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Edward Goldman is the art critic for Los Angeles NPR-affiliate KCRW-FM/89.9-FM, where his ArtTalk airs every Tuesday at 6:44 pm Pacific Time. Formerly employed by the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, Goldman is a sought-after consultant and frequent public speaker. He teaches an ongoing seminar on art collecting, which he calls his “art gypsy caravan.”

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White House Portraiture: Invasion of Bad Art

By Edward Goldman on June 7, 2012

Last week the White House was a happy place where nasty political discourse was set aside, at least for a short moment. The unveiling of the... Read more →
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Baryshnikov: When Theater Stage Embraces Cutting Edge Art

By Edward Goldman on April 19, 2012

After last week's explosive spectacle staged by Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang outside of the Geffen Contemporary, I was worried: would I find... Read more →
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Lecturing, Instead of Making Love to Aphrodite

By Edward Goldman on April 6, 2012

The Greeks knew her as Aphrodite and the Romans called her Venus. For us, today, her name evokes the idea of love, romance and erotic adventures. The... Read more →
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Gernreich Had Everything Oscar Needs: Creativity, Energy, Fun

By Edward Goldman on March 1, 2012

With the Oscars just a few hours away, I drove to West Hollywood and then walked through the road barricades set up for Elton John's annual Oscars... Read more →
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Alina Szapocznikow: Die for Art; Art To Die For

By Edward Goldman on February 16, 2012

There are much better exhibitions I have seen in the past and somehow quickly forgot. But here's one, which I saw over the weekend at the Hammer... Read more →
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Do Museums Love Themselves More Than They Love Art?

By Edward Goldman on August 31, 2011

One of the most despicable things that can happen to a great work art — beyond destruction caused by some terrible calamity — is to be willfully... Read more →
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Ai Weiwei: Artist Circles the Chinese Zodiac

By Edward Goldman on August 25, 2011

In the last decade, the name of Chinese sculptor Ai Weiwei has become known not only to the art connoisseurs but to a wide public as well. And it... Read more →
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The Majesty of Lucian Freud

By Edward Goldman on July 28, 2011

The death of great cultural figures always prompts us to assess their impact on art and, ultimately, on the way we perceive ourselves. The recent... Read more →
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In a Dark Room. Intoxicated.

By Edward Goldman on June 8, 2011

My recent trip to Europe ended up in Barcelona, sneaking from one dark room to another in the hotel where I was staying. But let me assure you, I was... Read more →
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Best and Worst: Jeff Koons

By Edward Goldman on May 11, 2011

My last program with a reference to the art of super-famous Jeff Koons as "Shiny, Bubbly and Boring..." hit a nerve with listeners. I got quite a lot... Read more →
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