Three Minute Modernist

A look at a legendary Japanimation (I'm bringing it back!) film of 1977!

A look at Andrew Wyeth's legendary painting and the MoMA and how it showed the depth of my self-involvement.

A talk with Jesse Drew about his film Open Country, examining the political structures of COuntry music!

A look at Jamie Meltzer's Off the Charts, all about Song Poems and the dichotomy of things...

Pablo Picasso made guitars.

La Caminata is a concept only a mad man (like Lars von Trier (Pie from Too Many Cooks...) would conceive of. Oh, but it happens to be real...

David Cope's masterpiece, Emily Howell, is a composition program that is without parallel.

A look at the most important early computer-compused musical piece and why it should be on the National Film Registry

A piece in the Indestructible Wonder exhibit at San Jose Museum of Art that helps to define things!

A look at Sandow Birk's image of California burning.

The first in a series about the Indestructible Wonder exhibit at the San Jose Museum of Art

A legendary zine in the Bay Area, and Jesse Drew was there!

A look at my interaction with Richard Hamilton's Pin Up at the MoMA and how it changed me.

Re-discovered audio! An interview with Ophira Eisenberg, the first part!

What happens when you visit an Art Museum with an Architect? Depends on how much Cubism in the collection...

The greatest demonstration for technology ever! A wonderful Arcade Fire song and a computer intensive HTML5 demo

A look at Paul Cadmus, one of the 20th Century's greatest artists and his homoerotic works.

One of my favorite pieces, and a Post-Modernist Masterpiece, David Salle's Muscular Paper has been an important part of all my visits to the MoMA in recent years... even if Vanessa said it was "weird."

Composer, Programmer, Writer, and Artist, David Cope lives in many worlds, and his programs EMI and Emily Howell are major works in the field of Computer-composed music. We ask him about the neglected fields of AI and th

Welcome to Three Minute Modernist. I am Chris Garcia, and I have lost my voice, so I have asked this computer to do the talking for me. On that trip to the Museum of Modern Art where I got married, I encountered the imag