Show kicks off the 2008/2009 season with coverage of Gronk at L2kontemporary; Craig Kauffman at Frank Lloyd; Jorge Marin at Couturier; a tribute to Ed Den Lau�s Space Gallery at Cal Poly Pomona, and more.The AVR Show kicks off the 2008/2009 season with coverage of Gronk at L2kontemporary; Craig Kauffman at Frank Lloyd; Jorge Marin at Couturier; a tribute to Ed Den Lau�s Space Gallery at Cal Poly Pomona, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0708.mp3The July edition of the AVR features Wifredo Lam, Gina Han, Arlene Bogna,Contradictions and Compexties: Contemporary Art from India, and more.Wed 02 Jul 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe July edition of the AVR features Wifredo Lam, Gina Han, Arlene Bogna,Contradictions and Compexties: Contemporary Art from India, and more.The July edition of the AVR features Wifredo Lam, Gina Han, Arlene Bogna,Contradictions and Compexties: Contemporary Art from India, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0608.mp3The June AVR Show presents features on D.J. Hall, David Amico, Jerome Witkin, Brian Finke, Native American ceramics, and more.Wed 04 Jun 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe June AVR Show presents features on D.J. Hall, David Amico, Jerome Witkin, Brian Finke, Native American ceramics, and more.The June AVR Show presents features on D.J. Hall, David Amico, Jerome Witkin, Brian Finke, Native American ceramics, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0508.mp3The May AVR Show presents features on the Calfiornia Video exhibition at Getty Center, Ann Chamberlin, David Ashwell, Mat Gleason�s commentary on how LACMA�s Phantom Sightings exhibition defeats cliche, and more.Thu 01 May 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe May AVR Show presents features on the Calfiornia Video exhibition at Getty Center, Ann Chamberlin, David Ashwell, Mat Gleason�s commentary on how LACMA�s Phantom Sightings exhibition defeats cliche, and more.The May AVR Show presents features on the Calfiornia Video exhibition at Getty Center, Ann Chamberlin, David Ashwell, Mat Gleason�s commentary on how LACMA�s Phantom Sightings exhibition defeats cliche, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0408.mp3The April AVR Show presents features on Michael Kenna, Joe Good, Suki Berg, and exhibitions pairing Barbara Kerwin and Gary Edard Blum, and Shauna Peck and Melinda Smith Altshuler, and more.Tue 01 Apr 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe April AVR Show presents features on Michael Kenna, Joe Good, Suki Berg, and exhibitions pairing Barbara Kerwin and Gary Edard Blum, and Shauna Peck and Melinda Smith Altshuler, and more.The April AVR Show presents features on Michael Kenna, Joe Good, Suki Berg, and exhibitions pairing Barbara Kerwin and Gary Edard Blum, and Shauna Peck and Melinda Smith Altshuler, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0308.mp3The March AVR Show features a discussion of the transformed LACMA, and stories on new exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow, Alison Saar, Steve Hurd, Klutch Stanaway, and a three artist show with Connie Jenkins, John Valadez, and Camille Solyagua.Mon 03 Mar 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe March AVR Show features a discussion of the transformed LACMA, and stories on new exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow, Alison Saar, Steve Hurd, Klutch Stanaway, and a three artist show with Connie Jenkins, John Valadez, and Camille Solyagua.The March AVR Show features a discussion of the transformed LACMA, and stories on new exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow, Alison Saar, Steve Hurd, Klutch Stanaway, and a three artist show with Connie Jenkins, John Valadez, and Camille Solyagua. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0208.mp3The AVR Show for February features stories on some classic artists including Robert Irwin, Tom Wesselmann, Milford Zornes, and more; and John O�Brien�s �Breaking Ranks� discusses why defying categories in art is so important.Wed 06 Feb 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe AVR Show for February features stories on some classic artists including Robert Irwin, Tom Wesselmann, Milford Zornes, and more; and John O�Brien�s �Breaking Ranks� discusses why defying categories in art is so important.The AVR Show for February features stories on some classic artists including Robert Irwin, Tom Wesselmann, Milford Zornes, and more; and John O�Brien�s �Breaking Ranks� discusses why defying categories in art is so important. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0108.mp3The January AVR Show presents features on Annie Buckley's visit to the Land of International Contemporary Art, Walker Evans, Shane Guffogg, Euan Macdoanld, Bonita Helmer, and more.Wed 09 Jan 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe January AVR Show presents features on Annie Buckley's visit to the Land of International Contemporary Art, Walker Evans, Shane Guffogg, Euan Macdoanld, Bonita Helmer, and more.The January AVR Show presents features on Annie Buckley's visit to the Land of International Contemporary Art, Walker Evans, Shane Guffogg, Euan Macdoanld, Bonita Helmer, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow1207.mp3The December AVR Show presents features on the George E. Ohr exhibition at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Judith Linhares at Jancar GAllery, Cherie Benner Davis at SolwayJones, Sylvia Torres and Lisa Lala at Marion Meyer Contemporary, Sandow Birk at CSU Long Beach, and more.Sun 02 Dec 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe December AVR Show presents features on the George E. Ohr exhibition at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Judith Linhares at Jancar GAllery, Cherie Benner Davis at SolwayJones, Sylvia Torres and Lisa Lala at Marion Meyer Contemporary, Sandow Birk at The December AVR Show presents features on the George E. Ohr exhibition at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Judith Linhares at Jancar GAllery, Cherie Benner Davis at SolwayJones, Sylvia Torres and Lisa Lala at Marion Meyer Contemporary, Sandow Birk at CSU Long Beach, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow1107.mp3The November AVR Show features an interview with Suvan Geer, stories on exhibitions featuring Gabriella Le�n, Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai, Tony Bevan, Gordon Wagner, Mark Dutcher, and more.Sun 04 Nov 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe November AVR Show features an interview with Suvan Geer, stories on exhibitions featuring Gabriella Le�n, Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai, Tony Bevan, Gordon Wagner, Mark Dutcher, and more.The November AVR Show features an interview with Suvan Geer, stories on exhibitions featuring Gabriella Le�n, Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai, Tony Bevan, Gordon Wagner, Mark Dutcher, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow1007.mp3The October AVR Show features Charles Arnoldi, Elsa Mora, Mary Beth Heffernan, Jock Sturges, an interview with Betty Ann Brown on her current column, �Getting Popular While Remaining Avant-Garde,� and more.Mon 01 Oct 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe October AVR Show features Charles Arnoldi, Elsa Mora, Mary Beth Heffernan, Jock Sturges, an interview with Betty Ann Brown on her current column, �Getting Popular While Remaining Avant-Garde,� and more.The October AVR Show features Charles Arnoldi, Elsa Mora, Mary Beth Heffernan, Jock Sturges, an interview with Betty Ann Brown on her current column, �Getting Popular While Remaining Avant-Garde,� and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0907.mp3The September AVR Show features Tom Neely, Lisa Adams, Susannah Bettag, Vincent Valdez, �CalAsia�, a group exhibition of California-Asian artists, and an interview with Mario Cutajar on his latest column, �It�s All in Your Head�.Sun 09 Sep 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe September AVR Show features Tom Neely, Lisa Adams, Susannah Bettag, Vincent Valdez, �CalAsia�, a group exhibition of California-Asian artists, and an interview with Mario Cutajar on his latest column, �It�s All in Your Head�.The September AVR Show features Tom Neely, Lisa Adams, Susannah Bettag, Vincent Valdez, �CalAsia�, a group exhibition of California-Asian artists, and an interview with Mario Cutajar on his latest column, �It�s All in Your Head�. