พอดคาสท์ Geiger ชั้นนำ (2024)

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# 009 - Patricia, Content Creator der Geiger FM Gruppe 33:12

6d ago33:12

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In dieser Podcast-Episode begrüßt Thomas Krug Patricia, die Leiterin der Marketingabteilung von Geiger FM. Patricia erzählt von ihrem beruflichen Werdegang, der sie von der Ausbildung in die Lohnbuchhaltung über die Assistenz eines Geschäftsführers schließlich zur Leiterin des Marketings führte. Sie betont die Herausforderungen und Anforderungen de…

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# 008 - Felix, der Hahn im Korb oder der Mann der 10.000 Vorgänge 42:11

20d ago42:11

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In diesem Interview spricht Thomas mit Felix, dem Leiter der Faktura bei der Firma Geiger. Felix teilt seine Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen im Umgang mit der Verantwortung für eine große Anzahl an Rechnungen und gibt Einblicke in seine berufliche Entwicklung vom Automobilzulieferer zum mittelständischen Unternehmen. Er betont die Bedeutung von T…

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# 007 - Marcus, der Nagelsmann aus dem Allgäu 32:30

1M ago32:30

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Unser nächster Interviewgast ist Marcus Merk, der Regionalleiter bei Geiger FM ist. Seine berufliche Reise begann als gelernter Bankkaufmann, doch seine Leidenschaft führte ihn schließlich zum Studium der Betriebswirtschaftslehre. Bei Geiger FM stieg er 2008 als Betriebsleiter ein und hat seitdem einen tiefen Einblick in die Facility Management Bra…

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# 006 - Anna und Theresa, nachhaltig für unsere Zukunft 31:22

2M ago31:22

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Herzlich willkommen zur neuesten Ausgabe unseres Podcasts! In dieser Episode tauchen wir tief in das ESG-Management bei Geiger FM ein und haben zwei besondere Gäste dabei: Anna Hils, unsere ESG-Koordinatorin, und Theresa Lochner, unsere ESG-Projektmanagerin. Die beiden teilen ihre Einblicke in die Welt der Nachhaltigkeit sowohl innerhalb unseres Un…

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# 005 - Marco - Meister der Unsichtbarkeit 37:24

2M ago37:24

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In der neuesten Episode unseres Podcasts tauchen wir tief in die Welt des Facility Managements ein und sprechen mit Marco Walter, der als Projektleiter für Technik in Ulm tätig ist und die Sedelhöfe betreut. Dabei erfahren wir nicht nur, was Facility Management eigentlich bedeutet, sondern auch, wie Marco zu dieser Position kam und welche Rolle dam…

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# 004 - Sindy sing a song 25:39

3M ago25:39

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In dieser Episode unseres Podcasts tauchen wir tief in die Welt des strategischen Vertriebs bei Geiger FM ein und entdecken gleichzeitig die Leidenschaft unseres besonderen Gasts, Sindy Böhme, für Musik. Sindy teilt nicht nur ihre faszinierende Karriere als strategische Vertriebsleiterin, sondern auch ihre Liebe zur Musik, indem sie uns eine Kostpr…

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# 003 - Marta for President 30:40

3M ago30:40

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Herzlich Willkommen zur dritten Folge unseres Podcasts! Heute haben wir einen besonderen Gast: Marta! Sie wird uns von ihrer beeindruckenden 30-jährigen Karriere bei Geiger FM erzählen, von ihrem Weg von Kroatien nach Deutschland und wie sie es bis zur Betriebsleitung geschafft hat. Marta teilt mit uns ihre Anfänge in Deutschland als Reinigungskraf…

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# 002 - Andi - No Ticket, No problem 25:58

3M ago25:58

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No Ticket, No Problem! Das ist das Motto von unserem IT-Leiter Andreas Dobrawa. 💻 Und damit herzlich Willkommen zur zweiten Folge von "Geiger FM Flurfunk: Gemacht für mich!". In der zweiten Folge unseres Podcasts haben wir das Vergnügen, Andreas Dobrawa, den IT-Leiter von Geiger FM, zu interviewen. Unter dem Motto "No Ticket, No Problem" erfahren w…

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# 001 - Florians grüne Welt 25:28

