Exclusive Episode #001: Mark Bradford at his home in Los Angeles, with excerpts from his childhood Super 8 home movies.

Exclusive Episode #067: In her Williamstown, Massachusetts studio, artist Laylah Ali describes how the television cartoons she watched as a child inform the way she works and thinks today.

In April 2008, GALLERY CRAWL takes in THE ART OF DIORAMA at the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek. The exhibition presents twenty-three artists and as many worlds, ranging from no bigger than a bread box to room-sized. Using every medium known to man, including sculpture, painting, video and photography, these artists do more than put their imaginations on display. They create full immersive environments, exploring outer space, the inner mind, childhood memory and the forgotten corners of the Natural History Museum.

As a young boy Todd Schorr came across the movie King Kong which had a profound effect on him. He has recently been creating paintings with themes of Apes in them. In this video Schorr talks about seeing King Kong and also discusses a work of his titled The Anguish of Carl Akeley.

Todd Schorr has many influences that go into his artwork ranging from boyhood memories to modern day cartoons. In this video he invites us into his large collection of ephemera that he has collected over the years that continue to inspire his work.

Interview with photographer Kenro Izu, in which he discusses his life and his art.

This teen-produced interview with Julio Cesar Morales focuses on the artist's work featured in the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's exhibition Soundwaves: The Art of Sampling (September 23, 2007 - May 4, 2008).

VIDEO | Director: Zack Small. Producer: Walker LaFee. Interview: Zack Small. Camera: Hunter Moskowitz. Editor: Nathan Gulick.

This teen-produced interview with Robert Irwin focuses on Irwin's work Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue 3?, during the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's exhibition Robert Irwin: Primaries and Secondaries (October 21, 2007 - February 23, 2008).

VIDEO | Director: Hunter Moskowitz. Producer: Zack Small. Interview: Hunter Moskowitz. Camera: Walker LaFee. Editor: Nathan Gulick.