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVRShow0707.mp3In the July, 2007 program we�ll peer through a peephole that turns out to be the bellybutton of a polar bear. We�ll examine leaves and branches, and perhaps more to the point the supposedly empty spaces the separate them. Cool geometric shapes get piled on to a point of visual combustion. A group of British painters decided the best way to look into the future comes from embracing the medieval past. And in an overview of artists from South and Central American countries, instead of a bridge to some ideal past we see a cultural bridge take shape from north to south.Sun 01 Jul 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the July, 2007 program we�ll peer through a peephole that turns out to be the bellybutton of a polar bear. We�ll examine leaves and branches, and perhaps more to the point the supposedly empty spaces the separate them. Cool geometric shapes get piled oIn the July, 2007 program we�ll peer through a peephole that turns out to be the bellybutton of a polar bear. We�ll examine leaves and branches, and perhaps more to the point the supposedly empty spaces the separate them. Cool geometric shapes get piled on to a point of visual combustion. A group of British painters decided the best way to look into the future comes from embracing the medieval past. And in an overview of artists from South and Central American countries, instead of a bridge to some ideal past we see a cultural bridge take shape from north to south. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0607.mp3The June AVR Show features an interview with the Director of the new Claremont Museum of Art, William Moreno, coverage of Alexei Jawlensky at the Norton Simon Museum; Anthony Mitri at Forum Gallery; Deborah Davidson and Phoebe Brunner at Sue Greenwood Gallery; Audra Weaser and Soojung Park at Ruth Bachofner Gallery; Billy Reynolds at Black Maria Gallery; and more.Wed 06 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe June AVR Show features an interview with the Director of the new Claremont Museum of Art, William Moreno, coverage of Alexei Jawlensky at the Norton Simon Museum; Anthony Mitri at Forum Gallery; Deborah Davidson and Phoebe Brunner at Sue Greenwood GalThe June AVR Show features an interview with the Director of the new Claremont Museum of Art, William Moreno, coverage of Alexei Jawlensky at the Norton Simon Museum; Anthony Mitri at Forum Gallery; Deborah Davidson and Phoebe Brunner at Sue Greenwood Gallery; Audra Weaser and Soojung Park at Ruth Bachofner Gallery; Billy Reynolds at Black Maria Gallery; and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0507.mp3This month's AVR Show presents Rufino Tamayo at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art; Don Suggs at Otis College and L.A. Louver Gallery; Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery; Susan Santiago at Orlando Gallery; Wed 02 May 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's AVR Show presents Rufino Tamayo at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art; Don Suggs at Otis College and L.A. Louver Gallery; Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery; Susan Santiago at Orlando Gallery; This month's AVR Show presents Rufino Tamayo at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art; Don Suggs at Otis College and L.A. Louver Gallery; Maritta Tapanainen at Couturier Gallery; Susan Santiago at Orlando Gallery; http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0407.mp3xxxx Wed 11 Apr 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoxxxx xxxx http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0307.mp3In the March AVR Show you�ll hear about how an artist helped shape Pop Art�and then learned to draw. Then there is the artist who built a small museum around an ill-kept tree in the Rose Bowl�s parking lot. The photographs of New York street fashion from a generation back may transport you to a sense of place and freedom that is more difficult to discern in real life. And the projects of one sexual provocateur�s exploitation of a very contemporary weakness for the Web may make you wonder if some of our newer freedoms are really very liberating at all. And in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll gain insight into the power of the serendipitous collision of art with youth, and how it can shape one�s life.Mon 05 Mar 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the March AVR Show you�ll hear about how an artist helped shape Pop Art�and then learned to draw. Then there is the artist who built a small museum around an ill-kept tree in the Rose Bowl�s parking lot. The photographs of New York street fashion from In the March AVR Show you�ll hear about how an artist helped shape Pop Art�and then learned to draw. Then there is the artist who built a small museum around an ill-kept tree in the Rose Bowl�s parking lot. The photographs of New York street fashion from a generation back may transport you to a sense of place and freedom that is more difficult to discern in real life. And the projects of one sexual provocateur�s exploitation of a very contemporary weakness for the Web may make you wonder if some of our newer freedoms are really very liberating at all. And in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll gain insight into the power of the serendipitous collision of art with youth, and how it can shape one�s life. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR0207.mp3In the February show you�ll hear about a single print that took 113 colors and two years to complete, and images that happen in 1/30th of a second but which take years to prepare for. Then there is the long series of paintings that resulted in one march a year ago. In another show La Raza takes place in nightclub settings. And we�ll also take a look at what happens when normally orderly, detail ordered architects shift into �play� mode. In this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll found out how the story of a blind swimmer set a young art historian on a path to becomming a curatorial force for living artsts.Thu 01 Feb 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the February show you�ll hear about a single print that took 113 colors and two years to complete, and images that happen in 1/30th of a second but which take years to prepare for. Then there is the long series of paintings that resulted in one march aIn the February show you�ll hear about a single print that took 113 colors and two years to complete, and images that happen in 1/30th of a second but which take years to prepare for. Then there is the long series of paintings that resulted in one march a year ago. In another show La Raza takes place in nightclub settings. And we�ll also take a look at what happens when normally orderly, detail ordered architects shift into �play� mode. In this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll found out how the story of a blind swimmer set a young art historian on a path to becomming a curatorial force for living artsts. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/Artscene_AVR_Jan2007.mp3In the January show you�ll be taken deep into the carefully structured world of bees, and then journey into a glowing and cosmological space of vast dimension. Then there is the group show where the pieces of the artistic puzzle just don�t want to fit together--just as the curator intended. You will be privy to a visual discussion between those who left and those who remained in Cuba. You�ll learn that the time for grannies to only be visible only to their families is fast becoming a relic of the past. In fact, in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll hear the story of a talented young woman artist of the 1950s whose teachers, some of the era�s key painters, just assumed that she would get married, have children, and never practice art again.Mon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the January show you�ll be taken deep into the carefully structured world of bees, and then journey into a glowing and cosmological space of vast dimension. Then there is the group show where the pieces of the artistic puzzle just don�t want to fit togIn the January show you�ll be taken deep into the carefully structured world of bees, and then journey into a glowing and cosmological space of vast dimension. Then there is the group show where the pieces of the artistic puzzle just don�t want to fit together--just as the curator intended. You will be privy to a visual discussion between those who left and those who remained in Cuba. You�ll learn that the time for grannies to only be visible only to their families is fast becoming a relic of the past. In fact, in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll hear the story of a talented young woman artist of the 1950s whose teachers, some of the era�s key painters, just assumed that she would get married, have children, and never practice art again. