I used to live next door to him in Palm Springs. He was a very nice and interesting man. However, I do not care for his style of architecture. Apparently, the was also a Nazi. So, there's that.

Please leave Nature ALONE.

I love Jim Isermann! I've been following his work since he did the woven three-dimensional cubes in rainbow colors in the 1990s. I'm happy to see that he's getting well-deserved recognition.

00:29 Great stuff, keep it up!

No way this is Nick's brother......

Everyday I walk past the Aluminaire House as it is being rebuilt next to the Palm Springs Museum. When I need a break from work, I stand at the corner and watch more of the structure come back into form. I am fascinated by the process of architecture, design and construction and this house has thoroughly captured my attention. I feel the emotional expression in the Aluminaire House now that is near completion. The structure has a soul, a unique essence that are more than the sum of the materials used in this unique design.

Zero stereotypes in this piece...

I would love to get a list of all artists mentioned in this conversation.

pretty meh. And yet the city wants to give this guy half a million to sculpt a limestone anus? Why?

such important work

dope asf

😁👏🏾♥️

❤ 😊

Gorgeous. Love her work.

The artworks are beautiful, but like the message of so many other artist, her message is a total obscure nonsense. The less she speak, the better.

Great Robert! Thanks to you and Jeffrey for doing this..

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She is living the dream I had but not there yet. I had a large abstract painting called Raven's First World accepted into a show at the museum in 1996. Flew it and myself and sister down from Fairbanks Alaska to attend. It didn't sell had to pay to get it home again. Still painting of course. Can I extend an invitation to Mr Markovitz-come to Alaska...

Hello David, Mr. "City of Angels", How are you? I'm still in NYC, but am going to move to PS when i "get old" soon !! I'll have to tell you the story of that beautiful woman in a long sequence dress comes to sweep me off my feet to take me on a personal tour of "her" Art museum in PS during A 1930's Spring Gala Fund Raiser for the museum ! I dressed in that eras clothes jus

Very interesting.

Great to see and hear the thought and process that goes into these beautiful works.

We both loved listening to these great men talk about art in the museum.

Loved this-would love to see more of this kind of conversation with Steve

Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️

Excellent presentation. Love her abstracts. I bet her landscapes will eventually come back in to fashion.

I Love Jim Isermann

His work is very inspiring. Enjoyed it immensely.

so cool

🎨WOW!! Love the explosion of colors! I look forward to living in Palm Springs!!!💙

how long did this actually take to do?

TIME STAMPS: 00:07 | Introduction 01:20 | Mark Prior, CEO 10:20 | Daniell Cornell - Palm Springs Art Museum History 28:57 | Brooke Hodge - Hugh Kaptur: Organic Desert Architecture 32:29 | David Evans Frantz - Contrasts: Promised gifts from the Kaplan-Ostergaard glass collection 36:11 | Christine Giles - Gerald Clarke: On being Cahuilla 43:02 | Mara Gladstone - Brave New Worlds: Explorations in Sculptures 48:59 | Brooke Hodge - Alexander Girard: A Designer's Universe 54:23 | Daniell Cornell - In the Works 59:07 | Mark Prior - Leadership Circle Introduction

Such a great show, I was so impressed and enjoyed all of the work at the exhibition. This show is a must!