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  • Fat Beats: “The Last Stop In Hip Hop” Reaches the End of the Line

    Somewhere in the midst of Youtube videos, MP3s, digital downloads, Pandora, and Serato Scratch, a unique art form has been lost. Vinyl. It’s not just the gritty, raw sound of vinyl records that I love, but the art of the album cover is a unique medium in its own right. Album art complimented the artistic…

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    September 16, 2010
    Music, Pop Art/Culture, Uncategorized
    Album Art, Fat Beats, Vinyl
  • Is Trouble Brewing at the Museum of African Diaspora?

    It has been months since my visit to MoAD and I’ve been slightly preoccupied with this museum ever since. It wasn’t necessarily the gripping portrayals of the unimaginable horrors of the middle passage portrayed in the “Slavery Passage Gallery”. Nor was it the beautifully imposing glass encased portrait of a young African child greeting visitors…

    cultureshockart

    September 6, 2010
    Art/Culture, Modern Art
    Art and Culture, MoAD, Museum of African Diaspora, San Francisco Museums, SOMA, Yerba Buena Cultural Center
  • Eli Broad Picks Museum Site for Collection

    After months of speculation and anxious anticipation by Contemporary Art patrons, Eli and Edythe Broad have chosen Downtown L.A.’s Grand Avenue as the location for “the Broad Collection”, the permanent home of their aquisitions representing over 50 years of Contemporary Art. L.A. Times Article Regarding Museum Site The new location affirms Broad’s vision for creating…

    cultureshockart

    August 23, 2010
    Uncategorized
    Broad Art Foundation, Contemporary Art, DTLA, DTLA Art Walk, Eli and Edythe Broad, Eli Broad, Grand Avenue, The Broad Collection
  • Arshile Gorky @ MOCA L.A.

    I visited MOCA twice this summer and most recently I stopped by the museum to view Arshile Gorky: a Retrospective, which is the first exhibit brought to the museum by MOCA’s new Director Jeffrey Deitch. I was thrilled to see that the permanent collection, whose works include Giacometti, Rothko, Lichtenstein and Jackson Pollock were still…

    cultureshockart

    July 11, 2010
    Contemporary Art
    Arshile Gorky, Jeffrey Deitch, MOCA
  • Culture Shock Theme (Winter Theme)

    cultureshockart

    June 4, 2010
    Music
  •  <span><a href=”http://soundcloud.com/renrok/culture-shock-themes-fall-mix-mp3″>Culture Shock Themes (Fall Mix).mp3</a> by <a href=”http://soundcloud.com/renrok”>RenRok</a></span&gt;

    cultureshockart

    June 4, 2010
    Uncategorized
  • The Battle for Contemporary Art in Los Angeles

    Los Angeles has fought for decades to cultivate its artistic identity, and Eli Broad has been a prominent player in this effort as one of the founders of the Museum of Contemporary Art.  Since then Broad, the founder of KB Homes and SunAmerica, avid art collector, and noted philanthropist, has played an instrumental role in…

    cultureshockart

    May 30, 2010
    Contemporary Art
    Downtown Los Angeles, Eli Broad, Grand Avenue, MOCA
  • Modern Art Theft in Paris

    Today, five works of art were stolen from the Museum of Modern Art in Paris.  Among the stolen art were masterpieces from Matisse, Picasso and Modigliani, all valued at over 100M euros. The attached article in the Economist provides an interesting glimpse into the underworld of art crime.  The real crime is that we will…

    cultureshockart

    May 20, 2010
    Modern Art
    art theft, Matisse, Modigliani, Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Picasso
  • The Brewery Artwalk, Spring 2010

    Downtown Los Angeles has been cultivating a thriving underground art scene for years, but l was unaware that DTLA is the home of the world’s largest Art Colony.  The Brewery is an artist enclave containing over 500 live/work lofts in converted industrial space off the 5 Freeway on Moulton and N. Main.  The complex spans…

    cultureshockart

    April 21, 2010
    Contemporary Art, Pop Art/Culture, Uncategorized
    Contemporary Art, Culture, Pop Art, The Brewery Artwalk
  • Tempting Fate at the Tate

    Twelve years ago I visited London’s Tate Gallery and it was one of the most memorable museum experiences of my life. I fell in love with Rothko, Giacometti and Matisse who each influenced my fascination with modern art.  The bustling energy of the Tate Gallery’s contemporary wing was palpable, and their iconic collection was exquisitely…

    cultureshockart

    April 18, 2010
    Modern Art, Uncategorized
    Contemporary Art, London Art, Matisse, Tate Modern, The Snail
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