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CultureNOW | A Celebration of Culture & Community episodes
- Bryant Park Part 8: Reading Room | Matthew Broderick
Matthew Broderick takes us back in time to an older New York, through the power of the written word.
6 min - Bryant Park Park 9: Petanque | Matthew Broderick
Matthew Broderick shows us the philosophical path of most enjoyment, through the game of petanque.
4 min - Bryant Park Part 10: The End | Matthew Broderick
Matthew Broderick gives us a new way to appreciate the relationship of the Park and the City.
4 min - Centinela Park Swimming Pool Mural | REZIN
The artist, REZIN, talks about the commission for the mural and about his decision to paint a fish on the side of the building.
3 min - Queen Park | REZIN
In this podcast, the artist REZIN discusses how he created his mural, "Queen Park Garden," in Inglewood, California.
4 min - Kids Come in All Sizes | REZIN
The artist REZIN discusses the process of creating his mural, "Kids Come in All Sizes," located in Inglewood, California.
4 min - Modern Architecture in Inglewood | Anne Cheek LaRose
Anne Cheek LaRose discusses the modern architecture in Inglewood, CA, including the Rudolph Schindler designed residences and the Gregory Ain medical building.
2 min - Hollywood Park Race Track | Anne Cheek LaRose
Anne Cheek LaRose talks about the origins and fate of the Hollywood Park Race Track.
4 min - The Forum | Anne Cheek LaRose
Anne Cheek LaRose discusses the original and remodel of the Forum in Inglewood, CA.
7 min - Inglewood Cemetery | Anne Cheek LaRose
Anne Cheek LaRose discusses the history and design of the Inglewood Cemetery.
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About CultureNOW | A Celebration of Culture & Community
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Consider the world outside a museum. Imagine that the world that we live in is really another kind of museum where the works of art exist in the landscape itself. Explore buildings of the past,…
present and future. Look at the vast selection of artwork that graces the public realm. And discover how places have evolved over time. Deconstruct the layers of history that form the fabric of our urban landscape. Meet people who have made their mark on our cities and country who have lived in the past or are living now. Listen to their voices. Our curators are the artists, architects, photographers and historians who created the images, podcasts and videos to share their knowledge and insights. Our collaborators are museums, universities, cities, and civic organizations who are the stewards of our shared cultural history. Like the cities we live in, this is a work in progress. Enjoy!