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/Artscene_AVR_Dec2006.MP3In the December show you�ll walk on puffy clouds at the L.A. Freeway interchange floats above you. Graffiti cohabits with Japanese geishas and shoguns. Brilliantly colored whirling spirals of color alternately take you to love and war. Horses, ships and dragons are worked up to mythological proportion from impressive thickets of lines. You�ll meet an irrepressibly committed Abstract Expressionist, and the startlingly unfamiliar vision of a long time folk music star who maybe you only thought you knew. And in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll see how a poet who couldn�t stand the messiness shared by so much contemporary art found himself devoted to it--because he spilled his gut over an especially offensive installation.Fri 01 Dec 2006 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the December show you�ll walk on puffy clouds at the L.A. Freeway interchange floats above you. Graffiti cohabits with Japanese geishas and shoguns. Brilliantly colored whirling spirals of color alternately take you to love and war. Horses, ships and dIn the December show you�ll walk on puffy clouds at the L.A. Freeway interchange floats above you. Graffiti cohabits with Japanese geishas and shoguns. Brilliantly colored whirling spirals of color alternately take you to love and war. Horses, ships and dragons are worked up to mythological proportion from impressive thickets of lines. You�ll meet an irrepressibly committed Abstract Expressionist, and the startlingly unfamiliar vision of a long time folk music star who maybe you only thought you knew. And in this month�s Visual Epiphany you�ll see how a poet who couldn�t stand the messiness shared by so much contemporary art found himself devoted to it--because he spilled his gut over an especially offensive installation. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR_Demo_November-2006.MP3In the November show paintings of fuchsia colored monkeys reflect on matters of cultural distortion. A box is reproduced in every detail, down to shipping labels, chips and dings, but is it really a painting? Food wrappers, train schedules, matchbooks and stamps from Asian countries are all this artist works with, using these things to create a flood of art without even having her own studio. A filmmaker who combined horror and humor half a century ago is being seen in a whole new light today. Three artists share their distinct visions of nature�s wrapping material: skin. And, in the Visual Epiphany segment, two veteran art writers reflect on the unlikely set of circumstances that led them to become serious commentators on visual art. Wed 01 Nov 2006 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the November show paintings of fuchsia colored monkeys reflect on matters of cultural distortion. A box is reproduced in every detail, down to shipping labels, chips and dings, but is it really a painting? Food wrappers, train schedules, matchbooks andIn the November show paintings of fuchsia colored monkeys reflect on matters of cultural distortion. A box is reproduced in every detail, down to shipping labels, chips and dings, but is it really a painting? Food wrappers, train schedules, matchbooks and stamps from Asian countries are all this artist works with, using these things to create a flood of art without even having her own studio. A filmmaker who combined horror and humor half a century ago is being seen in a whole new light today. Three artists share their distinct visions of nature�s wrapping material: skin. And, in the Visual Epiphany segment, two veteran art writers reflect on the unlikely set of circumstances that led them to become serious commentators on visual art. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/Artscene_AVR_Demo_100406.mp3In the October show an artist makes his tatooed body the central element of operatic performance works. Hundreds of tiny rodent bones are magically assembled into a tornado. Artists skilled in the art of rendering are brought together to examine contemporary spirituality. Stunningly lovely still life paintings show that they can also sting. An acolyte of the famous Bauhaus school helps bring modern abstraction to America. And a born artist who compromises her way into academia finds her way back to art through her own writing. Wed 04 Oct 2006 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the October show an artist makes his tatooed body the central element of operatic performance works. Hundreds of tiny rodent bones are magically assembled into a tornado. Artists skilled in the art of rendering are brought together to examine contemporIn the October show an artist makes his tatooed body the central element of operatic performance works. Hundreds of tiny rodent bones are magically assembled into a tornado. Artists skilled in the art of rendering are brought together to examine contemporary spirituality. Stunningly lovely still life paintings show that they can also sting. An acolyte of the famous Bauhaus school helps bring modern abstraction to America. And a born artist who compromises her way into academia finds her way back to art through her own writing. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/AVR_Demo_090706.MP3In the September show we�ll learn how a world class artist transforms what should be dull and repetitive subject matter into visual fireworks. We will find out how a sculptor of horses makes her animals interesting precisely because they are about much more than riding or the great outdoors. Animals are very much a part of the work of a much younger artist, who provides us with insight into nature�s protean and brutal power. We�ll also see how beauty and brutality metaphorically get together at the U.S.-Mexican border. Then we�ll take a look at light, produced by the latest technology as well as by traditional illustionism. And we will learn why an art critic is perfectly happy not to have the last word. Mon 18 Sep 2006 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the September show we�ll learn how a world class artist transforms what should be dull and repetitive subject matter into visual fireworks. We will find out how a sculptor of horses makes her animals interesting precisely because they are about much moIn the September show we�ll learn how a world class artist transforms what should be dull and repetitive subject matter into visual fireworks. We will find out how a sculptor of horses makes her animals interesting precisely because they are about much more than riding or the great outdoors. Animals are very much a part of the work of a much younger artist, who provides us with insight into nature�s protean and brutal power. We�ll also see how beauty and brutality metaphorically get together at the U.S.-Mexican border. Then we�ll take a look at light, produced by the latest technology as well as by traditional illustionism. And we will learn why an art critic is perfectly happy not to have the last word. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/AVR/Podcast_Demo.mp3In the July/August show we�ll hear about how one artist changed the course of cultural history, but why he may not stand the test of time. We�ll consider how a group of artists used plastic and mirrors to cast L.A. as a refuge for pantheism�s last frontier, and then why some of our most prominent painters set down their brushes in favor of the loom. We�ll meet a young painter from the UK whose �Airheads� are actually quite smart. Finally, we�ll visit L.A.�s own Roman Villa dei Papiri, brought out from the ashes of ancient Vesuvius. Tue 01 Aug 2006 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the July/August show we�ll hear about how one artist changed the course of cultural history, but why he may not stand the test of time. We�ll consider how a group of artists used plastic and mirrors to cast L.A. as a refuge for pantheism�s last frontieIn the July/August show we�ll hear about how one artist changed the course of cultural history, but why he may not stand the test of time. We�ll consider how a group of artists used plastic and mirrors to cast L.A. as a refuge for pantheism�s last frontier, and then why some of our most prominent painters set down their brushes in favor of the loom. We�ll meet a young painter from the UK whose �Airheads� are actually quite smart. Finally, we�ll visit L.A.