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Artbound
S10 E3: Dia de Los Muertos / Day of the Dead
Inspired by Oaxacan traditions, Dia de Los Muertos was brought to L.A. in the '70s as a way to enrich and reclaim Chicano identity. It has since grown in proportions and is celebrated around the world.
Season 10
Episode 1003
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America ReFramed
Where The Pavement Ends
"Where the Pavement Ends" compares a 1968 dispute over a road blockade that separated the then white “sundown” town of Ferguson, Missouri from the neighboring black town of Kinloch.
Season 8
Episode 1
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56:09
America ReFramed
Blood Memory
A survivor of America’s Indian Adoption Era helps Native adoptees find their way home.
Season 8
Episode 7
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25:51
Kamp Solutions: Beyond The Virus
Bruce Lipton
Bruce Lipton, developmental biologist, tells Jurriaan Kamp that we are not victims of disease but creative masters of our own reality.
Episode 12
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54:40
Fine Cut
Different Path
Explore the future of filmmaking with films from USC, American Pavilion, LMU, CalArts.
Season 21
Episode 3
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54:55
Fine Cut
Outsider
Explore the future of filmmaking with short films from NYFA, USC, Cal State LB and USC.
Season 21
Episode 2
Article
Artbound
Now More Than Ever: The Need for Alternative Cultural Spaces
Learn more about the spaces filling the holes left behind by the historically white-centric L.A. art world.
Article
Artbound
Stretching Out into the Community: Five Key Watts Artists Who Helped Shape American Art
Meet the core artists who were the vanguards of the West Coast edition of the Black Arts Movement: Betye Saar, Noah Purifoy, John Outterbridge and Jayne Cortez.
Article
Artbound
As If I was Carrying a Gun: Art and Surveillance in 1960s Watts
An arts movement emerged in ‘60s Watts. In response, federal and local law enforcement enacted counterinsurgency programs that infiltrated and co-opted Black arts and culture institutions and surveilled and targeted activists, artists and community member
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1:10:24
America ReFramed
The Blessing
"The Blessing" follows a Navajo coal miner raising his secretive daughter as a single father, struggling with his part in the irreversible destruction of their sacred mountain at the hands of America's largest coal producer.
Season 8
Episode 8