Aaron Rose is an artist, writer, musician, film director and independent curator. He is co-curator of the forthcoming MOCA exhibition on street art and of the exhibition “Beautiful Losers: Contemporary Art & Street Culture.” Before taking the stage to talk about the changing perceptions of street art in mainstream society, he sat down for our “In The Green Room” Q&A.
Patrick A. Polk is curator of Latin American and Caribbean popular arts at the Fowler Museum at UCLA and a lecturer in the Department of World Art and Cultures at UCLA. Before taking the stage to talk about street art as a growing phenomenon, he sat down for our “In The Green Room” Q&A.
by Andrés Martinez
In a tribute to the National Football League’s nostalgia-tinged, size-doesn’t-matter, redistributive genius, Super Bowl XLV will pit the nation’s 152nd largest metropolitan area against its 22nd largest. Green Bay defeated Chicago yesterday to clinch the National Football Conference; Pittsburgh prevailed against the New York Jets in the AFC Championship…
In his biography Robert Morris: Financier of the American Revolution, author Charles Rappleye chronicles the life of one of America’s lesser-known founding fathers. Morris was a brilliant financier and merchant who helped to finance much of the American Revolution, although ill-considered land speculation eventually placed him in debtors’ prison.
Guillermo del Toro is a Mexican-born filmmaker who directed Hellboy, and Cronos, and the Oscar-nominated Pan’s Labyrinth, among other movies. He is known for his love of insects, monsters, and dark places. Before speaking to a packed theater at the Arclight Hollywood, del Toro sat down for Zócalo’s “In The Green Room” Q&A.
ArticlesFeuilletonFriday, December 3, 2010 How One Family Created Chinese America
PoetryThis week in L.A.From the green room
Wordpress template made by HeJian
|
