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Let's Paint TV and John Kilduff
If you are interested in recreating the Let's Paint TV article and perhaps the John Kilduff article, you may wish to use material from the below cites:


 * Snow, Shauna. (August 19, 1990) Los Angeles Times Landscape Artist John Kilduff Goes to the Source. Section: CA-Calendar; Page 103.
 * Frank, Peter. (October 3, 1993) Long Beach Press-Telegram "Reshaping L.A." Offers post-riot optimism; Art review. Section: Life/Style; Page J6 (writing, " In a landscape-cityscape context, no pictures prove more slyly telling than John Kilduff's comically banal rendition of unused Ralphs and Thrifty signs, sitting in a grassy lot amid scattered dumpsters, the South Bay's hills rising in the background.")
 * Zonkel, Phillip. (April 20, 2001) Long Beach Press-Telegram. ''Not so silent auction; Long Beach Museum of Art hopes to raise money with "affordable art for all." Section: Weekend; Page W3.
 * Harvey, Doug. (September 2, 2004) LA Weekly The Joy of Painting Saddam: John Kilduff and Let’s Paint TV.
 * Harvey, Doug. (February 22, 2006) LA Weekly Glossolalia for Dummies. MOCA’s "Painting in Tongues"
 * Crow, Kelly. (August 18, 2006) The Wall Street Journal "Art with a message: Buy this house".
 * Boing Boing (October 4, 2006) Let's Paint, Exercise, and Make Blended Drinks TV!
 * Vice (November 13, 2006) Let's Paint, Exercise and Dress a Chicken.
 * Ferguson, Kevin. (January 16, 2007) Forest Fire Magazine John Kilduff Does Everything.
 * Wolinsky, Ross. (February 26, 2007) Cracked The 7 Most Insane Moments from Cable Access TV.

--  Jreferee  (Talk) 02:37, 23 August 2007 (UTC)

Proposed deletion of John Kemeny (producer)


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Speedy deletion nomination of Kevin Dutton


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