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Photography
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film and media arts
Artbound
'Pearls of the Planet: The Arctic' Reveals Life in Frozen North
Post date:"Pearls of the Planet" is a multi-tiered project by Explore.org. On the site, a live stream from cameras set up around the globe allow viewers access to everything from pandas in Sichuan to bison in Saskatchewan.
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film and media arts
Artbound
Jim McHugh's Portraits of Famous People and Familiar Places
Post date:Portraiture is a major part of Jim McHugh's body of work. Throughout his decades-long career, the photographer has captured well-known artists, celebrities and iconic landmarks.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
From Skater to Artist: The Ongoing Evolution of Ed Templeton
Post date:Along with managing one of the skate industries' top rated brands, pro skateboarder Ed Templeton is a prolific photographer and painter. The long-time Huntington Beach resident continues to look to his surrounding environment for inspiration.
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Press Room
EXPLORE "Grand Canyon" Hosted by Filmmaker and Philanthropist Charlie Annenberg Weingarten Coming to KCETLink Sept. 28
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Visual Arts
Artbound
The Wild Style: JUCO's Playful Photography
Post date:Photography duo JUCO, comprised of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud, is best known for capturing images filled with bold patterns, vivid colors and bright light.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
High & Dry: View From A Hole
Post date:Lone Pine, CA has a killer view. Writer/ photographer duo High & Dry muse upon its cemeteries, and the people who long to be buried in them.
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Japan
History & Society
Photographic Memory: World War II Through the Lens of a Japanese American Soldier
Post date:For Dr. Susumu "Sus" Ito, taking a photo was no small feat, especially as a soldier during World War II. His wartime photographs are the subject of a new exhibit at JANM in Little Tokyo.
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film and media arts
Artbound
Gary Leonard's Photographic Amber
Post date:Photographer Gary Leonard reflects on his career of capturing what makes Los Angeles the palm-tree-paradise-with-a-noir bent city that it is.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
High & Dry: Dark Desert Highway
Post date:The Eagles made the term "dark desert highway" iconic. Writer/ photographer duo High & Dry examine observing the California desert as a changing series of landscapes when traveling by road vs. experiencing the land outside of a moving vehicle with all ...
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film and media arts
Artbound
Where There Once Was Water: Photographer Brittany App Documents the Drought
Post date:With photographic/video series "Where There Once Was Water," Brittany App documents the effects of the California drought.
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lost landmarks
History & Society
A Most Novel Attraction: The Camera Obscura of Santa Monica
Post date:On a flat circular board in front of me, the goings on of Ocean Avenue played out like a scene from a fuzzy home video shot in the 1980s.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
Nancy Macko and the Real Bee
Post date:Nancy Macko confronts the political and ecological realities of bee survival by merging media, painting, photography and other mediums.
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film and media arts
Artbound
Artbound Special: Annenberg Space for Photography - Digital Darkroom
Post date:"Annenberg Space for Photography: Digital Darkroom" debuts on Tuesday, May 26 at 8 PM on KCET-TV, featuring artists who create altered realities using photography and digital or darkroom manipulation.
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film and media arts
Artbound
California Unedited: Golden State History Through R. J. Arnold's Intimate Lens
Post date:A new exhibition of San Luis Obispo photographer Richard "R.J." Arnold's portraits showcase the diversity of San Luis Obispo County in the late 19th century.
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film and media arts
Artbound
Artbound Special: Annenberg Space for Photography - WATER: Our Thirsty World
Post date:The Artbound special episode, "Annenberg Space for Photography - WATER: Our Thirsty World" debuted Tuesday, April 21.
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Announcements
Press Room
KCETLink and the Annenberg Space for Photography Partner for ARTBOUND Series Celebrating Photography Premiering April 14
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visual art
Artbound
Blake Little: Sweet Translucence, Living Abstraction
Post date:In "Preservation," portrait photographer Blake Little captures subjects as they are covered in gallons of honey.
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Multi-disciplinary
Artbound
Skulls and Bones: Dr. Paul Koudounaris's 'Memento Mori'
Post date:The new photography exhibit "Memento Mori" investigates humankind's attitude towards mortality through both public and private relationships with death.
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Cultural Politics
Artbound
Monomania L.A.: Kent Kirkton and Images of Black L.A.
Post date:Kent Kirkton's collection of images by African-American photographers is an essential resource for anyone researching the history of African-Americans in L.A.
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![In the installation piece "The Gift," artist C. Hite and her son displayed lengths of brocade fabric on a bamboo pole.](https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/styles/kl_image_medium/public/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/arts/artbound/assets_c/2015/02/The%20Gift%20by%20C.%20Hite-thumb-580x391-88449.jpg?itok=Zlg8Qhdr "In the installation piece "The Gift," artist C. Hite and her son displayed lengths of brocade fabric on a bamboo pole.")
Visual Arts
Artbound
Ghosts of Taiwan: C. Hite Grapples With Her Past
Post date:C. Hite's new multi-disciplinary exhibition at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art is largely informed by her childhood spent in the war-torn island nation of Taiwain.