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Art Talk

Art reviews from art critics Edward Goldman and Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.

Visual Arts Arts
Update frequency
every 4 days
Average duration
4 minutes
Episodes
978
Years Active
2006 - 2019
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A Generous Serving of Small Trades

A Generous Serving of Small Trades

If you have the slightest interest in the art of photography or fashion, you will undoubtedly recognize the name Irving Penn, whose artistic achievements have had a major influence on the contemporar…

00:04:38  |   Wed 16 Sep 2009
Escaping the Dog Days of Summer

Escaping the Dog Days of Summer

So, how was your Labor Day? Myself, I'm never sure what's the proper thing to do on this holiday – to honor it with an honest day of work or by taking it easy. Even here in Santa Monica it was hot, s…

00:05:02  |   Wed 09 Sep 2009
What's in the Drinking Water in Toledo, Ohio?

What's in the Drinking Water in Toledo, Ohio?

Five flights, four cities, two countries – not too bad for a one-week trip, eh?  It was my first trip to Canada, where I spent three days in Toronto and two in Ottawa, followed by even shorter visits…

00:05:07  |   Wed 02 Sep 2009
The Naked Truth

The Naked Truth

Truth be told, I haven't yet seen any of the five exhibitions that I want to tell you about today – though I'm still hoping to catch one of them in New York, and another, if luck is on my side, in Fl…

00:04:57  |   Wed 26 Aug 2009
Inside the L.A. Art World

Inside the L.A. Art World

Summertime, and the livin' is easy...You are probably packing for a trip and looking for a book to read, so here's my suggestion: the recently published collection of essays by Los Angeles art inside…

00:05:04  |   Wed 19 Aug 2009
In This Cemetery, Some Like it Hot

In This Cemetery, Some Like it Hot

There were four of us on this warm Friday night; blankets under our arms, plastic bags full of snacks; we were walking down a nondescript stretch of Santa Monica Boulevard after a seemingly endless s…

00:05:00  |   Wed 05 Aug 2009
Paintings Enjoyed by All, Read and Deciphered Only by Few

Paintings Enjoyed by All, Read and Deciphered Only by Few

I wonder how many of you would raise your hands if asked, "Who has been to a performance at UCLA's Royce Hall?" I wouldn't be surprised if most of you have been there on a number of occasions to see…

00:05:05  |   Wed 29 Jul 2009
Beautiful Nightmare

Beautiful Nightmare

What would you say if a nightmare that woke you up in a cold sweat could be described in the most terrifying detail to a great artist who would be able to recreate it in bronze...and I mean it not fi…

00:04:40  |   Wed 22 Jul 2009
Collecting, Until Death Do Us Part

Collecting, Until Death Do Us Part

For those looking for an excuse to step away from the media obsession with Michael Jackson – and the Sarah Palin sideshow – here's a good chance to do just that: go see the irresistibly charming docu…

00:05:06  |   Wed 15 Jul 2009
Abroad, in Search of Art

Abroad, in Search of Art

Immediately after coming home from a trip abroad, I like to check out what's happening on the art scene here in my own town, to see if it holds up against the great variety of art adventures I had wh…

00:04:55  |   Wed 08 Jul 2009
So Many Tsars, So Little Time

So Many Tsars, So Little Time

It's been only a couple of months since my last trip to Amsterdam, so there better be a good reason to return so soon for yet another visit. And how could I say no to an invitation to attend the ina…

00:04:55  |   Wed 01 Jul 2009
All the Presidents' (Men and) Portraits

All the Presidents' (Men and) Portraits

Sunday morning's ritual: a large cup of coffee and piles of newspaper spread out all over my bed. Then, out into the world to the farmers' market, with its abundance of color, texture, and taste. The…

00:05:00  |   Wed 10 Jun 2009
Highs and Lows on the Museum Scene in LA

Highs and Lows on the Museum Scene in LA

Let me come clean. Every time I visit the Metropolitan Museum, I skip the galleries displaying American art, and until recently, it was the same with the Huntington in San Marino. I would spend most …

00:05:01  |   Wed 03 Jun 2009
Will Nude Edge Cowboy Out of White House?

Will Nude Edge Cowboy Out of White House?

On Inauguration Day, four months ago, I talked about the dream I had for what our new president could accomplish if he decided to become a champion of art.  I imagined Barack taking Michelle and thei…

00:04:52  |   Wed 27 May 2009
So Close to the President, Yet So Far Away

So Close to the President, Yet So Far Away

President Obama's commencement speech at Notre Dame has gotten a lot of attention. I heard it on the radio and watched it on TV and was impressed by his eloquence. But when I saw on the front page of…

00:04:58  |   Wed 20 May 2009
It Takes a Village to Raise Museum Funds

It Takes a Village to Raise Museum Funds

For good, normal folks who might go to a museum only once in a while, museums present themselves in a stately, unhurried, dignified manner.  But if you peer behind the curtain, 'calm' is the last wor…

00:05:00  |   Wed 13 May 2009
Twitter as Big Brother?

Twitter as Big Brother?

In last week’s program I asked you for advice: ‘To Tweet or Not to Tweet...’ and respond you did – with humor, sarcasm, and good straightforward advice.  To read all the responses posted, visit the A…

00:05:03  |   Wed 06 May 2009
To Tweet or Not to Tweet, That Is the Question

To Tweet or Not to Tweet, That Is the Question

Looking back at the past thirty years, I see the pattern of my initial reluctance to embrace the technology of the modern world.  First, I had to learn to drive a car, though some of my friends tell …

00:04:48  |   Wed 29 Apr 2009
Oh...to Be Sixteen Again

Oh...to Be Sixteen Again

It's unbearably hot even here, in Santa Monica, near the beach. Damn those Santa Ana winds. To survive, I need to think and talk about something cool. How about this? A stone's throw from Venice Beac…

00:05:10  |   Wed 22 Apr 2009
Moved by Art

Moved by Art

Compared to a journalist covering the disintegration of the international financial system or reporting from the battlefield in Afghanistan, there is an obvious advantage to being an art critic. Afte…

00:05:09  |   Wed 15 Apr 2009
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