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  • Fine Arts, Museums, and Galleries
  • Architecture and Design
  • Film
  • Dance and Theater
  • Photography
  • Writers and Writing
  • Fine Arts, Museums, and Galleries
    Dr. Jeffrey Weiss—National Gallery of Art (4/27/07)
    Lisa Melandri—Santa Monica
    Museum of Art and Professor
    Josh Kun
    —USC (3/30/07)
    James Cook—Artist (3/16/07)
    Elisabeth Sussman—Whitney
    Museum of American Art
    (3/9/07)
    Greg Miller—Artist (3/9/07)
    Art Greco and Ned Davies
    RED DOT (2/16/07)
    Hope McMath—The Cummer
    Museum of Art & Gardens
    (2/9/07)
    Kim Martindale—Los Angeles Art
    Show (1/19/07)
    Jori Finkel—Art Critic and
    Journalist (1/19/07)
    Dr. Franklin Kelly
    National Gallery of Art
    (12/8/06)
    Dr. Elizabeth Hutton Turner
    The Phillips Collection
    (11/17/06)
    Wesley Jessup—Pasadena
    Museum of California Art
    (11/17/06)
    Rey Bustos—Artist and Educator
    (11/17/06)
    Jocelyn Kress—Art Historian and International Lecturer
    (11/10/06)
    Cecilia Fajardo-Hill—Cisneros
    Fontanals Art Foundation
    (11/3/06)
    Asuka Hisa—Santa Monica
    Museum of Art (11/3/06)
    Anne Strauss—The Metropolitan
    Museum of Art (10/27/06)
    Sean Scully—Artist (10/20/06)
    Larry and Debby Kline
    Artists/Curators (10/13/06)
    Amanda Shore
    Cambridge Art Gallery
    (10/6/06)
    April Greiman—Artist/Designer
    (9/29/06)
    Dr. Jennifer Tonkovich
    The Morgan Library
    and Museum (9/29/06)
    Peter Mays—Los Angeles Art Association (9/8/06)
    Dr. Lawrence Wheeler—North Carolina Museum of Art
    (8/25/06)
    Dr. Eric Denker—National Gallery of Art (8/25/06)
    Marjorie Portnow—Landscape Painter (8/25/06)
    Elsa Longhauser and Lisa Melandri—Santa Monica Museum of Art (8/11/06)
    Professor Henry Adams—Case Western Reserve University
    (7/28/06)
    Edward Morgano—Arts Supervisor, NYC Department of Education (7/14/06)
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    Architecture and Design
    Councilwoman Jan Perry—City of Los Angeles Ninth District
    (3/23/07)
    Gail Goldberg—Director of
    Planning, City of Los Angeles
    (3/23/07)
    Beatriz Colomina—Princeton
    University (2/23/07)
    Brooke Hodge—The Museum of
    Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (1/26/07)
    Kimberli Meyer—MAK Center
    for Art and Architecture
    (11/10/06)
    David Erdmanservo and UCLA
    Department of Architecture
    and Urban Design (10/20/06) Professor Jerrilynn Dodds—City University of New York
    (10/13/06)
    Anne-Brigitte Sirois—Director, Real Estate Development for the Arts, Lerner Group, NYC
    (9/15/06)
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    Film
    Stanley Nelson—Emmy Award–
    Winning Filmmaker (2/16/07)
    Kari Nevil—JuneBug Films
    (1/12/07)
    Diane Ladd—Golden Globe– and British Academy Award– Winning Actress (7/28/06)
    Walter Murch—Academy Award– Winning Film Editor and Sound Designer Part One and
    Part Two (5/17/06)
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    Dance and Theater
    Kat Wildish—Ballerina and Dance Educator (4/13/07)
    Elizabeth Kemp—Actors Studio
    MFA Program at Pace
    University (3/30/07)
    Amy Rogers—Musical Theatre
    Program, Pace University
    (2/23/07)
    Hassan Christopher and Monica
    Gillette
    —Company of Strangers (2/16/07)
    Liz Casebolt and Joel Smith
    casebolt and smith (2/9/07)
    Robert Weiss—Carolina Ballet
    Film Festival (2/2/07)
    John Malashock—Malashock
    Dance (2/2/07)
    Mira Cook—Dancer and
    Choreographer (1/26/07)
    Jenny Lyn Bader
    Playwright and Author
    (12/1/06)
    Andreas Manolikakis and Dr. Bill
    Coco
    —Actors Studio MFA
    Program at Pace University
    (12/1/06)
    Andreas Manolikakis and Edward Allan Baker—Actors Studio MFA Program at Pace University
    (11/10/06)
    Rebecca BryantDancer/Choreographer
    (10/6/06)
    Daniel MarshallLaDiego
    Dance Theater (10/6/06)
    Tina Landau—Writer and Director Part One and Part Two
    (9/29/06)
    Lynn Simonson
    Dance New Amsterdam
    (9/29/06)
    Charles Santos—TITAS (9/8/06) Jillian ChuBoundcontemporaryDance
    (9/8/06)
    Jodee Nimerichter—American Dance Festival (8/11/06)
    Sal TrapaniDirector/Writer/Composer
    (8/4/06)
    Pierre Parisien—Cirque du Soleil
    (7/28/06)
    Judith Fugate and Medhi BahiriFugate/Bahiri Ballet NY
    (7/21/06)
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    Photography
    Jay Dickman—Photographer and
    Olympus Visionary (2/23/07)
    Maki Kawakita—Photographer
    (10/27/06)
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    Writers and Writing
    Paul Scheele—Learning Strategies Corporation and
    PhotoReading (4/13/07)
    Judith Martin—Author, No Vulgar
    Hotel: The Desire and Pursuit
    of Venice
    and Dr. Eric Denker
    National Gallery of Art
    (3/30/07)
    Tony Eprile—Author and
    Educator (2/2/07)
    B.J. Adler—Alliance for Young
    Artists and Writers (12/15/06) Dr. William Henry Banchs
    National Foundation for
    Advancement in the Arts
    (12/15/06)
    Julie ShigekuniBlue Mesa
    Review
    and the University of
    New Mexico (12/15/06)
    Christopher Merrill
    International Writing Program,
    The University of Iowa
    (10/27/06)
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    ARTSCAPE Show Archives
    7/7/06 to 8/30/06

    Contact Information
    David Lemberg
    619-540-9038
    Email — david at scienceandsociety dot net


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  • David Lemberg is Executive Director of STATE CHANGE PRODUCTIONS, and Executive Producer and Host of ARTSCAPE. David is also Executive Producer and Host of Science and Society, a weekly hour-long Internet radio program focusing on medical breakthroughs, energy and the environment, space exploration, nanotechnology, and K-12 science education.

    David has interviewed more than 500 world-renowned leaders in the fields of science, art, and the performing arts. He is based in San Diego.

    David studied theater in New York City and was a professional dancer for many years. He taught at the Princeton Ballet Society, and performed in Equity summer stock and with several dance companies in New York. His performing career began at the age of seven, as the Mad Hatter in a school production of Alice in Wonderland.

    David practiced chiropractic on Manhattan's Upper East Side for more than 20 years. He is the author of Commitment to Fitness: Real Fitness for Real People, and dozens of articles on health, fitness, and well-being. David's work has appeared in Muscle & Fitness, Dancemagazine, and the peer-reviewed journal, Topics in Clinical Chiropractic.

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