UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Hear quarterly podcasts featuring upcoming information relating UC Riveside, California Museum of Photographys exhibitions, educational programs, artist project, permanent collections and special programs. Additional supplements posted monthly that include talks by curators, artists and other discussion pertaining to the current state of photography and explore contemporary exhibitions, historic, digital, photographic, and camera and device collections found a UCRCMP. This podcast will also feature an archive of many of UCRCMP audio records that have been recently digitized and include discussions on photography by artists such as Ansel Adams and discussions between curators, artists, scholars and researchers. Download your podcast and come visit UCRCalifornia Museum of Photography, centrally located in Riversides downtown pedestrian mall or visit us online at www.cmp.ucr.edu. Additional information about the audio programs may be found at www.cmp.ucr.edu podcasts. This photography focused podcast is dedicated in providing museum information for upcoming exhibitions, events, project and programs as well as featured discussions on collections objects and artist and curator talks that explore contemporary issues. Hear quarterly podcasts featuring upcoming information relating UC Riveside, California Museum of Photographys exhibitions, educational programs, artist project, permanent collections and special programs. Additional supplements posted monthly that include talks by curators, artists and other discussion pertaining to the current state of photography and explore contemporary exhibitions, historic, digital, photographic, and camera and device collections found a UCRCMP. This podcast will also feature an archive of many of UCRCMP audio records that have been recently digitized and include discussions on photography by artists such as Ansel Adams and discussions between curators, artists, scholars and researchers. Download your podcast and come visit UCRCalifornia Museum of Photography, centrally located in Riversides downtown pedestrian mall or visit us online at www.cmp.ucr.edu. Additional information about the audio programs may be found at www.cmp.ucr.edu podcasts. en-us cmpwebmaster@ucr.edu (UCR/CMP Webmaster) The Podcast RSS Buddy 3.0 http://www.tolley.info/rssbuddy/index.html (c) 2007 UC Regents no UCR/CMP Webmaster cmpwebmaster@ucr.edu (cmpwebmaster@ucr.edu) Arts Sat, 28 Oct 2006 21:00:00 -0800 Wed, 12 Dec 12:12:12 GMT On view from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio Quarterly Podcast On view from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. Sat, 28 Oct 2006 21:00:00 PDT http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2006.0088.0001/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_November2006.m4a 00:19:36 November, UC Riveside, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no This artist talk was recorded on October 28, 2006 and features Artist Mark Stockton and Curator of Exhibition Ciara Ennis discussion the SAMURAI project in UCR/CMP's Oculorium Project Space. View from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography SAMURAI, a collaborative project by Chilean artist Edgar Endress and U.S. artist Mark Stockton, comprises a series of large-scale anaglyphs stereo photographs printed in different colors designed to be viewed through chromatic lens. The resulting three-dimensional images depict members of a Japanese animation club in present day Trenton, New Jersey. Inspired by Japanese anime and culture, and dressed in costumes of their own design, the participants role-play and act out fantasy identities. Combining representation and illusion, the photographs examine the gap between identity and representation. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio October 28, 2006 This artist talk was recorded on October 28, 2006 and features Artist Mark Stockton and Curator of Exhibition Ciara Ennis discussion the SAMURAI project in UCR/CMP's Oculorium Project Space. View from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography SAMURAI, a collaborative project by Chilean artist Edgar Endress and U.S. artist Mark Stockton, comprises a series of large-scale anaglyphs stereo photographs printed in different colors designed to be viewed through chromatic lens. The resulting three-dimensional images depict members of a Japanese animation club in present day Trenton, New Jersey. Inspired by Japanese anime and culture, and dressed in costumes of their own design, the participants role-play and act out fantasy identities. Combining representation and illusion, the photographs examine the gap between identity and representation. http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2006.0088.0002/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_SamuraiArtistTalk.m4a Wed, 29 Nov 2006 23:00:00 PDT 00:46:07 October, UC Riveside, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Samurai, Edgar Endress, artist, Mark Stockton no This artist talk was recorded on November 2, 2006 and features RUBY SATELLITE artist Yoshua Okon and Curator of Exhibition Ciara Ennis for a discussion about his work. