Three Minute Modernist

A look at a marble bust by Neri that is awesome

A look at a mural I'm sure I saw, but don't remember where or when...

A look at the new Manuel Neri exhibit at the Anderson Collection

A look at the only Miro I loved, and what all this art meant to the twin towers

A look at Alexander Calder's stabile, and why he means so much to Chris Garcia

A look at Louise Nevelson's masterpiece Sky Gate, the first work destroyed during 9/11/01 that we'll be considering.

A look at a lovely piece by Martha Diamond!

A look at a piece that can be viewed from several different angles...

A look at a lovely, perhaps buttery, Roland Peterson work from 1999

A look at a wonderful Arneson that may be saying a lot about 20th century art

A look at what painting with a broom actually means

A look at what it means when another artist pokes the bear that is the biggest name in Art at the moment...

A look at Abstraction, a piece that made me think and think and think

A look at a painting that may or may not be a white painting

The in-coming director of the Cantor Museum at Stanford was kind enough to chat with us via phone about the world of University Art Museums, her love for museums, and potential interior decorating plans...

OK, it's slightly more than 3 minutes, but it's also our 100th episode! The end of our look at Neo-Geo takes us to Carl Cashman and why it may be the perfect explanation for what Neo-Geo can and should be!

A look at the early Neo-Geo work Abstract Painting for People, and why it says so much about Neo-Geo and the "I could Paint that" phenomena.

A look at one of the most important early NEO-Geo figures Peter Halley and his piece The Place which might mean something... or might not.

A look at a piece that takes Pop Art (and Chuck Close-ian) concepts and puts them in a new mode

A look at the amazing Eve Leader and her figurative works that are abstract Expressionist more than Pollack because they are figurative. Trust me, I'll explain.