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I interviewed Eoin Callery at CCRMA at Stanford where we talked about his wonderful works, including this exceptional collaboration that really works as several separate works of art!

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Robin Kahn can't sing. In this wonderful work of audio art, she rises up singing a piece that she was obsessed with. This raises questions, from what makes great music to the role of ta…

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Louise Lawler gives us a series of names, male names, that are taken out of their traditional context and put into a new form, a form as meaningless as the names become so over-whelming…

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Arguably the most dangerous of all Performance artists of the 20th century, Chris Burden did a lot of stupid stuff, including getting shot through the arm. Only a portion of the video o…

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It's a beautiful piece, and it's one that I have been going back to over, and over, and over...

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Mel Ramos was one of the last remaining POP artists working when he passed away late last year. In the same vein as Thiebaud, he painted aspects of modern America in a way that brought …

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One of the most fascinating artists of the 21st Century, but also one that has made the wrong headlines...

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One of the most 1980s of 1980s art, Jeff Koons actually manages something next to magic, and with incredible depth... no matter what Jeff says!

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A wonderful work by the greatest living American Artist that hangs in the SFMoMA

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Phil Guston was an absolute legend, and The Tale somehow manages to feel cartoony while still being non-figurative.

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Tracey Emin's My Bed is one of those works that makes you realise that being an artist in the world of the yba was more like being a movie star than an artist... except for when it wasn…

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Robert Rauschenberg was one of the most important of the artists in the transition from AbEx to POP Art. Monogram, with its distinctive tire around its middle, is one of the greatest wo…

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A look at the recent Warho, show at the Cantor and the image of JeanMichel Basquiat that was included!

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John Baldessari, one of the most important and long-running artists living today, created this amazing piece!

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Yep, the painting that shredded itself while on the auction block, and what it means to be an outsider in the Insider world of High Art

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Chip Lord talked about his later years in this final portion of his interview

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Chip Lord, the legend, talks about Easy Living, one of the best works of avant garde narrative experimentation

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Ant Farm was Chip Lord and Douglas Michel and here's more about their great work!

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Chip Lord, 1/2 of Ant Farm along with the late, great Doug Michels, tells how they got themselves started on the road to becoming legends. Recorded in 2018

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