Charles Lummis: Reimagining the American West | Artbound | Season 8, Episode 1 | KCET

In this new season, Artbound travels back to pre-industrial Los Angeles to explore one of its key and most controversial figures - Charles Lummis. Writer and editor of the LA Times, avid collector and preservationist, Indian rights activist, and founder of LA’s first museum, - The Southwest - Lummis’s genius and idiosyncratic personality captured the ethos of an era and a region.
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[@deedee3554]

My people, the people of Isleta Pueblo went to LA to help build his home. It's so cool to see pictures of my pueblo in this way

[@aam9617]

Amazing person! Maybe the first person defending and cleaning the Spanish history in America, the real one.

[@bigdawgmoe]

Wow! I just visited his house yesterday and this was very enlightening although the docent at museum and same guy in this video was an awesome wealth of knowledge! Highly suggest a visit to his house

[@michaelburgess9707]

Wonderful presentation. i would have loved to have met him and attended one of his "noises". Thanks KCET for the excellence.

[@belarminopenadiaz5465]

Excelente escritor Charles Lummis. Si los estadounidenses, los hispanoamericanos y los españoles leyesen su obra, muchas cosas cambiarían. Para mejor.

[@carloshortuvia5988]

No te preocupes los gringos estan jodidos, al sur esta el poder demografico: la historia nos puso en el mismo lugar de Germania frente a Roma. La PAX Americana esta amenazada desde oriente, no pueden ya despreciarnos.

[@detouredbriefly9426]

all i can say is wow

[@FREEAGAIN432]

So awesome. Very cool to learn about Lummis. Thank you for this video!

[@beckysandoval7864]

What a fascinating person. I was inspired to learn more about him after reading an article about him and El Alisal in the current issue of Angelus magazine. I was very intrigued by the idea of those wax cylinder recordings. I'm glad that they did let us hear one at the end. 54:34 Did he record himself singing these songs? The person on the recording doesn't sound like someone who speaks Spanish as a first language. Too much aspiration on the d and c sounds.

[@CathPresbyter]

Oh definately this person did not speak spanish as a first language. Vowels are completely English, they are not the pure vowels of Spanish.

[@akjeproductions4751]

Lower California = Baja California JaJaJa 🤣

[@SPUHGEDWIN]

what's the music from 47:25 - 52:22 ?

[@chewybunz]

I was wondering myself. Haunting piece! I believe it was composed by Ari Balouzian, who frequently does music for KCET programs. Check out the series City Walk!

[@mariarahelvarnhagen2729]

Those Fists Are Vivienne Westwood's Contribution From The SWU Bollocks Tradition

[@TheAlvarocampos]

Ya tuvieron que aparecer cuatro iluminados "dictando" sentencia. Vaya por Dios...

[@AntzLoks1314]

El-Choctaw-lord-De-CalifasMexicoAztlan Antz-that-walks-in-sky i 🐜

[@troysierra5228]

Shouldn't Liza Posas be wear archival gloves when handling those books??

[@xanadood1]

very confused man

[@FranciscoBurrola]

Was he homosexual?

[@ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717]

BROADCASTING FRAUD

[@josea.escobar6141]

Yea! Hollywood is real!

[@youtubeprimer9669]

La sucks

[@josea.escobar6141]

Just like you!

[@carloshortuvia5988]

Salve Hispania, the true founding fathers of USA!