4M ago25:28

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Wer ist jünger, intelligenter und sieht besser aus als Thomas Braun? Und damit herzlich Willkommen zur ersten offiziellen Folge von "Flurfunk: Gemacht für mich!". In dieser Folge tauchen wir ein in "Florians grüne Welt", in der wir einen Einblick in die Leidenschaften und Engagement unseres Geschäftsführers der Grünsparte, Florian Fliescher erhalte…

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Gemacht für mich! - Teaserfolge 3:33

4M ago3:33

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Willkommen zur ersten Folge unseres Geiger FM-Podcasts "Flurfunk: Gemacht für mich!“. In diesem Podcast stehen unsere Mitarbeitenden im Rampenlicht. Wir geben Einblicke in ihre Persönlichkeiten, ihre Leidenschaften und ihre Hobbys. Begleitet uns auf dieser spannenden Reise durch die Vielfalt unserer Belegschaft! In dieser Teaserfolge: Vorstellung d…

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#67 Artist Monica Wyatt & Craftsman Clare Graham 28:49

2y ago28:49

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Assemblage artist Monica Wyatt discusses her upcoming solo show at MorYork, a magical space filled with unreal sculptures, assemblages and fascinating objects that doubles as the studio of craftsman extraordinaire, Clare Graham.

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#66 Sex and the Single Feminist, Artist Barbara T. Smith 34:43

3y ago34:43

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An insightful interview with the legendary feminist performance artist Barbara T. Smith who recently celebrated her 90th birthday and remains a force in the southern California art scene. An huge trove of her work, writings, videos, and correspondence were recently purchased by the Getty Museum’s Research Institute Library where they are being cata…

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#65 London Based Social Practice Artist Duo Something & Son 34:09

3+ y ago34:09

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Paul Symth, who together w Andy Merritt is one half of the London based art duo Something And Son, the highly acclaimed artists whose exhibitions at the Tate Modern have met both critical and popular acclaim discusses the Something and Son origin story, dream projects and the future of social practice art.…

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#64 LA based painter, Molly Segal 17:09

3+ y ago17:09

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Segal discusses group sex in dystopian landscapes rendered masterfully in the unforgiving medium of watercolor as they appear in her new, impressive show at Luna Anais Gallery.

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#63 Artist Don Edler 28:42

3+ y ago28:42

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Visual artist and film maker Don Edler discusses his latest film "Devil You Know", a fascinating dive into the worlds of artificial intelligence, deep fakes and media echo chambers that lays bare the frightening reality of the unreality driving the post truth assault on the very foundation of human discourse.…

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#62 Best of 2020 21:16

3+ y ago21:16

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In a tumultuous year, artists have proven up to the challenge of addressing both personal and societal upheavals. The legendary artist Larry Bell as well as emerging artist of color Yuge Zhou spoke of fresh insights into their artistic practice. MOCA Santa Barbara Chief Curator Alexandra Terry describes the work of Genevieve Gaignard and influentia…

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#61 Video Artist Yuge Zhou 29:44

3+ y ago29:44

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A resident at New Inc, the world's first museum led incubator for art, technology and design founded by New Museum in NYC, the internationally renown artist Yuge Zhou discusses her work and upcoming projects.

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#60 MCASB Chief Curator, Alexandra Terry 27:34

3+ y ago27:34

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The Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara's Curator discusses the current exhibition by LA based artist Genevieve Gaignard, their upcoming 2021 schedule including a show with Shana Moulton, a 45th anniversary celebration, their current fundraiser and an exciting mentoring program to foster more diverse leadership in the arts.…

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#59 Artist Debi Cornwall 38:07

3+ y ago38:07

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In a fascinating discussion of what it means to be American, award winning photographer Cornwall talks about her latest book "Necessary Fictions". After the blockbuster "Welcome To Camp America", in which she photographed both the captors and captives at the notorious detention center of Guantanamo Bay, "Necessary Fictions" continues her examinatio…

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#58 Artist Casper Brindle 19:02

4y ago19:02

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Represented by the William Turner Gallery in Los Angeles and by Nancey Toomey Fine Art in San Francisco, Brindle discusses the unique southern Californian light, as well as car and surf cultures and their combined influence on his work.