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio November 2, 2006 This artist talk was recorded on November 2, 2006 and features RUBY SATELLITE artist Yoshua Okon and Curator of Exhibition Ciara Ennis for a discussion about his work. Yoshua Okon, based in Los Angeles and Mexico City, explores issues of race, power and class in powerful video and photographic installations. Okon's contribution to RUBY SATELLITE includes his large-scale projections, Oreillese a la Orilla (Money Will Make the Dog Dance) (1999-2000), comprising portraits of police and security guards filmed in Mexico City who dance, scream, and perform for the camera. In this work and others, Okon thoughtfully interrogates the uses and abuses of power in contemporary life. RUBY SATELLITE is on view from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2006.0088.0003/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_OkonArtistTalk.m4a Tue, 19 Dec 2006 09:00:00 PDT 00:30:07 November, UC Riveside, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Ruby Satellite, Yoshua Okon, Ciara Ennis no This symposium held at Riverside Art Museum was recorded on December 7, 2006 and focuses on issues surrounding and land usage as related to the exhibition "24HR Convenience" curated by Georg Burwick, Curator of Digital Media at UCR/California Museum of Photography. The symposium features Sant Khalsa, Joe Zarki, Scott Bradford Davis, and Joseph Norbeck and is moderated by Steve Thomas, Curator of Education at Riverside Art Museum. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio December 7, 2006 The purpose for the symposium is to examine current states of human imprint on the natural resources within our region. Managing the Impact is a fusion of ideas, facts and opinions. Panelists will speak about their experiences within the outdoor spaces in-and-around inland rural Southern California. The four presenters (Sant Khalsa, Joe Zarki, Scott Bradford Davis, and Joseph Norbeck) provide diverse perspectives, yet they all have one thing in common extensive knowledge of the open spaces within the West. 24Hour Convenience, the concurrent photographic exhibit featuring artwork by Stein and Marie, Scott Bradford Davis, Alan Kupchick, Amy Rebecca Maloof, and Manfred Menz, provides a photographic focus on the surroundings of Joshua Tree National Park and is curated by Georg Burwick, Curator of Digital Media at UCR/California Museum of Photography. http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2006.0088.0004/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_ManagingtheImpact.mp4 Thu, 28 Dec 2006 09:00:00 PDT 01:25:37 December, UCR / California Museum of Photography, exhibitions, education, Joshua Tree National Park, Riverside Art Museum, hour, 24 HR convenience, Symposium Georg Burwick, Steve Thomas, Sant Khalsa, Joe Zarki, Scott Bradford Davis, Joseph Norbeck no On view from: January 27, 2007 - April 14, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio Quarterly Podcast Eloi and Portraits and Equivalents on view from: January 27, 2007 - April 14, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. Wed, 24 Jan 2007 08:00:00 PDT http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2007.0005.0001/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_January2007.m4a 00:24:59 January, UC Riveside, UCR/CMP, Eloi, Portraits and Equivalents, Art, herb quick, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no On view from: January 27, 2007 - April 14, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast features artist talk given by Liset Castillo and moderated by Ciara Ennis. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio January 27, 2007 Eloi and Portraits and Equivalents on view from: October 28, 2006 - January 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes a artist talk given on January 27, 2007 by Liset Castillo and moderated by Ciara Ennis. Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:10:00 PDT http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2007.0005.0002/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_LisetCastillo.m4a 00:40:08 January, UC Riveside, UCR/CMP, Eloi, Art, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Artist Talk, Liset Castillo no On view from: April 28, 2007 - July 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio Quarterly Podcast LI Zhensheng: Red-Color News Soldier and Christy Johnson and 33 Confessors on view from: April 28, 2007 - July 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:15:00 PDT http://138.23.124.164/podcasts/2007.0005.0003/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_April2007.m4a 00:20:53 April, UCR/CMP, LI Zhensheng, Red-Color News Soldier, Feast, Christy Johnson and 33 Confessors, Art, No More Heros, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no On view from: April 28, 2007 - July 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast features and artist talk given on April 28 between curator Robert Pledge and artist LI Zhensheng translated by Cecilia Sang. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio April 28, 2007 In this one part podcast renowned photographer LI Zhensheng and curator Robert Pledge, president and co-founder of Contact Press Images, discuss the evolution and historical significance of LI Zhensheng RRed-Color News Soldier. This exhibition and talk are the first in-depth visual testament to the brutality and mass chaos that swept through China during the Cultural Revolution (1966-76). Fri, 29 Jun 2007 15:25:00 PDT http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0004/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_LIZhensheng.m4a 01:06:36 April, UCR, UCR/CMP, LI Zhensheng, Red-Color News Soldier, Asia, China, Heilongjiang Sheng, Harbin, Bejing, UCR / California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Art no On view from: April 28, 2007 - July 7, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast features and artist talk given on April 28 between curator Robert Pledge and artist LI Zhensheng translated by Cecilia Sang. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio April 28, 2007 In this two part podcast renowned photographer LI Zhensheng and curator Robert Pledge, president and co-founder of Contact Press Images, discuss the evolution and historical significance of LI Zhensheng Red-Color News Soldier. This exhibition and talk are the first in-depth visual testament to the brutality and mass chaos that swept through China during the Cultural Revolution (1966-76). Fri, 20 Jul 2007 15:25:00 PDT http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0005/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_LIZhensheng2.m4a 01:06:36 April, UCR, UCR/CMP, LI Zhensheng, Red-Color News Soldier, Asia, China, Heilongjiang Sheng, Harbin, Bejing, UCR / California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Art no Compass 2007 on view from: July 28, 2007 - September 22, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP Digital Studio Quarterly Podcast Compass 2007: New Art from the University of California's MFA Programs will be on view from July 28, 2007 - September 22, 2007 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes additional information regarding New Light: Joshua Tree National Park, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. Thu, 26 Jul 2007 11:00:00 PDT http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0006/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_August2007.m4a 00:21:29 August, UCR, UCR/CMP, COMPASS, New Light, Feast, Joshua Tree National Park, Art, My Global Village, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no Quarterly Podcast On view from October 13, 2007 - January 06, 2008 at UCRCalifornia Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. UCR/CMP Digital Studio http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0007/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_October2007.m4a 00:13:25 October, UCR, UCR/CMP, Real Uncertain, Painting and Photography, Jay Wolke, Art, My Global Village, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no October 13, 2007 On view from October 13, 2007 - January 06, 2008 at UCRCalifornia Museum of Photography. Chicago-based artist Jay Wolke discussesed his photographic project Architecture of Resignation: Valley of the Temples, Valley of the Giants, Valley of the Five Fingers. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 5 Nov 2007 16:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0008/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_JayWolke.m4a 00:35:01 October, UCR, UCR/CMP, Jay Wolke, Art, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no November 11, 2007 This podcast features a audio recording of “My Teacher, Myself” from October 13, 1979. This event was organized by Susan Spiritus and was held at the Susan Spiritus Gallery in Newport Beach, California. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 5 Nov 2007 16:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2007.0005.0008/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_CollectionsSeries1.m4a 00:56:56 Panel Discussion, October 13, 1979, UCR, UCR/CMP, Susan Spiritus, Art, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Collections, Henry Holmes Smith, Betty Hahn, Jerry Uelsmann, Jack Welpott, Robert Fitcher no Quarterly Podcast On view from January 26, 2008 - April 5, 2008 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0001/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_January2008.m4a 00:13:44 January, UCR/CMP, Trans-personae, Los Angeles, John Hesketh, Roberto Fumagalli, Cuba Va, Art, Bob Debris, Naida Osline, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no January 26, 2008 This artist talk features an introduction by Jonathan Green, Curator and Director of UCR ARTSblock and Reggie Woolery, Director of Digital Studio and Education Outreach. Roberto Fumagalli describes his process and reasons for examining the profound within the ordinary. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 15 Feb 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0002/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_RobertoFumagalli.m4v 00:17:05 January, 2008, UCR, UCR/CMP, Art, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Roberto Fumagalli, Jonathan Green no April 2, 2008 This podcast features a audio recording of photographer Garry Winogrand speaking at MIT in 1974. This artist talk included a slide presentation followed by a question and answer session. The audio recording has been edited to focus only on the question and answer period. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Wed, 2 Apr 2008 16:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0003/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_CollectionsSeries2.m4a 00:42:33 Jonathan Green, Todd Papageorge, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, photography, art, lecture, American Photography: A Critical History, Garry Winogrand, 1928, 1984 photographer, New York City. no Quarterly Podcast On view from April 26, 2008 - July 5, 2008 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0004/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_April2008.m4a 00:13:12 April, UCR, UCR/CMP, Newer Topographics, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Jeremy Kidd, Eric Curry, Melissa Martinez, And these natural things no April 26, 2008 This Podcast features an artist talk by Melissa Martinez discussing her current exhibition And These Natural Things, on view from April 26, 2008 - July 05, 2008 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 23 May 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0005/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_MelissaMartinez.m4a 00:20:59 April, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Melissa Martinez, And these natural things no April 26, 2008 This Podcast features an artist talk by Eric Curry discussing her current exhibition American Pride and Passion, on view from April 26, 2008 - July 05, 2008 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Tue, 10 Jun 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0006/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_EricCurry.m4a 00:26:06 April, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California, ARTSblock, exhibitions, education, Eric Curry, Newer Topographics, Photographs of Digitally Altered Urban Landscapes no May 8, 2008 This Podcast features a panel discussion revolving around issues of perceptions of the Middle East during the turn of the century, and how those views influenced and were influenced by photography. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Wed, 11 Jun 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0007/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_PanelDiscussion.m4a 01:38:45 Panel, Irene Bierman-McKinney, Sherine Hafez, Nancy Micklewright, May, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, Collections, exhibitions, education, Balancing the Lenses no Quarterly Podcast On view from July 26, 2008 - October 04, 2008 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions, educational programs and special events planned at the museum. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0008/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_August2008.m4a 00:14:36 August, UCR, UCR/CMP, Sculpture, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, Craft, Bryant, Gray, Grinnan, Lattu, Pearson, Taggart, Zaki no September 26, 2008 The original recording has been modified and begins with biographical information focusing on Brigandi's early life, his times as salesman for Underwood and Underwood and his work for the Keystone View Company. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 26 Sep 2008 08:09:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0009/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_CollectionsSeries3.m4a 00:35:29 September, UCR, UCR/CMP, Keystone View Company, Mast Family, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Stereography, Collections, exhibitions, education, Philip Brigandi, Underwood and Underwood no October 4, 2008 This podcast features a panel discussion presented on October 4th on the closing day of the exhibition Truthiness: Photography as Sculpture on view from July 26 – October 4, 2008 at UCR/CMP. This panel discusses how a new generation of artists in California is using photographic prints as the basic medium in the creation of sculptural works. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 20 Oct 2008 06:35:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0010/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_PanelDiscussion.m4a 00:52:24 David Meanix, Gina Osterloh, Bari Ziperstein, October, UCR, UCR/CMP, Keystone View Company, Mast Family, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock. no Quarterly Podcast On view from: October 25, 2008 - January 3, 2009 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions Leica + Hasselblad, In the Paths of Righteousness, Heresies and Color Behind the Gray and educational programing. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0011/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_October2008.m4a 00:12:47 October, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, camera, Leica, Haseelblad, Pedro Meyer, Jona Frank no October 25, 2008 This podcast features photographer Jona Frank leads a brief tour of her exhibition that will provide the back story on a number of the photographs and reveal how she developed the relationships with her subjects that allowed her to make such a compelling portrait of this unique American college. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 14 Nov 2008 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0012/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_JonaFrank.m4a 00:22:47 Jona Frank, In the Paths of Righteousness, Photographs, October, Right, UCR, UCR/CMP, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, camera no November 17, 2008 This podcast features an audio recording of a conversation with photographer Anne Noggle from the early 1980s. Prior to her studies in art and art history at the University of New Mexico, Noggle served as a pilot and a captain in the US Air Force. During the 1970s, Noggle taught photography as an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico and was the curator at the Museum of Fine Arts in Sante Fe, New Mexico. In her portraits, Noggle explores issues of identity, aging, and the female body. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0013/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_CollectionsSeries4.m4a 00:46:44 November, UCR, UCR/CMP, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education, Anne Noggle, identity, aging, female body no November 15, 2008 Jona Frank spent two years photographing and getting to know the students at Patrick Henry College, an evangelical Christian school near Washington founded in 2000 by the man who led the fight to legalize home schooling. Frank, UCR/CMP director Colin Westerbeck and UCR faculty members involved in CHASS courses on the theme of religion this year discussed this new development in American education. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Wed, 26 Nov 2008 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2008.0009.0014/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_JonaFrank2.m4a 1:10:00 Jona Frank, In the Paths of Righteousness, Photographs, November, Riverside, UCR/CMP, Keystone View Company, Home Schooling, Republican, Photography, California, Museum, UCR / California Museum of, UCR/California, ARTSblock no Quarterly Podcast On view from: January 31 - April 04, 2009 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions Mediated, 15 Minutes, The Screen of Nature, Marilyn Monroe, Dialect and educational programing. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 16 Jan 2009 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0001/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_January2009.m4a 00:13:34 January, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education, camera, Leica, Haseelblad, Pedro Meyer, Jona Frank no March 5, 2009 This podcast features an interview from November 1982 between Linda Connor at her San Anselom, California home and Charles Desmarais. This is the original recording that was later published in UCR/CMP’s Bulletin 2.2. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0002/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_CollectionsSeries5.m4a 00:20:11 Linda Connor, Charles Demarais, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, CMP Bulletin, Collections, exhibitions, education no March 5, 2009 This digital bulletin release features an interview from November 1982 between Linda Connor at her San Anselom, California home and Charles Desmarais. This is the original recording and Bulletin 2.2 are available on iTunes for the first time. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0003/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Bulletin_2.pdf Linda Connor, Charles Demarais, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, CMP Bulletin, Collections, exhibitions, education no March 5, 2009 This podcast features a audio and image tour of 15 Minutes: A Donation from the Warhol Foundation of Andy Warhol’s Photography. The exhibition includes a selection from UCR/CMP's 153 color Polaroids and black and white prints by Andy Warhol. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0004/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_15MINUTES.m4a 00:17:47 Andy Warhol, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education no March 5, 2009 This podcast features a audio tour with images of one of the few great examples of the work of nineteenth-century California photographer Carleton Watkins that’s not currently on view in the Getty Museum’s exhibition of Western landscape photography, a folding screen that’s in UCR/California Museum of Photography’s collection. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 5 Mar 2009 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0005/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_SCREEN_NATURE.m4a 00:12:19 The Screen of Nature, Carlton Watkins, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education no March 7, 2009 This podcast features a conversation between Gordon Baldwin and Colin Westerbeck about the artists Andy Warhol and Robert Mappelthorpe which was held on March 7, 2009 at UCR/CMP. Gordon Baldwin is the Associate Curator Emeritus at the Getty Museum and Guest Curator of “Robert Mapplethorpe: Portraits” which is currently on view at the Palm Springs Art Museum through April 19, 2009. Colin Westerbeck is the Director of UCR/CMP and is the curator of the exhibition “15 Minutes: A Donation from the Warhol Foundation of Andy Warhol’s Photography” which is currently on exhibition through April 4, 2009 on the 3rd floor in the Oculorium Gallery at UCR/CMP. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 7 Mar 2009 10:40:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0006/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_WarholPanel.m4a 01:10:57 Gordon Baldwin, Getty Museum, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andy Warhol, Photography, Controversial, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education no Quarterly Podcast On view from: May 02 - August 29, 2009 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions Sight Unseen, Concrete Abstractions, Agent Orange, Wish you Were Here, Extreme Places and educational programing. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0007/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_May2009.m4a 00:13:10 April, May, Doug McCulloh, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no May 15, 2009 This podcast features an audio recording of a conversation with photographer Barbara Kasten that is dated March 22, 1982. Kasten received her BFA in painting and sculpture from the University of Arizona and her MFA from the California College of Arts and Crafts. Kasten’s work is influenced by art movements from the 1920s-1930s including the Russian avant garde, constructivism and the Bauhaus. Her photographic work also draws on her experience with painting, textiles, crafts, and sculpture. Kasten’s abstract photography utilizes geometric shapes and forms, mirrors, color, and lighting techniques from the film industry. She is a professor at Columbia College in Chicago and a Distinguished Artist there from 2006-2008. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 15 May 2009 10:10:45 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0008/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Barbara_Kasten.m4a 01:28:54 May, Barbara Kasten, Interview, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education no May 2, 2009 This podcast features a panel discussion of “Sight Unseen: International Photography by Blind Artists” which was held on May 2, 2009 at UCR/CMP. Panelists include photographers Pete Eckert, Bruce Hall, Annie Hess, Rosita McKenzie, Kurt Weston, and Alice Wingwall and is moderated by Douglas McCulloh who curated the exhibition. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Tue, 2 Jun 2009 10:10:45 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0009/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_PanelDiscussion.m4a 01:11:35 blind, photography, blindness, Sight Unseen, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Collections, exhibitions, education no Quarterly Podcast On view from: September 26, 2009 - January 02, 2010 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions And Howe!, Lisa Oppenheim, Lewis Baltz, Smoke and Mirrors, Off the Grid, YO! Youth Media Showcase 2009 and educational programing. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0010/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Sep2009.m4a 00:10:22 Fall, September, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no September 21, 2009 This podcast features a conversation between Lisa Oppenheim and Kristine Thompson on her exhibit, “Open Source,” taped in September 2009, featuring three projects by this New York-based artist, emphasizing the materiality of photographs and the public circulation of images and investigating the ways in which photographs are archived, historicized, and remembered. Lisa Oppenheim, Open Source is curated by Kristine Thompson, assistant curator of the CMP, and will be on display through January 2, 2010. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0011/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Oppenheim1.m4a 00:22:31 lisa oppenheim, Walker Evans Photographs, conceptual photography, lisa oppenheim, chicago daily news, picture iraq, iraq sunsets, pictures from iraq, harris lieberman, appropriation art, after walker evans no November 7, 2009 This podcast features a conversation between photographer Graham Howe and exhibition curator Colin Westerbeck about Howe’s 40-year career in photography and self-imposed 20-year absence from exhibiting and publishing his work. The program was held on November 7, 2009 at UCR/CMP UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:22:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0012/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Howe_Now.m4a 01:07:04 graham howe, graham how, graham howe promethean, curatorial assistance, Exhibitions Art Services, photography, photographer, UCR/Califronia Museum of Photography, UCR/CMP no September 26, 2009 This podcast features an artist walk-though with photographer Lisa Oppenheim and exhibition curator Kristine Thompson. Lisa Oppenheim discusses her exhibition as an investigative process that photographs are archived, historicized, and remembered. The program was held during the opening reception on September 26, 2009 at UCR/CMP. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:22:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2009.0005.0013/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Oppenheim2.m4a 00:12:44 lisa oppenheim, Walker Evans Photographs, conceptual photography, lisa oppenheim, chicago daily news, picture iraq, iraq sunsets, pictures from iraq, harris lieberman, appropriation art, after walker evans no Quarterly Podcast On view from: February 6, 2010 - April 17, 2010 at UCR/California Museum of Photography. Podcast includes information regarding upcoming exhibitions Agua en España, Mirjam Dröge and Ansel Adams at Work. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 6 Feb 2010 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0001/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Feb2010.m4a 00:18:47 Winter, February, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Digital Studio, Collections, exhibitions, education no February 25, 2010 This podcast features a conversation between artist, Mirjam Dröge and Assistant Curator Kristine Thompson about the exhibition “The Need to Hold Still”. Mirjam discusses the significance of her work and the way she uses memory, personal borders, and history to create a range of photographs. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0002/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Droge.m4a 00:21:54 Winter, February, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Mirjam Dröge, Kristine Thompson no May 25, 2010 This is a Spring 2010 podcast for UCR/California Museum of Photography. Today we will take a look at the miniature and sub-miniature cameras from UCR/California Museum of Photography collection. UCR/CMP has a large collection of miniature cameras of all shapes and sizes. This podcast will put the spotlight five of these unique cameras. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Tue, 3 Aug 2010 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0006/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_MinitureCameras.m4a 00:08:40 Spring, May, UCR, UCR/CMP, California, Museum, Photography, UCR / California Museum of Photography, UCR/California Museum of Photography, ARTSblock, Camera Collection, Bingham Collection no October, 2010 This podcast features a conversation between artist, Joey Lehman Morris and Assistant Curator Kristine Thompson about the exhibition “But first, define the mountain”. Morris's newest project, Grading Southern California, positions the artist as an explorer of urban "mountains". In this podcast Morris and Thompson discuss his process and other projects he is working on. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Fri, 1 Oct 2010 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0007/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Morris.m4a 00:14:58 joey lehman morris, metropolitan los angeles, riverside los angeles, mojave desert, mojave desert photos, mojave desert images, mojave desert pictures, contemporary sculpture, photography and art, photography sculpture, photography modern art no October 9, 2010 This podcast features a conversation between artist, David Maisel and UCR/CMP Director Colin Westerbeck, who has curated the exhibitions History's Shadow and Library of Dust. The talk with photographer David Maisel focused on these two recent projects, each of which entailed photographing the past. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 9 Oct 2010 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0008/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Miasel.m4a 00:52:59 David Maisel, Colin Westerbeck, Historys Shadow, Library of Dust, UCR, University of California, Riverside, California, Photography, Documentary photography no April 5, 2011 Curator Trisha Ziff will give a talk related to the Maya Goded exhibition entitled, Pink Eye, Maya Goded & Her Mexican Contemporaries which will discuss Goded’s work in the context of a new generation of Mexican women photographers working in color. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Tue, 5 Apr 2011 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0009/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Ziff-Goded.m4a 00:54:15 Curatorial Talk, Trisha Ziff, Pink Eye, Maya Goded, Mexican photographers, mexican photographer no May 7, 2011 Curator Kristine Thompson discusses the exhibition Twisted Selves currently on view at the museum. Twisted Selves presents the work of contemporary artists who depict the human figure in altered, unexpected and disorienting ways. Via the use of collage techniques, sculptural props, digital alterations, magnified points of view, and specific historical references, their work explores how the physicality of the body affects our social and psychological senses of self. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 7 May 2011 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0010/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Twisted-Selves.m4a 00:20:35 contemporary photography, modern photography, sculpture photography, contemporary artist, california museum of photography, Aimee Beaubien, Jeanne Dunning, Wangechi Mutu, Marco Rios, Julie Shafer, Carrie Yury no July 31, 2011 Curator Colin Westerbeck in discussion with artist Sant Khalsa discussing her current exhibition River Run, currently on view at the museum. River Run explores photographs from Sant Khalsa’s 20-Year Journey with the Santa Ana River. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sun, 31 Jul 2011 08:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0011/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_Sant-Khalsa.m4a 00:18:25 contemporary photography, modern photography, contemporary artist, california museum of photography, Sant Khalsa, Photography Museum, Colin Westerbeck, Santa Ana River, river community, santa ana river trail, santa ana dam, corona lake no November 5, 2011 Laurie Brown, John Divola, Michael Light, Brad Moore and Mark Ruwedel, all of whom are in the exhibition Aftershocks and three of whom are also in Seismic Shift, will talk about their careers and how their work was affected by the radical change in landscape that occurred in the 1970s. Exhibitions curator Colin Westerbeck and UC Riverside Assistant Professor Susan Laxton, who wrote an essay for the Seismic Shift catalogue, will moderate the discussion. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 5 Nov 2011 09:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0012/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_The-Landscape.m4a 01:24:47 Pacific Standard Time, Mark Ruwedel, Michael Light, Brad Moore, Laurie Brown, John Divola, Seismic Shift, photographs of landscape, california landscape photography, california landscape no November 5, 2011 This podcast features interviews by AFTERSHOCKS photographers Mark Ruwedel, Michael Light, Brad Moore, Laurie Brown, John Divola discussing their work and how they have reacted to radical change in landscape. Five photographers, all of whom are in the exhibition AFTERSHOCKS and two of whom are also in Seismic Shift, talk about their careers and how their work was affected by the radical change in landscape that occurred in the 1970s. UCR/CMP http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html Sat, 5 Nov 2011 09:50:30 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2010.0005.0012/UCR_CMP_Podcasts_PST-Interviews.m4a 00:37:31 Pacific Standard Time, Mark Ruwedel, Michael Light, Brad Moore, Laurie Brown, John Divola, Seismic Shift, photographs of landscape, california landscape photography, california landscape no Ethan Turpin: In this podcast, Ethan Turpin discusses his exhibition “Stereocollision.” With this exhibition, Turpin has created a wide array of surreal stereographic images which comment on such weighty issues as environmental protection, cultural oppression, and theoretical history. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP April 20, 2012 Ethan Turpin: In this podcast, Ethan Turpin discusses his exhibition “Stereocollision.” With this exhibition, Turpin has created a wide array of surreal stereographic images which comment on such weighty issues as environmental protection, cultural oppression, and theoretical history. Turpin discusses the process by which he creates his stereographs, and his experiences as a modern artist working in such a rich historical medium. Turpin also weighs in on the meaning and intent of his artistic endeavors, and his place in the vast lineage of stereographic media. Fri, 20 Apr 2012 21:00:00 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16/podcasts/2012.0006.0002/Ethan_Turpin.m4a 00:46:07 California, Riverside, Digital Video, California Museum of Photography, UCR ARTSblock, Ethan Turpin, Stereocollision no PASOS: Video Installations by Marsia Alexander-Clarke is a solo exhibition that features a series of video works and digital prints on stretched canvas that are based on recorded imagery in Alexander-Clarke's garden. The images are made abstract via small cropped cells of recorded video material which Alexander-Clarke calls "marks" in loose reference to the mark in drawing and painting. Alexander-Clarke is interested in developing silent video pieces similar to notated musical compositions with the use of small fragments of recorded video material. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP July 18, 2012 PASOS: Video Installations by Marsia Alexander-Clarke is a solo exhibition that features a series of video works and digital prints on stretched canvas that are based on recorded imagery in Alexander-Clarke's garden. The images are made abstract via small cropped cells of recorded video material which Alexander-Clarke calls "marks" in loose reference to the mark in drawing and painting. Alexander-Clarke is interested in developing silent video pieces similar to notated musical compositions with the use of small fragments of recorded video material. Wed, 18 Jul 2012 05:00:00 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16/podcasts/2012.0006.0003/PASOS.m4a 00:55:46 California, Riverside, Digital Video, California Museum of Photography, UCR ARTSblock, Marsia Alexander-Clarke, PASOS no PASOS: Video Installations by Marsia Alexander-Clarke is a solo exhibition that features a series of video works and digital prints on stretched canvas that are based on recorded imagery in Alexander-Clarke's garden. The images are made abstract via small cropped cells of recorded video material which Alexander-Clarke calls "marks" in loose reference to the mark in drawing and painting. Alexander-Clarke is interested in developing silent video pieces similar to notated musical compositions with the use of small fragments of recorded video material. The exhibition was organized by the UCR California Museum of Photography, and curated by Tyler Stallings, Artistic Director, UCR Culver Center of the Arts. An artist talk was held on July 28, 2012 between Tyler Stallings and Marsia Alexander-Clarke. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP April 20, 2012 PASOS: Video Installations by Marsia Alexander-Clarke is a solo exhibition that features a series of video works and digital prints on stretched canvas that are based on recorded imagery in Alexander-Clarke's garden. The images are made abstract via small cropped cells of recorded video material which Alexander-Clarke calls "marks" in loose reference to the mark in drawing and painting. Alexander-Clarke is interested in developing silent video pieces similar to notated musical compositions with the use of small fragments of recorded video material. The exhibition was organized by the UCR California Museum of Photography, and curated by Tyler Stallings, Artistic Director, UCR Culver Center of the Arts. An artist talk was held on July 28, 2012 between Tyler Stallings and Marsia Alexander-Clarke. Wed, 12 Dec 2012 12:12:12 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2012.0006.0004/2012.0006.0004.m4a 00:28:12 California, Riverside, Digital Video, California Museum of Photography, UCR ARTSblock, Ethan Turpin, Stereocollision no In the exhibition HORIZON/S, Matt Lipps focuses on source material from the American arts and culture magazine, Horizon, which debuted in September 1958. The publication provided a popular visual platform, disseminating various art historical narratives, especially the grand arc of Modernism. Focusing on the first decade in print, Lipps carefully cut out images from vintage issues and curated these selections into unifying groups that betray the original context and meaning of source imagery. These groupings were then lit and re-photographed into complex tableaus that rupture historical and cultural narratives about how we relate to images, artifacts, and the collections that help us interpret them. HORIZON/S is Matt Lipps' first solo museum exhibition and the first time that the entire HORIZON/S body of work has been exhibited together. Matt Lipps: HORIZON/S was organized by UCR California Museum of Photograhy, and curated by UCR ARTSblock Exhibition Designer Jeff Cain. An artist talk was held on July 28, 2012 with Matt Lipps and Jeff Cain. http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/podcasts/default.html UCR/CMP July 18, 2012 In the exhibition HORIZON/S, Matt Lipps focuses on source material from the American arts and culture magazine, Horizon, which debuted in September 1958. The publication provided a popular visual platform, disseminating various art historical narratives, especially the grand arc of Modernism. Focusing on the first decade in print, Lipps carefully cut out images from vintage issues and curated these selections into unifying groups that betray the original context and meaning of source imagery. These groupings were then lit and re-photographed into complex tableaus that rupture historical and cultural narratives about how we relate to images, artifacts, and the collections that help us interpret them. HORIZON/S is Matt Lipps’ first solo museum exhibition and the first time that the entire HORIZON/S body of work has been exhibited together. Matt Lipps: HORIZON/S was organized by UCR California Museum of Photograhy, and curated by UCR ARTSblock Exhibition Designer Jeff Cain. An artist talk was held on July 28, 2012 with Matt Lipps and Jeff Cain. Wed, 12 Dec 2012 12:12:12 -0800 Arts http://cmplab16.ucr.edu/podcasts/2012.0006.0005/2012.0006.0005.m4a 00:36:55 California, Riverside, Digital Video, California Museum of Photography, UCR ARTSblock, Marsia Alexander-Clarke, PASOS no