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The Legacy of Steve Jobs
Max Benavidez on the Death of Steve Jobs I first learned that Steve Jobs had died on my iPhone. A friend texted me soon after the news broke, “I can’t believe that Steve Jobs died!” I was in New York … Continue reading
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A Conversation with Artist Karen Green on Her New Show—“Tiny Stampede” & Memory, Grief, and Faith
Max Benavidez Interviews Karen Green on Art and Forgiveness In 2009, artist Karen Green made “The Forgiveness Machine.” It was a strange seven-foot-long plastic apparatus that allowed people to write down whatever they wanted to forgive or be forgiven for. … Continue reading
ELAC’s VPAM: A Game Changer on the L.A. Art Scene
Max Benavidez for The American Show The late actor and art collector Vincent Price once said, “I play men besieged by fate…” East Los Angeles College’s new Vincent Price Art Museum (VPAM), which opened on May 21, 2011, is a … Continue reading
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Roger Guenveur Smith on “Juan and John”
Roger Guenveur Smith’s new play, “Juan and John,” opens today at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles. The play is based on the famous 1965 incident between the San Francisco Giants’ Juan Marichal and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ John … Continue reading
It’s Time to Leave Afghanistan
Commentary by Max Benavidez for The American Show The death of Osama bin Laden is a symbolic turning point in what’s been called the “war on terror.” After the horrific events of 9/11, Americans wanted to bring the chief perpetrator … Continue reading