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#57 Executive Director, Mel and Leta Ramos Family Foundation, Rochelle Leininger 18:33

4y ago18:33

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What do Wonder Woman, Superman and Cat Woman have in common with a charitable foundation to benefit arts education among under-served communities in schools and non profit organizations? Leinenger talks about life with her father, the Pop Art legend, Mel Ramos, the Foundations mission, and a fantastic opportunity to purchase rare monographs and lit…

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#56 Artist Lezley Saar 21:04

4y ago21:04

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Internationally renown artist Lezley Saar discusses her intricate work, what it was like growing up in an artistic family and why as an artist of color she won't be making art about Covid or police brutality in the near term.

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#55 Author/ Photographer Carolyn Campbell 28:55

4y ago28:55

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LA Times Bestselling author Carolyn Campbell talks about her new book "City of Immortals, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris." Working for nearly 30 years to complete the book, Campbell's exhaustive research has yielded fascinating information on the history of funerary architecture and the Napoleonic era as well as refreshing insights on the many lumin…

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#54 Award Winning Art and Culture Writer Lawrence Weschler 33:03

4y ago33:03

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A staff writer for the New Yorker for 20 years, Weschler has won the prestigious George Polk award in Journalism - twice. His books of political reportage include The Passion of Poland (1984); about the Solidaity revolution; and A Miracle, A Universe: Settling Accounts with Torturers (1990) which examines how fledgling democracies in countries such…

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#53 Painter, James Hayward 31:03

4y ago31:03

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In a wide ranging, lively interview, the artist Mike Kelly called "one of the few truly important West Coast painters", talks with us about what it means to paint, how an artist should live their life and why its time for revolution.

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#52 Light and Space Artist, Peter Lodato 13:41

4y ago13:41

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Lodato's work spans several decades and began in the late 1960's when he created installations exploring the nature of perception , specifically in the way physical spaces can be transformed into immersive experiences. Peter discusses his work and even gives up some of the secret techniques in his masterful paintings.…

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#51 Art Critic and Educator Paddy Johnson 23:47

4y ago23:47

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The Founder of the influential website Art F City, Paddy Johnson explains why artist statements tend to suck and what to do about it. While chatting about her work as a writer for the New York Times, the Economist and other major publications, Paddy offers tips to artists on how to better present themselves while talking about their work.…

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#50 Emmy Award Winning Director, Creative Director and Fine Artist, Wayne White 26:17

4y ago26:17

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Artist Wayne White best known for his "Word Paintings" and his broadcast career as the strong creative force behind Pee Wee's Playhouse, introduces his return to puppetry in a new project for Instagram.

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#49 Love Letter to LA from Her Top Poets 41:44

4y ago41:44

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In a special edition for our time of quarantine, 12 of LA's finest wordsmiths offer readings dedicated to the idea of Los Angeles as a unique sense of cultural place, time and energy. Instead of focusing on pandemic and isolation, it's a reminder of why we live here and why we would live nowhere else. Participating poets in order of appearance: Ell…

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#48 Artist Larry Bell/ special edition 26:22

4y ago26:22

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On special assignment for Art Report Today dot com, I had the opportunity to speak with the world renown artist who explains why not knowing what you are doing is the best part of the creative process.

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#47 Poet & Author, Candice Kelsey 34:59

4+ y ago34:59

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In intense and clear vignettes with structural allusions to classic literature, Kelsey mines the depths of her life as a daughter and a mother, and by association our own childhood experiences and adult self-consciousness.

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#46 SoLA Contemporary Director, Tatum Hawkins 25:58

4+ y ago25:58

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Helping to drive exciting new community oriented programming at South Los Angeles Contemporary, Director Tatum Hawkins talks about the Crenshaw District, the non-profit's mission and their upcoming shows that include projects with Storm Ascher & Mylo Mu.

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#45 Artist Sheinina Raj 39:39

4+ y ago39:39

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We visit with artist Sheinina Raj who talks about Intercultural, her traveling exhibition/ sound installation collaboration with Grammy award winner Nelly Furtado. The exhibition opens May 16, 2020 at the Louis Lambert Gallery in Bergamont Station, Los Angeles.

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#44 Artist, Nancy Buchanan 37:56

4+ y ago37:56

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A key figure in the performance art scene and of the feminist art movement that emerged in Southern California during the 1970s, Buchanan's work has often positioned the audience as participants in a wider conversation on the gendered and defamilarized body, the dangers of commercialized voyeurism and the dire consequences of an increasing militari…

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#43 John Caulkin, WPA Poster Exhibition 28:14

4+ y ago28:14

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Exhibition organizer Caulkin, explains why WPA posters are more relevant today than ever and how you can get inspired in workshops Feb 1 and Feb 8 on Chung King Road.

