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George Melrod

George Melrod

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Journalist, ARTILLERY

Los Angeles

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Food, and much

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State and local politics, crime, investigative.

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Total articles 8

  • Excavating Natural History

    By Emma Christ, George Melrod| ARTILLERY Verified As an urban kid growing up on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, I adored the American Museum of Natural History. The low-lit museum seemed like a palace of wonders to me. In its inner chambers the glowing dioramas of exotic animals in their native habitats appeared like scenarios from a dream, at once factual, scientific and a bit surreal. So, when I first discovered Mark Dion’s brilliant, dreamlike natural history–oriented work in the mid-1990s, I was instantly enthralled.

    By Emma Christ, George Melrod · ARTILLERY

    Nov. 14, 2024

  • Kenwyn Crichlow - Artillery Magazine

    By George Melrod| ARTILLERY Verified With his first solo show in California, the Trinidadian painter Kenwyn Crichlow makes a memorable debut, displaying dynamic,reflective abstractions that engulf the viewer in a spectrum of sensations. Born in Trinidad and Tobago when it was still a British colony, Crichlow came of age after the Caribbeannation gained its independence in 1962.

    By George Melrod · ARTILLERY

    Jan. 02, 2024

  • Excavating Natural History

    By Emma Christ, George Melrod| ARTILLERY Verified As an urban kid growing up on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, I adored the American Museum of Natural History. The low-lit museum seemed like a palace of wonders to me. In its inner chambers the glowing dioramas of exotic animals in their native habitats appeared like scenarios from a dream, at once factual, scientific and a bit surreal. So, when I first discovered Mark Dion’s brilliant, dreamlike natural history–oriented work in the mid-1990s, I was instantly enthralled.

    By Emma Christ, George Melrod · ARTILLERY

    Nov. 14, 2024

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ARTILLERY

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