Now playing: Blue Chips Mixtape by Action Bronson
“If they paused to inspect this artifact, once the largest neon sign in America, they may feel a strange kinship or sense of comfort. Because the men behind the “OUTPOST” sign were just like them — hard working pioneers who believed in the American Dream and the importance of myth, glamour, and one-upmanship years before the first movie cameras were ever pulled into the perfect California sun.”
KCET goes deep into the history of our namesake, Outpost Estates.
RIP Huell
Our main man, John Muir.
Our studio dog is a multi-platinum recording artist.
Christopher Bucklow, Guest, 1995
To create this picture, Bucklow photographed the sun using a multiple pinhole camera constructed from a cardboard box. The apertures, punched out in a pattern, allowed him to make numerous, often thousands, of images simultaneously. Together, like atoms, these tiny images of the sun join to form a larger body—in this case, a luminous human figure, which happens to be the artist himself.
Our studiomate and resident artist, Brian Rea, created this animation of our awesome studio Situation Room last night.
(Click image to see animation)
Endeavour in Los Angeles, credit: unknown.
