Xavier Veilhan's Architectones at Neutra's VDL House
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about the French artist Xavier Veilhan's sculptures in Neutra's own house in Silverlake
Aug 10, 2012•5 min
Art Talk
Art reviews from art critics Edward Goldman and Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.
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Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
Edward pays tribute to art critic Robert Hughes and collector William Randolph Hearst.
Aug 08, 2012•4 min
Amanda Ross-Ho: Teeny Tiny Woman
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about a complex yet engaging installation at MoCA Pacific Design Center.
Aug 03, 2012•5 min
Should Art Schools Ignore the Art Market?
Edward talks about the exhibition of MFA graduates from the leading Southern California art schools, where most of the works come across as seriously undercooked.
Aug 01, 2012•5 min
Katy Grannan, Charlie White and Zoe Crosher at LACMA
There has been much chat about celebrity culture and the museums of late but a different, more critical, take on that equation is on view at LACMA in The Sun and Other Stars: Katy Grannan and Charlie White.
Jul 27, 2012•5 min
Inspired Madness
Edward Goldman talks about the insane spectacle of the Venice Beach Biennial and thirty-one Kamikaze Exhibits in Downtown LA.
Jul 25, 2012•5 min
Claire Falkenstein's Expanding Universe
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp speaks about the work of an under appreciated modern sculptor..
Jul 20, 2012•4 min
Paul Schimmel vs. Goliath
Edward Goldman reflects on recent crises at MOCA and wonders what it takes to be a truly wise museum trustee.
Jul 18, 2012•5 min
Biennial Goes to the Boardwalk
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp chats about the upcoming Venice Beach Biennial.
Jul 13, 2012•4 min
What Would Catherine the Great Say?
The Rock has arrived! Edward finally experiences Michael Heizer's long-awaited Levitated Mass.
Jul 11, 2012•4 min
Gustav Klimt: The Magic of Line at Getty Museum
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze drawings at the Getty and the Ninth Symphony at the Hollywood Bowl.
Jul 06, 2012•5 min
Pilgrimage for Art and Food in the Midi-Pyrenees
In the Mid-Pyrénées Edward goes on a pilgrimage to experience French art, history and gastronomy.
Jul 04, 2012•5 min
Jack Goldstein x 10,000 at the Orange County Museum of Art
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about the brilliant and tragic career of Jack Goldstein.
Jun 29, 2012•5 min
Paul McCarthy and Son at The Box
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp dissects the rebel, dabble, babble of Paul and Damon McCarthy and James Franco as patron.
Jun 22, 2012•5 min
You Like It, You Like It Not
Edward shares some of the comments--thumbs up and thumbs down—that you sent in response to a few of the latest shows.
Jun 20, 2012•5 min
Karl Haendel's Informal Family Blackmail
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp goes to Susanne Vielmetter Projects to see a show about fathers, sons and much more
Jun 15, 2012•5 min
Methinks the Lady Doth Protest Too Much
LA has given NY a run for its money as the art capital of the world. But when the Hammer Biennial echoes the same sentiment it feels as if the lady doth protest too much.
Jun 13, 2012•5 min
Sharon Lockhart-Noa Eshkol at the LA County Museum of Art
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about Lockhart's filmic collaboration with the late Israeli choreographer.
Jun 08, 2012•5 min
White House Reduced: Invasion of Bad Art
Edward Goldman rants about bad art invading the White House.
Jun 06, 2012•5 min
Art of Violence, Violence of Art
Edward Goldman discusses the exhibitions of two Los Angeles artists whose favorite subject is extreme violence.
May 30, 2012•4 min
Land Art at MOCA
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp says the earth moves in new show of international land art.
May 25, 2012•5 min
Bizarre and Delightful
Economy be damned, the Los Angeles art scene is sizzling.
May 23, 2012•5 min
Baldessari's Double Bill
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp recommends John Baldessari's new art made from art.
May 18, 2012•4 min
Art Treasures, Yours for the Asking
Parents know the importance of hanging colorful toys over their baby's crib to stimulate the child's growing brain. What is the perfect toy to stimulate the adult brain?
May 16, 2012•4 min
You Don't Know Jack, at Katherine Cone Gallery
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp talks about the contributions of Jack Brogan who fabricated much of the plastic sculpture of the 1960's.
May 11, 2012•5 min
For Whom the Munch Screams? It Screams for Thee
Two stories that made the front-page news last week: one about art and an obscene amount of money, the other about the shameful treatment of a political dissident in China.
May 09, 2012•5 min
Alexander Calder at L&M Arts
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp discusses the work of Alexander Calder with his grandson Sandy Rower.
May 04, 2012•5 min
Medicine for Your Eyes
Edward Goldman talks about the importance of having really good art displayed in hospitals, as much needed medicine for the eyes and for the soul.
May 02, 2012•4 min
The Painting Factory: Abstraction after Warhol
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp reviews Jeffrey Deitch's new show at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Apr 27, 2012•5 min
The Vagina Dialogues
Edward Goldman muses about the new show at the Santa Monica Museum of Art and how much chutzpah it takes to go head to head with the past.
Apr 25, 2012•5 min
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