�s own Roman Villa dei Papiri, brought out from the ashes of ancient Vesuvius. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0909.mp3For September, Hunter�s Gatherings interviews Jean Milant, owner of Cirrus Editions and Cirrus Gallery, as he approaches his 40th anniversary of operation. Milant recalls his original space in Hollywood, working with John Baldessari, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and others, discusses why he moved downtown, and much more.Sun 27 Sep 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoFor September, Hunter�s Gatherings interviews Jean Milant, owner of Cirrus Editions and Cirrus Gallery, as he approaches his 40th anniversary of operation. Milant recalls his original space in Hollywood, working with John Baldessari, Ed Ruscha, Bruce NaumFor September, Hunter�s Gatherings interviews Jean Milant, owner of Cirrus Editions and Cirrus Gallery, as he approaches his 40th anniversary of operation. Milant recalls his original space in Hollywood, working with John Baldessari, Ed Ruscha, Bruce Nauman and others, discusses why he moved downtown, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0509.mp3Hunter�s Gatherings visits with Lawrence Weschler, author of �True to Life: 25 Years of Conversations with David Hockney,� �Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees� and other great books. Host Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp and Weschler discuss artists Robert Irwin and Hockney, how the writer approaches his books, and more in this exclusive interview.Sun 31 May 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter�s Gatherings visits with Lawrence Weschler, author of �True to Life: 25 Years of Conversations with David Hockney,� �Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees� and other great books. Host Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp and Weschler discuss artHunter�s Gatherings visits with Lawrence Weschler, author of �True to Life: 25 Years of Conversations with David Hockney,� �Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees� and other great books. Host Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp and Weschler discuss artists Robert Irwin and Hockney, how the writer approaches his books, and more in this exclusive interview. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0309a.mp3Hunter�s Gatherings pays a visit to Los Angeles County Museum of Art�s Two Germanys exhibition. Curators of the exhibition Stephanie Baron and Eckhart Gillen share their insights with host Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.Tue 17 Mar 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter�s Gatherings pays a visit to Los Angeles County Museum of Art�s Two Germanys exhibition. Curators of the exhibition Stephanie Baron and Eckhart Gillen share their insights with host Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.Hunter�s Gatherings pays a visit to Los Angeles County Museum of Art�s Two Germanys exhibition. Curators of the exhibition Stephanie Baron and Eckhart Gillen share their insights with host Hunter Drohojowska-Philp. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0109.mp3Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his �Mithra� ark sculpture currently in News Orleans as part of Project.1, and more.Mon 26 Jan 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his �Mithra� ark sculpture currently in News Orleans as part of Project.1, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska1108.mp3Mon 26 Jan 2009 12:00:00 PDTno http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0109.mp3Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his �Mithra� ark sculpture in New Orleans as part of Project.1, and more.Mon 26 Jan 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviewed artist Mark Bradford at the LA Art Show on January 24th. They explore his point of view as an individual African-American artist, his response to the assumption to office of President Barak Obama, the story behind his �Mithra� ark sculpture in New Orleans as part of Project.1, and more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska1108.mp3Hunter Drohojowska-Philp sits down with ceramic sculptor John Mason for this month�s Hunter�s Gatherings. Mason reflects on his long career, key breakthroughs and friendships, and the basis for his current exhibition.Thu 27 Nov 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter Drohojowska-Philp sits down with ceramic sculptor John Mason for this month�s Hunter�s Gatherings. Mason reflects on his long career, key breakthroughs and friendships, and the basis for his current exhibition.Hunter Drohojowska-Philp sits down with ceramic sculptor John Mason for this month�s Hunter�s Gatherings. Mason reflects on his long career, key breakthroughs and friendships, and the basis for his current exhibition. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0608a.mp3This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz.Fri 06 Jun 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz.This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0608.mp3This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz.Fri 06 Jun 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz.This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with longtime observer of the L.A. scene Lyn Kienholz. They discuss her upcoming encyclopedia of Los Angeles artists, stories of the unfolding scene of the 1960s, and of course Ed Kienholz. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0308.mp3This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with Robert Irwin ranging from his new Sat 29 Mar 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with Robert Irwin ranging from his new This month Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp presents a conversation with Robert Irwin ranging from his new http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska1107.mp3Host Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp conducts a wide ranging conversation with Billy Al Bengston, who shares stories about current work, his career in motorcycle racing, Ferus Gallery, his many friends in the art and entertainment worlds, and much more.Tue 27 Nov 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoHost Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp conducts a wide ranging conversation with Billy Al Bengston, who shares stories about current work, his career in motorcycle racing, Ferus Gallery, his many friends in the art and entertainment worlds, and much more.Host Hunter Drohowjowska-Philp conducts a wide ranging conversation with Billy Al Bengston, who shares stories about current work, his career in motorcycle racing, Ferus Gallery, his many friends in the art and entertainment worlds, and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojoska1007.mp3Hunter Drohojowska-Philp visits with Larry Bell at his current studio in Venice--which was his primary studio in his early heyday 40 years ago.Tue 23 Oct 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoHunter Drohojowska-Philp visits with Larry Bell at his current studio in Venice--which was his primary studio in his early heyday 40 years ago.Hunter Drohojowska-Philp visits with Larry Bell at his current studio in Venice--which was his primary studio in his early heyday 40 years ago. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska0607.mp3Host Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviews Ed Moses, who discusses his most recent work, exhibited concurrently at Bobbie Greenfield Gallery and Frank Lloyd Gallery, both at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica; and some of the highlights of his career, which dates back to the 1950s and Ferus Gallery.Tue 26 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoHost Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviews Ed Moses, who discusses his most recent work, exhibited concurrently at Bobbie Greenfield Gallery and Frank Lloyd Gallery, both at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica; and some of the highlights of his career, which dHost Hunter Drohojowska-Philp interviews Ed Moses, who discusses his most recent work, exhibited concurrently at Bobbie Greenfield Gallery and Frank Lloyd Gallery, both at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica; and some of the highlights of his career, which dates back to the 1950s and Ferus Gallery. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HuntersGatherings0507.mp3The debut of "Hunter's Gatherings" features host Hunter Drohojowsak-Philp in a one-on-one interview with John Baldessari at his Santa Monica studio. They discuss current exhibitions at Margo Leavin Gallery, and at the Kunstmuseum and Kunstverein in Bonn, Germany; the early years of Baldessari's career; and much more.Wed 02 May 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe debut of "Hunter's Gatherings" features host Hunter Drohojowsak-Philp in a one-on-one interview with John Baldessari at his Santa Monica studio. They discuss current exhibitions at Margo Leavin Gallery, and at the Kunstmuseum and Kunstverein in Bonn, The debut of "Hunter's Gatherings" features host Hunter Drohojowsak-Philp in a one-on-one interview with John Baldessari at his Santa Monica studio. They discuss current exhibitions at Margo Leavin Gallery, and at the Kunstmuseum and Kunstverein in Bonn, Germany; the early years of Baldessari's career; and much more. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/HDP/HDrohojowska Interview 1206.mp3Artscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Hunter Drohojowska-PhilpMon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Hunter Drohojowska-PhilpArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Hunter Drohojowska-Philp http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue0409.mp3In this edition of Context, host Marlena Donohue addresses the prospects for Feminist Art in the new age of President Obama. Joining her on this special panel are artists Kim Abeles, Jerri Allyn, Cheri Gaulke, and Ren�e Petropoulos.Sat 25 Apr 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoIn this edition of Context, host Marlena Donohue addresses the prospects for Feminist Art in the new age of President Obama. Joining her on this special panel are artists Kim Abeles, Jerri Allyn, Cheri Gaulke, and Ren�e Petropoulos.In this edition of Context, host Marlena Donohue addresses the prospects for Feminist Art in the new age of President Obama. Joining her on this special panel are artists Kim Abeles, Jerri Allyn, Cheri Gaulke, and Ren�e Petropoulos. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue1008.mp3For this month's Context Marlena Donohue visits with Betty Ann Brown, curator of the recent Hans Burkhardt exhibition at CSU Northridge; and Jack Rutberg of Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, currently hosting Hans Burkhardt: Paintings of the 1960s.Mon 03 Nov 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoFor this month's Context Marlena Donohue visits with Betty Ann Brown, curator of the recent Hans Burkhardt exhibition at CSU Northridge; and Jack Rutberg of Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, currently hosting Hans Burkhardt: Paintings of the 1960s.For this month's Context Marlena Donohue visits with Betty Ann Brown, curator of the recent Hans Burkhardt exhibition at CSU Northridge; and Jack Rutberg of Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, currently hosting Hans Burkhardt: Paintings of the 1960s. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue0908a.mp3This month�s edition of Marlena Donohue�s Context features a visit with Dr. Richard Erlich, whose current photography portfolio examines the Holocaust Archives at the International Tracing Service at Bad Arolsen, Germany.Mon 29 Sep 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month�s edition of Marlena Donohue�s Context features a visit with Dr. Richard Erlich, whose current photography portfolio examines the Holocaust Archives at the International Tracing Service at Bad Arolsen, Germany.This month�s edition of Marlena Donohue�s Context features a visit with Dr. Richard Erlich, whose current photography portfolio examines the Holocaust Archives at the International Tracing Service at Bad Arolsen, Germany. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue0608.mp3Marlena Donohue returns with her June edition of Context, presenting an in-depth interview with artist Keith Puccinelli about his current exhibition Wondercommon at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College. Gallery Director Meg Linton also joins the conversation.Sat 28 Jun 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoMarlena Donohue returns with her June edition of Context, presenting an in-depth interview with artist Keith Puccinelli about his current exhibition Wondercommon at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College. Gallery Director Meg Linton also joins the conversaMarlena Donohue returns with her June edition of Context, presenting an in-depth interview with artist Keith Puccinelli about his current exhibition Wondercommon at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis College. Gallery Director Meg Linton also joins the conversation. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue1207.mp3Wed 26 Dec 2007 12:00:00 PDTno http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue0807a 1.mp3This month Marlena Donohue debuts �Context,� commentary and interviews that discuss current art and issues, placing it in its larger framework. In a visit to the Getty, our host interviews Getty curators Scott Allan on Edouard Manet�s �Bar at the Folies-Berg�re,� and Thomas Kren on the Center's recently acquired 13th century English bestiary.Fri 07 Sep 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month Marlena Donohue debuts �Context,� commentary and interviews that discuss current art and issues, placing it in its larger framework. In a visit to the Getty, our host interviews Getty curators Scott Allan on Edouard Manet�s �Bar at the Folies-BThis month Marlena Donohue debuts �Context,� commentary and interviews that discuss current art and issues, placing it in its larger framework. In a visit to the Getty, our host interviews Getty curators Scott Allan on Edouard Manet�s �Bar at the Folies-Berg�re,� and Thomas Kren on the Center's recently acquired 13th century English bestiary. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MD/MDonohue Interview 1206.mp3Artscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Marlena DonohueMon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Marlena DonohueArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Marlena Donohue http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGleasonSeven1108.mp3The Mat Gleason Seven includes Mat�s commentary on dealing with hard times; more on the latest at LACMA; fun visits to Pasadena Art Night and�yes!--the Quilters Guild; and takes on exhibitions by John McGwire Olsen, Asad Faulwell, and John Jurayj.Fri 07 Nov 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe Mat Gleason Seven includes Mat�s commentary on dealing with hard times; more on the latest at LACMA; fun visits to Pasadena Art Night and�yes!--the Quilters Guild; and takes on exhibitions by John McGwire Olsen, Asad Faulwell, and John Jurayj.The Mat Gleason Seven includes Mat�s commentary on dealing with hard times; more on the latest at LACMA; fun visits to Pasadena Art Night and�yes!--the Quilters Guild; and takes on exhibitions by John McGwire Olsen, Asad Faulwell, and John Jurayj. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGleasonSeven0908.mp3September�s Mat Gleason Seven visits �Vexing: Female Voices from East L.A. Punk� at the Claremont Museum; Masami Teraoka�s exhibition of recent paintings at Samuel Freeman; conceptual exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow and Lawrence Weiner at MOCA; Gee Vaucher at Track 16, and three other stories make seven.Tue 02 Sep 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoSeptember�s Mat Gleason Seven visits �Vexing: Female Voices from East L.A. Punk� at the Claremont Museum; Masami Teraoka�s exhibition of recent paintings at Samuel Freeman; conceptual exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow and Lawrence Weiner at MOCA; Gee VauSeptember�s Mat Gleason Seven visits �Vexing: Female Voices from East L.A. Punk� at the Claremont Museum; Masami Teraoka�s exhibition of recent paintings at Samuel Freeman; conceptual exhibitions featuring Allan Kaprow and Lawrence Weiner at MOCA; Gee Vaucher at Track 16, and three other stories make seven. