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Explore " lacma" with insightful episodes like "Casey Reas and Lauren Lee McCarthy on Social Software", "INANE :: episode 69", "Museums and The Guys Aren't Sleeping Well", "12 YEARS A SLAVE" and "A Day in LA and Lightning Crashes" from podcasts like ""Right Click Radio", "INANE", "To Live and Try in LA", "Aya Vs. The Big Boys" and "To Live and Try in LA"" and more!
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INANE :: episode 69
I was recently challenged by a friend to finally produce a show without using any vulgar words. I met the challenge. Whether or not the episode is entertaining is up for debate.
Museums and The Guys Aren't Sleeping Well
Our hosts aren't getting good sleep whether it's aches and pains or logging hours on Stardew Valley. This week they discuss movies they're looking forward to, covid variant news, and the positives of a morning routine (shoutout to Sony's Noise-Cancelling Headphones!). They take a closer look at the new exhibits coming to LA museums this season and rank the best ones to go to in the city. We promise there is no yelling about art in this one.
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12 YEARS A SLAVE
ok wait wait, before you scroll past: this is somehow still a fun episode.
i know, that sounds bad, and it might actually be bad, but it's true lmao
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A Day in LA and Lightning Crashes
They made it to ten episodes!!!
The guys celebrate by talking Halloween Horror Nights, why pins are better than buttons, the lie that is almond milk, and the surprise lightning storm that hit Los Angeles' collective social media feeds.
For this episode, Rudy poses the question of where to take visiting friends and familiars on their first visit to the city, Tyler recalls the moment that made him realize he finally arrived in the City of Angels, and the guys reminisce about the before time and their totally unplanned, accidental, and amazing day across LA.
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Art Appreciation and the old "Homeless guy is actually a millionaire artist" scam
Strap in for the most divisive topic yet. But first, the guys discuss homeless street art, the dread and hope of going back to life before the pandemic, and must see museum exhibits in Los Angeles this fall. This leads up to the main event: the guys discuss the merits of Conceptual Art by discussing Marcel Duchamp's Fountain and what an artist is trying to do when they submit a urinal or move a boulder for the purposes of art. Or if you're Tyler, it's all a scam. All of it!
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ED WOOD
Aya comes to terms with Tim Burton not being a genuine outsider artist! Kevin visited the AMC Burbank 16 again! The duo is decidedly quite mixed on ED WOOD! Why do film bros keep naming this as their favorite Burton? And, hold up, is Tim Burton even a "boy movie" director? ....
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Nightmare Before Christmas, Macabre Christmas Magic
Halloween or Christmas Movie?
The joy of spreading panic and fear or presents and cheer?
The 1993 film would inspire a Burton-Esque Cult Culture, a continued present from the crypt for many to embrace for years to come. Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, create a MOOD that even Disney could not ignore.
Join us as we chat up about the love we had for this film since its 1993 release and Danny Elfman's musical evolution. Plus, learn some fun facts about this endearing macabre Holiday Classic. The cool behind the scenes things we discovered from Netflix's Holiday Movies that made us. Along with, Roni*s family visit to LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Tim Burton Exhibit and Book Signing.
Disneyland Anaheim, Haunted Mansion Holiday.
Disney Tokyo, Haunted Mansion Holiday Nightmare.
Holiday Cocktail: SHOTS
Bailey's Irish Cream
Sambuca di Amore with an orange slice.
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Episode 1 - Selfies After Auschwitz and Other Copyright Violations
music by Gray Tolhurst
The Reel: Is Southland Tales Misunderstood Prophecy? A Conversation with Richard Kelly.
Richard Kelly’s SOUTHLAND TALES is infamous both for its immense ambition and its disastrous reception. With a cast that includes Dwayne Johnson, Justin Timberlake, Mandy Moore, Amy Poehler, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Sean William Scott, the film is a sprawling saga of crime, identity, and conspiracy in Los Angeles that touches on government surveillance, armed resistance, corporate intrusion, and celebrity culture — told with equal parts anger, humor, disillusionment and apocalyptic rapture.
The version of the film that first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2006 will have its first-ever screening in the city in which it is set when the notorious Cannes Cut of the movie – some 20 minutes longer than the 2007 theatrical version – plays at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on May 23.
Host Mark Olsen (@IndieFocus) sat down with Kelly (@JRichardKelly) to talk about the different versions of the film, his new hopes for its future and what it meant to him then — and means to him now.
But first, the end of Game of Thrones. Fans have been grumbling about the show’s pacing and character development since the start of this final season, but it reached a crescendo after last week’s penultimate episode. While it’s always hard to say goodbye to a good friend, the show has come to represent something larger, and now seems to parallel the tumult in our own culture and our own national politics. Olsen talks with @LorraineAli.
Value of Art
Pilar Tompkins Rivas, Director of the Vincent Price Art Museum(VPAM) at East Los Angeles College (ELAC), discusses her education, the art market and her role as an art museum director.
Mark Blackburn: Native Arts & Coin Dealer - Epi. 19, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
Tribal Art Dealer Mark Blackburn shares his life as one of the most successful coin dealers starting at 14 years old trading and buying some of the world's most expensive coins, including a 1804 Silver dollar now worth millions. Mark transitions into the oriental rug business before becoming one of the top tribal art dealers. This incredible wanderlust trading adventure includes climbing an active volcano and commuting between Hawaii to Santa Fe and Afghanistan to China. Writing the first book on Hawaiian art and a book on Polynesian Tattoos. Mark Blackburn specializes in Hawaiian and Oceanic art, Polynesian post cards and antique Native American Art and is one of the most unique dealers you will ever listen to.
Art Dealer Diaries Podcast
en-usOctober 10, 2018