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#42 Gallerist Juri Koll 29:25

4+ y ago29:25

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Opening a new space in the Bendix building, Gallerist Juri Koll talks about his inaugural show, a retrospective of LA Artist Gloriane Harris. He also discusses the upcoming 2020 edition of the Fine Arts Film Festival at Beyond Baroque and other noteworthy art news.

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#41 Zen Psychosis: Shana Nys Dambrot & Osceola Refetoff 35:17

4+ y ago35:17

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Critic, Curator and Author Shana Nys Dambrot and National Photojournalist of the Year, Osceola Refetoff discuss their collaboration on the oneiric fiction novella, Zen Psychosis recently published by Griffith Moon Press.

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#40 Best of 2019 31:49

4+ y ago31:49

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Interesting insights, provocative commentary and music from Tosh Berman, Beatie Wolfe, The Dark Bob, Brendan Constantine, Phil America, Nancy Baker Cahill and Christie Hayden

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#35 Gallerist Craig Krull 41:11

4+ y ago41:11

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Longtime LA gallerist and force in the cultural workings of the region, Krull tells us why LA is THE city to be in for an artist today.

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#34 Artist Sandow Birk 31:02

4+ y ago31:02

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Is painting a silly way to communicate? Why is the Qu'ran is so relevant to everyday America? And what does Bruegel have to do with mass shootings? Born in Detroit but raised in the OC Birk is well travelled, and his subjects are as wideranging as his world wide adventures. Images of gang violence, graffiti culture, prisons, surfing, skateboarding,…

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#33 This is Your Brain on Drums: Composer Elle Spencer Lewis 33:39

4+ y ago33:39

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Emmy Nominated composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and performer Elle Spencer Lewis talks about her recent experience as a participant in Rhythms of the City at the Rendon, her work with neuroenhancement and why music is the most intimate of the arts.

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#32 Int'l Artist/ Performer Carole Douillard 41:09

4+ y ago41:09

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Worldwide phenom, Carole Douillard discusses her film "Idir", why Bruce Nauman haunts her, how different cultures influence the understanding of our own body gestures and why she is investigating the Stanford University lab dedicated to understanding rituals.

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#32 Musical Weirdo Visionary Beatie Wolfe 46:23

4+ y ago46:23

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Beatie Wolfe who just turned 31, has beamed her music into space, been appointed a UN Women role model for innovation, guest curated the LA Times "Festival of Books" and held an acclaimed solo exhibition of her ‘World First’ album designs at the Victoria and Albert Museum talks about how she got there and where she is going next. If you have not ye…

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#31 Curator Asuka Hisa 32:13

4+ y ago32:13

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The curatorial force behind the LA Department of Cultural Affairs' Triennial CultureLA: FOOD, Asuka highlights the numerous outdoor experiences to be discovered in this edition's public art extraveganza. With over 15 commissioned works and over 75 events spanning from October 5 to November 3, Asuka also tells us about the project's genesis and why …

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#30 Gallerist Molly Barnes 35:10

4+ y ago35:10

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In a lively interview, longtime art world bon vivant Molly Barnes covers her privileged background, her time as an aspiring actress, why LA is primitive compared to New York, whether or not Marc Selwyn is a snob, why parking is key to the genesis of an art center and other thoughts from the one of the art world's best known and most energetic galle…

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#29 Artist/ Curator John Eden 29:25

5y ago29:25

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How I learned to love the bomb, the California Cool School, extraterrestrial beings as an inspiration, and a touching story of what actually goes into making emotionally charged art.

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#28 Fototeka.com owner Robin Blackman and photographer Merrick Morton 38:30

5y ago38:30

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Murder, Mayhem & Art; What Man Ray might have had to do with the Black Dahlia murder, Gangland LA and more! Originators of "Art of the Archive: the photos from the Los Angeles Police Department Archive" discuss how the internationally traveled show came about, the delicate balance in curation and how art can blossom amid the often gruesome work of …

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#27 Int'l Muralist James Peter Henry 29:41

5y ago29:41

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The Aussie native talks LA architecture, a childhood chasing roos, living near aboriginal art and how he goes about painting the massive walls he has been commissioned to transform.