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGleasonSeven0208.mp3This month Mat discusses LACMA's new Broad Contemporary and the controversy surrounding it; the current edition of L.A. Weekly's Tue 26 Feb 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month Mat discusses LACMA's new Broad Contemporary and the controversy surrounding it; the current edition of L.A. Weekly's This month Mat discusses LACMA's new Broad Contemporary and the controversy surrounding it; the current edition of L.A. Weekly's http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGleasonSeven1207.mp3For the December edition of the Mat Gleason Seven, Mat reflects on current and recent exhibitions by Manuel Ocampo, Takashi Murakami, Peter Zokosky, and Kim Dingle; Richard Godfrey�s upcoming show; the silly response in the UK to a 2-year old�s artwork, and how to deal with the awkwardness of missing your friend's exhibition opening.Wed 05 Dec 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoFor the December edition of the Mat Gleason Seven, Mat reflects on current and recent exhibitions by Manuel Ocampo, Takashi Murakami, Peter Zokosky, and Kim Dingle; Richard Godfrey�s upcoming show; the silly response in the UK to a 2-year old�s artwork, aFor the December edition of the Mat Gleason Seven, Mat reflects on current and recent exhibitions by Manuel Ocampo, Takashi Murakami, Peter Zokosky, and Kim Dingle; Richard Godfrey�s upcoming show; the silly response in the UK to a 2-year old�s artwork, and how to deal with the awkwardness of missing your friend's exhibition opening. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGleasonSeven0707.mp3This month's edition of Fri 20 Jul 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's edition of This month's edition of http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MatGleason0407.mp3This month's program features: Robert Wilson at Ace Gallery; Yong Sin and Barry Markowitz at AndrewShire Gallery; Gregory Martin and Carol Es at George Billis Gallery; Damian Hirst at Gagosian Gallery; Gallery Parking Sucks!; an art world fundraiser in support of the victims of Darfur; and the upcoming Brewery Artwalk.Mon 16 Apr 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's program features: Robert Wilson at Ace Gallery; Yong Sin and Barry Markowitz at AndrewShire Gallery; Gregory Martin and Carol Es at George Billis Gallery; Damian Hirst at Gagosian Gallery; Gallery Parking Sucks!; an art world fundraiser in suThis month's program features: Robert Wilson at Ace Gallery; Yong Sin and Barry Markowitz at AndrewShire Gallery; Gregory Martin and Carol Es at George Billis Gallery; Damian Hirst at Gagosian Gallery; Gallery Parking Sucks!; an art world fundraiser in support of the victims of Darfur; and the upcoming Brewery Artwalk. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/Mat Gleason 0307.mp3The Mat Gleason Seven - March 2007 Mon 05 Mar 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThe Mat Gleason Seven - March 2007 The Mat Gleason Seven - March 2007 http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MGSeven0107.mp3�The Mat Gleason Seven� debuts on ArtScene Visual Radio. Each month Mat Gleason shares his take on seven of the top art stories of the month. This month�s stories range from a critical view of the Caspar David Friedrich and Gerhard Richter exhibition at the Getty Center, to considering Cirque Du Soleil�s �Love� as performance art, to Peter Coffin�s �Rainbow� cards that collector Peter Norton sent out for this year�s annual Christmas �card,� to reflections on the December Miami art fairs and on L.A.�s own L.A. Art Show and artLA fairs that come up later this month. . .and more! There is always a lot going on in the Southern California art world, and Mat Gleason�s brand of fearless and irreverent art criticism will help you stay current and expand your art consciousness. Sun 21 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTno�The Mat Gleason Seven� debuts on ArtScene Visual Radio. Each month Mat Gleason shares his take on seven of the top art stories of the month. This month�s stories range from a critical view of the Caspar David Friedrich and Gerhard Richter exhibition at t�The Mat Gleason Seven� debuts on ArtScene Visual Radio. Each month Mat Gleason shares his take on seven of the top art stories of the month. This month�s stories range from a critical view of the Caspar David Friedrich and Gerhard Richter exhibition at the Getty Center, to considering Cirque Du Soleil�s �Love� as performance art, to Peter Coffin�s �Rainbow� cards that collector Peter Norton sent out for this year�s annual Christmas �card,� to reflections on the December Miami art fairs and on L.A.�s own L.A. Art Show and artLA fairs that come up later this month. . .and more! There is always a lot going on in the Southern California art world, and Mat Gleason�s brand of fearless and irreverent art criticism will help you stay current and expand your art consciousness. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MatGleasonInterview1206.mp3Artscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Mat GleasonSun 07 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Mat GleasonArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Mat Gleason http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/MG/MatShow1206.mp3Mon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTno http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier1109.mp3For the November Art of Outrage host Peter Clothier visits with one of the seminal figures of performance art, Rachel Rosenthal. In additional interviews, Gilah Yellin Hirsch provides the perspective of a longtime creative colleague; professor and art historian Moira Roth places Rosenthal into the context of our time; and Michael Steckel shares his experience as a student and member of her performance group, Rachel Rosenthal Company, preparing to open Tohubohu in February.Sun 29 Nov 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoFor the November Art of Outrage host Peter Clothier visits with one of the seminal figures of performance art, Rachel Rosenthal. In additional interviews, Gilah Yellin Hirsch provides the perspective of a longtime creative colleague; professor and art hisFor the November Art of Outrage host Peter Clothier visits with one of the seminal figures of performance art, Rachel Rosenthal. In additional interviews, Gilah Yellin Hirsch provides the perspective of a longtime creative colleague; professor and art historian Moira Roth places Rosenthal into the context of our time; and Michael Steckel shares his experience as a student and member of her performance group, Rachel Rosenthal Company, preparing to open Tohubohu in February. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier1009.mp3For October�s edition of The Art of Outrage, Peter Clothier discusses the art and context of R. Crumb with curator Todd Hignite, collector Eric Sack, and writer Patrick Rosenkranz. Crumb follows up his recent R. Crumb�s Underground traveling show that appeared at the CSUF Grand Central Art Center with the illustrations from his just released Book of Genesis at the Hammer Museum.Sun 25 Oct 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoFor October�s edition of The Art of Outrage, Peter Clothier discusses the art and context of R. Crumb with curator Todd Hignite, collector Eric Sack, and writer Patrick Rosenkranz. Crumb follows up his recent R. Crumb�s Underground traveling show that appFor October�s edition of The Art of Outrage, Peter Clothier discusses the art and context of R. Crumb with curator Todd Hignite, collector Eric Sack, and writer Patrick Rosenkranz. Crumb follows up his recent R. Crumb�s Underground traveling show that appeared at the CSUF Grand Central Art Center with the illustrations from his just released Book of Genesis at the Hammer Museum. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0809.mp3The summer edition of Peter Clothier�s Art of Outrage visits MorYork Gallery in Eagle Rock. Artist Clare Graham houses his remarkable collection of sculpture there and hosts guest artists� exhibition. Clothier comments on Daniel Brodo�s installation, �My Luck,� and then interviews Graham.Sat 08 Aug 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe summer edition of Peter Clothier�s Art of Outrage visits MorYork Gallery in Eagle Rock. Artist Clare Graham houses his remarkable collection of sculpture there and hosts guest artists� exhibition. Clothier comments on Daniel Brodo�s installation, �My The summer edition of Peter Clothier�s Art of Outrage visits MorYork Gallery in Eagle Rock. Artist Clare Graham houses his remarkable collection of sculpture there and hosts guest artists� exhibition. Clothier comments on Daniel Brodo�s installation, �My Luck,� and then interviews Graham. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0509.mp3The Art of Outrage and Peter Clothier discuss Mickey Mouse, man�s inhumanity to man and much more with Llyn Foulkes, the lead artist in the Hammer Museum exhibition �Nine Lives: Visionary Artists from L.A.