Painting While Black Métissage as Biomythography Launch Gallery 170 S. La Brea Boulevard Los Angeles Summer 2018 Holly Tempo, James Panozzo of Launch Gallery, and Loren Holland Holly Tempo Of Unknown Value For the artist, Holly Tempo, the question becomes what does...
Theorizing Post-Colonial Art Art in Post-Racial Los Angeles From the very beginning, the problem has been that of language. Not how to speak the dominant dialect; that was all too easy. The words, as Hamlet would say, come trippingly off the tongue, leaving the...
The Deterritoriality of the West Peter Goin and the Photographic Caption In 1960 famed photographer Ansel Adams returned to one of his favorite sites in Yosemite, the Half Dome and waited for the moon to rise in the late winter afternoon. The towering half-mountain...
The Meaning of “Waste Land” Mis-Use of the Western Desert In 1945, the foremost artist of the American West, Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986) produced an extraordinary work of art, usually placed harmlessly within her Pelvis series. For the past ten...
Rephotographic Survey Project Following Footsteps of the First Photographers, Part Two One of the re-photographers doing “repeat photography” of the western territories, Rick DIngus (1951-), said “For the Rephotographic Survey Project, I was most...
