Conversations on the Arts with Irit Krygier: Recent Episodes
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Marcie Begleiter interview with Irit Krygier regarding the documentary Eva Hesse which she directed and co-produced with Karen S. Shapiro.
Rebecca Matalon, curatorial assistant at MOCA LA discusses the exhibit Tongues Untied: a look back at Art from the AIDS crisis.
Michelle Grabner, artist, professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, discusses the 2014 Whitney Biennial, which she co-curated with Stuart Comer and Anthony Elms.
Dan Cameron, chief curator of the Orange County Museum of Art, discusses the exhibit California landscape into abstraction. Works from the Orange County Museum of Art.
Philipp Kaiser, Director of the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, Germany, discusses the exhibit Jack Goldstein x 10,000 at the Jewish Museum in NYC.
Derek Boshier, artist of the 60's british pop art movement, discusses his exhibit at flowers gallery and his work with David Bowie and The Clash.
Anthony Hernandez, Los Angeles photographer, SF MOMA is currently organizing a retrospective of his work.
Constance Lewallen, adjunct curator Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive discusses the exhibition "State of Mind: New California Art Circa 1970", part of the Getty initiative Pacific Standard Time, which she co-curated with Karen Moss, adjunct curator of the Orange County Museum of Art. The catalogue is published by University of California Press. This exhibition is an investigation of the first generation of Conceptual artists in California.
Kevin Hanley, Artist, regarding the exhibition "Seams Like Something" at ACME Gallery in LA and 1-20 Gallery in NYC.
Colin Westerbeck, Director of the California Museum of Photography at UCR. Among his publications are Bystander: A History of Street Photography, co-authored with Joel Meyerowitz and Irving Penn, A Career in Photography.
Roger Herman, Artist and Professor of Painting and Drawing at UCLA, discusses his paintings of the 1980's in conjunction with his exhibition at Jancar Gallery in Chinatown.
Susan M. Anderson, Curator, about the California Artists of the American Scene Movement during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Thomas Solomon of Thomas Solomon Gallery at Cottage Home in Chinatown about his life and career in the art world.
Tom Jimmerson, co-owner of Cardwell/Jimmerson Contemporary Art,a gallery in Culver City, California about the exhibition "San Diego and the origins of conceptual art in California"