� Clothier also interviews artist Charles Irvin from the show, and its curator, Ali Subotnik.Tue 26 May 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoThe Art of Outrage and Peter Clothier discuss Mickey Mouse, man�s inhumanity to man and much more with Llyn Foulkes, the lead artist in the Hammer Museum exhibition �Nine Lives: Visionary Artists from L.A.� Clothier also interviews artist Charles Irvin frThe Art of Outrage and Peter Clothier discuss Mickey Mouse, man�s inhumanity to man and much more with Llyn Foulkes, the lead artist in the Hammer Museum exhibition �Nine Lives: Visionary Artists from L.A.� Clothier also interviews artist Charles Irvin from the show, and its curator, Ali Subotnik. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0309.mp3Peter Clothier and The Art of Outrage visits with painter Arnold Mesches this month. Mesches recent series Coming Attractions is featured at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, and the museum�s Deputy Director Lisa Melandri also brings her perspective on the artist.Tue 24 Mar 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoPeter Clothier and The Art of Outrage visits with painter Arnold Mesches this month. Mesches recent series Coming Attractions is featured at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, and the museum�s Deputy Director Lisa Melandri also brings her perspective on the Peter Clothier and The Art of Outrage visits with painter Arnold Mesches this month. Mesches recent series Coming Attractions is featured at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, and the museum�s Deputy Director Lisa Melandri also brings her perspective on the artist. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0109.mp3In the latest edition of Peter Clothier's The Art of Outrage looks at the landscape art of Jorg Dubin and Geoffrey Krueger, both recently exhibited at Peter Blake Gallery. Clothier speaks with both artists and new Laguna Museum curator Grace Cook Anderson.Sat 24 Jan 2009 12:00:00 PDTnoIn the latest edition of Peter Clothier's The Art of Outrage looks at the landscape art of Jorg Dubin and Geoffrey Krueger, both recently exhibited at Peter Blake Gallery. Clothier speaks with both artists and new Laguna Museum curator Grace Cook AndersonIn the latest edition of Peter Clothier's The Art of Outrage looks at the landscape art of Jorg Dubin and Geoffrey Krueger, both recently exhibited at Peter Blake Gallery. Clothier speaks with both artists and new Laguna Museum curator Grace Cook Anderson. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier1008.mp3The Art of Outrage this month features an artists' round table on the upcoming Presidential election. Host Peter Clothier is joined by Ellie Blankfort and artists Marsha Barron, Midge Lynn, Michael Pravat, Deborah Salt, Cindy Suriani, and Valerie Wilcox.Sun 26 Oct 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe Art of Outrage this month features an artists' round table on the upcoming Presidential election. Host Peter Clothier is joined by Ellie Blankfort and artists Marsha Barron, Midge Lynn, Michael Pravat, Deborah Salt, Cindy Suriani, and Valerie Wilcox.The Art of Outrage this month features an artists' round table on the upcoming Presidential election. Host Peter Clothier is joined by Ellie Blankfort and artists Marsha Barron, Midge Lynn, Michael Pravat, Deborah Salt, Cindy Suriani, and Valerie Wilcox. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0908.mp3For the September Art of Outrage Peter Clothier presents an in-depth interview with Kerry James Marshall at the site of his current exhibition at Koplin Del Rio Gallery.Thu 25 Sep 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoFor the September Art of Outrage Peter Clothier presents an in-depth interview with Kerry James Marshall at the site of his current exhibition at Koplin Del Rio Gallery.For the September Art of Outrage Peter Clothier presents an in-depth interview with Kerry James Marshall at the site of his current exhibition at Koplin Del Rio Gallery. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0808.mp3A change of pace for the summer. Peter presents his recent talk at the Painter's Edge workshop held each summer at the Idyllwild Arts Academy, where he talks about the words and images by which he lives.Tue 05 Aug 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoA change of pace for the summer. Peter presents his recent talk at the Painter's Edge workshop held each summer at the Idyllwild Arts Academy, where he talks about the words and images by which he lives.A change of pace for the summer. Peter presents his recent talk at the Painter's Edge workshop held each summer at the Idyllwild Arts Academy, where he talks about the words and images by which he lives. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0708.mp3For this month�s �The Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier takes us to this summer�s survey of Peter Saul at the Orange County Museum of Art. He visits with the artist and exhibition curator Dan Cameron. Clothier also interviews Tony de los Reyes, with whom he discusses his recent exhibition at Carl Berg Gallery.Tue 15 Jul 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoFor this month�s �The Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier takes us to this summer�s survey of Peter Saul at the Orange County Museum of Art. He visits with the artist and exhibition curator Dan Cameron. Clothier also interviews Tony de los Reyes, with whoFor this month�s �The Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier takes us to this summer�s survey of Peter Saul at the Orange County Museum of Art. He visits with the artist and exhibition curator Dan Cameron. Clothier also interviews Tony de los Reyes, with whom he discusses his recent exhibition at Carl Berg Gallery. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0508.mp3The May �Art of Outrage� visits the exhibition �Inner Battles of the Imaginary Male� at AndrewShire Gallery. Peter Clothier hosts an artists' roundtable with Waylon Dobson, Eric Ernest Johnson, Adam Schwartz, Jonathan Wellerstein, along with exhibition curator John Souza. Peter also interviews artists Jay Stuckey and Kip Fulbeck.Mon 26 May 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThe May �Art of Outrage� visits the exhibition �Inner Battles of the Imaginary Male� at AndrewShire Gallery. Peter Clothier hosts an artists' roundtable with Waylon Dobson, Eric Ernest Johnson, Adam Schwartz, Jonathan Wellerstein, along with exhibition cuThe May �Art of Outrage� visits the exhibition �Inner Battles of the Imaginary Male� at AndrewShire Gallery. Peter Clothier hosts an artists' roundtable with Waylon Dobson, Eric Ernest Johnson, Adam Schwartz, Jonathan Wellerstein, along with exhibition curator John Souza. Peter also interviews artists Jay Stuckey and Kip Fulbeck. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0408.mp3This month's Sun 27 Apr 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's This month's http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0208.mp3This month's Sun 02 Mar 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's This month's http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0108.mp3This month's Fri 25 Jan 2008 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's This month's http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier1207.mp3December�s Art of Outrage visits two exhibitions that address issues of race and racism. Emory Douglas, the former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party is the subject of an exhibition at MOCA�s Gallery at the Pacific Design Center. Peter Clothier speaks with Douglas and artist Sam Durant, who helped curate the exhibition. Peter also interviews Jacqueline Tarry, who is featured with her husband and creative partner Bradley McCallum at Kinkead Contemporary.Mon 17 Dec 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoDecember�s Art of Outrage visits two exhibitions that address issues of race and racism. Emory Douglas, the former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party is the subject of an exhibition at MOCA�s Gallery at the Pacific Design Center. Peter ClothiDecember�s Art of Outrage visits two exhibitions that address issues of race and racism. Emory Douglas, the former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party is the subject of an exhibition at MOCA�s Gallery at the Pacific Design Center. Peter Clothier speaks with Douglas and artist Sam Durant, who helped curate the exhibition. Peter also interviews Jacqueline Tarry, who is featured with her husband and creative partner Bradley McCallum at Kinkead Contemporary. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier1107.mp3This month�s �Art of Outrage� is devoted to an in depth interview with artist Rebecca Campbell; her early influences, experiences as a UCLA graduate student, and what informs her painting today.Wed 14 Nov 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month�s �Art of Outrage� is devoted to an in depth interview with artist Rebecca Campbell; her early influences, experiences as a UCLA graduate student, and what informs her painting today.This month�s �Art of Outrage� is devoted to an in depth interview with artist Rebecca Campbell; her early influences, experiences as a UCLA graduate student, and what informs her painting today. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0907.mp3In this month�s �Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier interviews photographer Richard Ross about his series, �The Architecture of Authority,� recently exhibited at ACME, and other adventures; and artist Keith Sklar, who assumes the role of curator of Tue 25 Sep 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoIn this month�s �Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier interviews photographer Richard Ross about his series, �The Architecture of Authority,� recently exhibited at ACME, and other adventures; and artist Keith Sklar, who assumes the role of curator of In this month�s �Art of Outrage� host Peter Clothier interviews photographer Richard Ross about his series, �The Architecture of Authority,� recently exhibited at ACME, and other adventures; and artist Keith Sklar, who assumes the role of curator of http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0807.mp3This month's program features in depth interviews with Robert Squires of his recently closed gallery, Carlotta's Passion; and with Steve Grody, author of the new book Thu 30 Aug 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month's program features in depth interviews with Robert Squires of his recently closed gallery, Carlotta's Passion; and with Steve Grody, author of the new book This month's program features in depth interviews with Robert Squires of his recently closed gallery, Carlotta's Passion; and with Steve Grody, author of the new book http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0707.mp3For the July, 2007 "Art of Outrage" Peter Clothier observes the 70th anniversary of the creation of one of Picasso's most influential and topical masterworks, "Guernica", discusses the remarkable documentary photography of China's Cultural Revolution with artist Li Zhensheng, and looks at the snow in Joe Andoe's latest paintings.Tue 24 Jul 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoFor the July, 2007 "Art of Outrage" Peter Clothier observes the 70th anniversary of the creation of one of Picasso's most influential and topical masterworks, "Guernica", discusses the remarkable documentary photography of China's Cultural Revolution withFor the July, 2007 "Art of Outrage" Peter Clothier observes the 70th anniversary of the creation of one of Picasso's most influential and topical masterworks, "Guernica", discusses the remarkable documentary photography of China's Cultural Revolution with artist Li Zhensheng, and looks at the snow in Joe Andoe's latest paintings. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0507.mp3A special examination of feminist art today, featuring inteviews with Connie Butler (curator of "Wack!"), Betty Ann Brown, June Wayne, Barbara T. Smith, Liz Larner, Judy Baca, Eleanor Antin, Suzanne Lacy, Dextra Frankel, and Tamara Sussman. Also, a look at Mark Strickland's new mural, "Indomitable Spirit".Fri 01 Jun 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoA special examination of feminist art today, featuring inteviews with Connie Butler (curator of "Wack!"), Betty Ann Brown, June Wayne, Barbara T. Smith, Liz Larner, Judy Baca, Eleanor Antin, Suzanne Lacy, Dextra Frankel, and Tamara Sussman. Also, a look aA special examination of feminist art today, featuring inteviews with Connie Butler (curator of "Wack!"), Betty Ann Brown, June Wayne, Barbara T. Smith, Liz Larner, Judy Baca, Eleanor Antin, Suzanne Lacy, Dextra Frankel, and Tamara Sussman. Also, a look at Mark Strickland's new mural, "Indomitable Spirit". http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/Peter Clothier 0307b.mp3This month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and building designer, discusses his appreciation for art that makes a strong--and then some--political statement. And Kim Hubbard explains why she abandoned art for journalism twenty years back, and why she has now returned to painting with her current exhibition at Jancar Gallery.Sun 25 Mar 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and buildiThis month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and building designer, discusses his appreciation for art that makes a strong--and then some--political statement. And Kim Hubbard explains why she abandoned art for journalism twenty years back, and why she has now returned to painting with her current exhibition at Jancar Gallery. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/Peter Clothier 0307b.mp3This month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and building designer, discusses his appreciation for art that makes a strong--and then some--political statement. And Kim Hubbard explains why she abandoned art for journalism twenty years back, and why she has now returned to painting with her current exhibition at Jancar Gallery.Sun 25 Mar 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoThis month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and buildiThis month�s program features an interview with Sandow Birk, creator of the �Battle of California� and �Dante�s Inferno�, and a finalist for the Rising Star Award at �ArtScene : 25�. Tim Campbell, a very independent minded Silver Lake collector and building designer, discusses his appreciation for art that makes a strong--and then some--political statement. And Kim Hubbard explains why she abandoned art for journalism twenty years back, and why she has now returned to painting with her current exhibition at Jancar Gallery. http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/Peter Clothier 0307.mp3Peter Clothier's "The Art of Outrage", March 2007 This month's features: Andrew Krasnow's exhibition at A.D.M. Kim Jone's retrospective exhibition at Cal State L.A.'s Luckman GalleryMon 05 Mar 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoPeter Clothier's "The Art of Outrage", March 2007 This month's features: Andrew Krasnow's exhibition at A.D.M. Kim Jone's retrospective exhibition at Cal State L.A.'s Luckman GalleryPeter Clothier's "The Art of Outrage", March 2007 This month's features: Andrew Krasnow's exhibition at A.D.M. Kim Jone's retrospective exhibition at Cal State L.A.'s Luckman Gallery http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier Interview 1206.mp3Artscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Peter ClothierMon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Peter ClothierArtscene Visual Radio's host Bill Lasarow interviews contributing editor Peter Clothier http://www.artscenevisualradio.com/Podcastfiles/PC/PClothier0107.mp3We start �The Art of Outrage� with a profile of artist Robbie Conal. Even if you aren�t already familiar with Conal by name, if you have lived in Los Angeles for awhile you have probably seen his biting and humorous political posters appear from time to time. Host Peter Clothier offers his own and others guests� perspective on this master of political art, along with a new interview with the artist. Mon 01 Jan 2007 12:00:00 PDTnoWe start �The Art of Outrage� with a profile of artist Robbie Conal. Even if you aren�t already familiar with Conal by name, if you have lived in Los Angeles for awhile you have probably seen his biting and humorous political posters appear from time to tWe start �The Art of Outrage� with a profile of artist Robbie Conal. Even if you aren�t already familiar with Conal by name, if you have lived in Los Angeles for awhile you have probably seen his biting and humorous political posters appear from time to time. Host Peter Clothier offers his own and others guests� perspective on this master of political art, along with a new interview with the artist. nonadult