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    Jun 17, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  1. Bravo TV's 'Work of Art' favors emo-hipster backstabber Miles Mendenhall

    Culture Monster
    If little else, Bravo TV's "Work of Art" -- the new reality series set in the New York gallery scene -- proves that the art world is no different from just about every other profession: It's filled with sleaze, political......
    2. May 30, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Authors & Ideas: A talk with Daniel Clowes about the likable curmudgeon 'Wilson'

    He's the kind of guy who waxes rhapsodic about his love for the human race but curses people who don't smile at his dog. He's full of odes to the sweep of life and won't stop sharing them with the strangers he accosts in coffee shops. He has no job and no family, and he's both totally oblivious and smart enough to know how insufferable he is.
    He's the kind of guy who waxes rhapsodic about his love for the human race but curses people who don't smile at his dog. He's full of odes to the sweep of life and won't stop sharing them with the strangers he accosts in coffee shops. He has no job and no...

    Tags: Thora Birch, Culture, Bob Barker, Cartoons, Michel Gondry

    3. Oct 23, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. An uneasy accord

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    LAST year, one of Canada's most prestigious museums approached the cartoonist Seth, whose work combines realistic, character-based storytelling with a muted, nostalgic visual style reminiscent of Edward Hopper, about a show of contemporary artists who use...

    Tags: Art Institute of Chicago, Whitney Museum, David Cronenberg, Soups, Movies

    4. Feb 8, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Achingly drawn conclusions

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    The Partisan Review may have folded in the last year, but alienation and ennui are alive and well in American letters. Ironically, at the same time that comic-book protagonists have earned a new literary respect, they have lost the ability to transform...

    Tags: Jim Belushi, Education, University of Texas at Austin, Palestine, Religious Conflicts

    5. Oct 28, 2002 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Hitting a nerve

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Consumerism and the counterculture collide hard on Telegraph Avenue, where political posters fill the space between chain stores. Three kids in hooded sweatshirts crouch on the sidewalk: "Can you spare some change ... for pot?" Away from the clamor,...

    Tags: Science and Technology, Movies, University of California, Entertainment, Arts and Culture

    6. Feb 8, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  6. Interview with Zippy creator Bill Griffith

    Good thing Bill Griffith did not take Marcel Duchamp seriously. Otherwise, we'd be without Zippy (aka Zippy the Pinhead), the best-drawn daily underground comic strip in America, still running in 300 newspapers. Griffith, at the time a 19-year-old art student at the Pratt Institute, ran into Duchamp at a gallery hosting a retrospective by the venerable Dadaist. When he told Duchamp that he, too, wanted to be an artist, the old man sternly warned, "Go into medicine. The world needs more doctors than artists."
    Good thing Bill Griffith did not take Marcel Duchamp seriously. Otherwise, we'd be without Zippy (aka Zippy the Pinhead), the best-drawn daily underground comic strip in America, still running in 300 newspapers. Griffith, at the time a 19-year-old art...

    Tags: National Lampoon Incorporated, Artists, Cartoons, Newspaper and Magazine, Haddam

    7. May 5, 2008 |Story| Zap2It

  7. 'Bones' Co-Star Having 'Fun' Writing

    Zap2It.com
    Walt Disney and Scott Rudin Prods. are moving forward on the family comedy "Hours of Fun," hiring actor-turned-scribe John Francis Daley and his writing partner Jonathan Goldstein to polish the screenplay. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Hours of...

    Tags: Comedy (genre), Entertainment, Walt Disney

    8. May 3, 2006 |Story| Zap2It

  8. Suplee Draws on Showbiz Smarts for 'Art School'

    Zap2It.com
    Although many actors secretly want to be directors, Ethan Suplee gets to play one in Terry Zwigoff's "Art School Confidential." Suplee plays Vince, the obnoxious roommate of protagonist Jerome (Max Minghella) at the artsy Strathmore Institute. While...

    Tags: Movies, Kevin Smith, Entertainment, Arts, Arts and Culture

    9. May 5, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. 'Art School Confidential'

    If a more elegant and succinct explanation of what compels some people to go to art school has ever been filmed, I haven't seen it. Terry Zwigoff's "Art School Confidential" begins with a steady, mostly silent (except for a rhythmic pounding of fist on nose) shot of a skinny kid getting his face bashed in by the school bully. Cut to the same kid standing in front of the class wearing a beret and a striped shirt, saying, "I am a genius. I am the greatest artist of the 20th century. I am Pablo Picasso," and the picture is complete. A portrait of the artist as a young man getting his face kicked in.
    Times Staff Writer
    If a more elegant and succinct explanation of what compels some people to go to art school has ever been filmed, I haven't seen it. Terry Zwigoff's "Art School Confidential" begins with a steady, mostly silent (except for a rhythmic pounding of fist on...

    Tags: Matt Keeslar, Pablo Picasso, Jim Broadbent, Death, Music Theater

    10. Jan 13, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. 'Tristan and Isolde'

    Times Staff Writer
    Love stories come and go, but few have the durability of "Tristan and Isolde." Everyone from German Richard Wagner to Briton Richard Burton (who starred in a 1981 version called "Lovespell") have been fascinated by this Dark Ages tale of star-crossed...

    Tags: Tony Scott, Poetry, Death, Richard Burton, Movies

    11. May 5, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  11. Fast-Paised review: Art School Confidential'

    Big question: Shy teenager Jerome (Max Minghella) enrolls in a prestigious art school and falls for nude model Audrey (Sophia Myles). Directed by Terry Zwigoff and written by Daniel Clowes, both of whom adapted Clowes' comic "Ghost World," does "Art...

    Tags: Movies, Matt Keeslar, Jim Broadbent, John Malkovich, Sony Corp.

    12. May 5, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  12. Movie review: Art School Confidential'

    <b>3 stars (out of four)</b>
    Tribune movie critic
    3 stars (out of four) A match made in a particularly clammy suburb of heaven, director Terry Zwigoff and screenwriter Daniel Clowes are masters of a specific worldview: that of daily life as a series of low-key interpersonal train wrecks, plus the...

    Tags: Crimes, Matt Keeslar, Jim Broadbent, Michael Phillips, Murder

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