Audio engineer, KCRW
Audio engineer, KCRW
PROFILE
Kathleen Yore
FROM Kathleen Yore
Art Talk
Thanks Gods for Art Edward Goldman talks about three solo shows by artists from Oklahoma, Italy, and Denmark.
Art Talk
A Quarter-Mile Trip Around the World Edward Goldman talks about the 1000-foot long masterpiece by Robert Rauschenberg at LACMA, and The Renaissance Nude at The Getty Museum.
Art Talk
Striking Stage Design Worthy of a Museum Show Edward Goldman talks about art exhibitions and set designs from Pasadena to Palm Springs.
Art Talk
Ai Weiwei All Over Town Edward Goldman talks about multiple surprises delivered by Ai Weiwei and Victor Hugo.
Art Talk
Sacred Texts, Metaphysical Images Edward Goldman talks about the parallels between centuries-old sacred manuscripts at The Getty Center and metaphysical paintings by Sharon Ellis at Christopher Grimes Gallery.
Art Talk
Poetic Perfection by Penn, Inspiring Madness from Kusama Edward Goldman talks about an exhibition of photographs by Irving Penn at Fahey/Klein Gallery, and a new documentary about Yayoi Kusama.
Art Talk
A Sentimental Art Journey Edward Goldman talks about a few of his favorite European masterpieces at LACMA, and Sidney B. Felsen’s photographs on display at Gemini G.E.L..
Art Talk
Cultural Embrace, Politics Aside Edward Goldman talks about the continued cultural connection between the United States and Russia.
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Martini Shot
Microdosing This is Rob Long and on today’s Martini Shot I hypothetically and with names changed, explore some of the ways writers get scripts written, from Adderall to ten micrograms of LSD, everything but just sitting down and doing the work.
Film Reviews
The Girl In the Spider’s Web: A New Dragon Tattoo Story “The Girl In the Spider’s Web: A New Dragon Tattoo Story” is a reference to the terrific series that started years ago with “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.” The central character in the new installment has the same name, but she’s changed and a lot around her has changed, none of it for the better.
Screengrab
Checking in on revivals, a reboot of a revival & a revival in name only Revisiting old TV properties has been a trend on the broadcast networks for a while now, but this fall has offered some unique situations in the world of reboots.
Opening the Curtain
Being a Ghost Story of Christmas When you enter the Geffen Playhouse for “A Christmas Carol” it feels like you may have entered a victorian funeral home. The lights are dim, there’s a waft of fog blowing on stage and what appears to be a coffin surrounded by black floral arrangements. It’s spooky. It feels like you’re about to hear a ghost story. Which you are.