September 2026
In Memoriam Gloria Steinem—The Ray-Ban™ Sunglasses Moment.
Pro-Choice rays by Ray Ban™
“Obviously, without the right of women and men to make decisions about our own bodies, there is no democracy,” Gloria Steinem.
LaArtTV has always backed the women’s cause. Our Knowing Lens catches Pro-Choice rays through Ray-Ban™ sunglasses. The point? Confidence projected—where the woman knows where she’s going. Not merely fashion, these shades signal awareness, judgment, intelligence, and a gaze with direction. © Previewed in LaArtTV in 2023.
ART IMITATES MONEY: FACE ON THE $250 BILL? U.S KING - NEXT EGO ACT!
Art and desire question©
Art & Money Play: ©The Psychology of Greed. You hear the Gold Megaphone: “A pogrom is coming in one minute. Run!” Next to you is a Gucci paper bag, containing $20,000. Another box, 90 feet away, contains $50,000. Which do you choose? The box within reach, or the one that makes you risk your life for $30,000 more? The play is simple: survival versus greed. If greed wins, and with someone it will, what music will you choose for your funeral? ©.
ART IMITATES MONEY: FACE ON THE $1 TRILLION DOLLARS BILL? U.S KING - NEXT EGO ACT!
Los Angeles, September 5th 2026, LaArtTV; Josh Goldman, (writer, fashion curator. Substack)
In March 2025, Mr. Collin, a PR intern at the White House, e-mail commented on LaArtTV’s about finding unique 2023 segment, (documentary SXSW Film Festival.) “Your Face on the $100 Bill.” I believe this discovery proven. Visiting an art gallery should never be boring, an encounter with the unexpected. LaArtTV’s interviews with women are magnetism-driven. They are an art form in themselves.
Mr. Collin mentioned the soon-to-be-circulated $250 bill featuring President Trump. I proposed that, on the opposite side, we should design a one-trillion-dollar bill. The President could slip the banknote into his pajama pocket for an overnight sleep over. “The Egoist Dream”. But then again, who knows what a trillion dollars might do for the subconscious? That is exactly where art begins to play with reality.
According to the White House Trumpet: President Trump’s face will be on the $250.00 bill. The commencement is scheduled for Spring 2027.
About money image! Face of Alexander the Great — his portrait appeared on coins issued after his death. First living ruler: Ptolemy I of Egypt (4th century BCE). Current bank notes around the world show presidents and kings on bank notes. This is a grandiosity desire with self centered narcissistic ideation. Said German psychologist Dr. Werner Kohn, sipping his Iced Espresso Tonic at Berlin’s Café Bravo.
October 2026
THE PACE GALLERY, LOS ANGELES - PICTURES BY DAVID LYNCH. Nudes and Smoke, Couch Series captures the art crowd of hundred and more.
The tall black Monumental Art Gate of Pace Gallery in Los Angeles. A line of art aficionados, a block and a half long, formed on Saturday, September 19, 2026. Time for the art crowd to worship David Lynch’s photographs. Mr. Lynch one of a kind artistry inevitably belongs to the stable of the cult of artists such as Jeff Koons • Jackson Pollock • Andy Warhol—the art pantheon few achieve to belong to. LaArtTV captured the excitement.
Interviews with the jovial Art Crowd #1
Interviews with the jovial Art Crowd #2
The art crowd loved talking about David Lynch’s photographs. Their opinions sparked unexpected, provocative conversations—revealing how Lynch’s cinematic vision continues to fascinate
Art and desire question©
If David Lynch made a film today, would you like to be cast in “Mullholand Drive,” as Betty Elms? Or in any of his other movies?
If Mr. Lynch made a film today, would you want to be cast as Frank Booth in “Blue Velvet”?
Mr. Woolf was instructed by Mr. Lynch to arrange and bring a real ear to the shoot.
LaArtTV’s reporting style brings one-of-a-kind, enticing interview discoveries. So the art crowd has conversation piece for the next week no one else has.© Our inimitable art voice and lens met Mr. Ian Woolf, who has the looks of an actor, leisurely standing before the green nature pillars in the Pace’s Gallery Garden. He was one of Mr. Lynch’s art directors on the following blockbuster movies: Blue Velvet and Dunes. Mr. Ian Woolf talked about Blue Velvet. Jeffrey Beaumont, played by Kyle MacLachlan, discovers a severed human ear in a field, setting off the disturbing mystery that drives the film.
Because the photographs did not capture the full art display, here is the titling that visitors were generally talking about. Couch Series 2008, untiled # 10 (Nudes and Smoke, 9594:26, # 13, (Nudes and Smoke), 9594:30, untitled # 26 (Black and white Nude), Smoke on Couch, 9598:4) 19920. #33. Bea Board, C 1986, artwork printed on archival silver gelatin print.
