On Saturday, Artbound won two television awards at the 63rd Annual Golden Mike Awards: "Best Entertainment Reporting" for Artbound Episode 1 and "Best Internet News Reporting" for Date Farmers: Desert Detritus Becomes Chicano Pop Art. Hosted by the Radio & Television News Association of Southern California, the awards promote excellence in local broadcast journalism. We are honored to be recognized for our achievements in broadcast and look forward to producing an exciting second season with our extraordinary editorial team, production crew, contributors, and partners.
See the full list of Golden Mike Award winners here.
Read and watch Date Farmers: Desert Detritus Becomes Chicano Pop Art. Watch Artbound Episode 1.
No TrackBacks
TrackBack URL: http://www.kcet.org/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/17128
RSS: KCET Artbound
artbound@kcet.org
Architecture/ Design
California becomes an international export by redefining the concept of city and home.
Community Arts
Through workshops, education and placed based projects, art is the connective tissue of a community.
Cultural Politics
Funding bubbles, cultural deserts and the politics of access to the arts in the 21st century.
Film & Media Arts
At the shadow of the entertainment industry, video artists and underground filmmakers take a stand.
Literature
Noir, sunshine and dystopia create a multi-ethnic narrative that is read, watched and admired around the globe.
Multi-Disciplinary
Multi-hyphenate works that combine disciplines, remix dogmas, and reinvent the wheel.
Music
A dialogue between cultures, the music of our state serves up the California dream like no other artform.
Visual Arts
Breaking away from the European and New York vanguard, California reinvents the art world.