As the LaArtTV lens browse the garden as some of the art crowd sipped champagne from the tulip glasses a women walking by a quick glance down reveal a red sole it brought the memory of unrivaled art performance of two visionaries who, while operating in very different fields, often explore similar obsessions in their work.Monsieur Christian Louboutin created the unusual shoes specifically for Mr. Lynch to photograph, resulting in 21 photographs for the 2007 Fetish exhibition in Paris. Fetish.
David Lynch vernissage: Pictures by David Lynch is exclusively curated by: Mr. Bill Griffin and Ms. Genevieve Day.
David Lynch, The Pace Gallery On View from Sep 19 – Dec 23, 2026 at 1201 S La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90019
This LaArtTV, art feature is deeded to David Lynch Foundation, 360 N. Bedford Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210. DOX Anna Skarbek. LaArtTV is media accredited by AP, EFA (Europe) The Los Angeles art visitors recognize Pace Gallery for opening David Lynch’s work to public discussion and engagement as to herald David Lynch artwork.
Funeral Art in Nail Polish — Unrivaled Halloween Opera Stage: Hold Tight Your Red Tulip Bouquet, L’Oréal Meets Tiffany.
“Two definite places to wear L’Oréal’s “Life’s Intimacy Red,” © nail polish are the red carpet and the funeral—two moments that reveal the profound importance of life and the mystery of the afterlife. Stardom Follows Her Into Eternity.
Hannah Siskel, Germany, 2022 — Forever Dream About Tulips, oil and acrylic with marble pigment wash on canvas, 3 × 4 ft. not for sale.
How do you paint the nails of a corpse artistically? The hand must lie flat on a supporting board, with a thin belt-like fastener looped under the board and secured across the finger joints to keep the hand steady during the procedure. Remember, the person is dead—but here comes the delightful surprise: the ghost of the deceased may suddenly appear and ask for the ring before the funeral. “Diamonds Are Forever”—a vague “Bond,” connection. What a happy reason to visit Tiffany’s! ©
The Nail Artist and the Heavenly Mystery: Will Tom Bachik Paint a Beautiful Corpse’s Hand? © Fashion color nail polish trend 2026, Cobalt / Electric Blue, Vibrant Red / Scarlet Royal Purple / Violet.
Art and desire question©
What color of nail polish you would like to wear in the coffin? (Fortunately, we got many responses©, and currently being edited).
Max Abadian – Getty images
Let’s place Tom into a roman à clef. Tom was calm, thinking as he finished the work. Astonished, knowing the dead woman would carry his artwork into her grave. © He carefully packed his L’Oréal nail polishes into his “white crocodile-worn antique doctor’s bag,” he bought two years ago at Odisha, India. Someone called “Tom,” it was the Household Manager. A veiled woman, dressed in loose-fitting silk jumpsuit, the color of violet purple, approached and handed him a blue canvas made envelope, painted with nail polish the color of cobalt blue. Across it were the words: “With Gratitude — A Gift of Our Thanks.” When Tom got into his car, he opened the envelope. Inside was a crisp $20K, accompanied by a note:“Thank you for your services.” It was signed: “Servant of the Heavenly Art Mystery.” © For a moment, Tom smiled, wondering if perhaps heaven had just sent him a thank-you note—and if art, like the mystery of life, is eternal.©
Artist Alex Katz Red Tulips oil on canvas (36 x 71 inches) Sold for $960,000.00.
Artist Alex Katz, he is 96 years old. Still Painting—and a plan for his Last Sensational Work.
At his recent vernissage at Germany’s, Kunsthalle Tübingen, we asked him, what his last painting would be titled. His answer: “Block the world from A.I. madness.“ the painting is destined for Sotheby’s—to be auctioned one month after his death. For now, the work remains in off-grid storage. Estimated value: $1.2 million. Long live Artist Alex Katz.
Artist. Kathy Butterly (b. 1963) painting Work Pearls. 2018 is another significant artist who uses nail polish, particularly in her works on paper and mixed-media pieces.
Artist. Sterling Ruby (Mapping) Nail Polish, 2005 He has made an important body of paintings, drawings and collages using nail polish.
Announcement: Art Page – Editorial Journalism Competition 2027. The Art Division invites eligible participants to enter the Lorenzo Natali Prize 2027, an international competition recognizing excellence in editorial journalism. Address: Rue de la Loi / Wetstraat 41, 1000 Brussels, Belgium, Editorial by: Art Curator Monica Mortiz, New York, USA
