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… documents from the LACMA archives to recount curious and forgotten museum tales. Blog Entry Date Fri, 05/29/2015 - … documents from the LACMA archives to recount curious and forgotten museum tales. … to recount curious and forgotten museum tales…

… L.A.: The 1960s and 70s. Members see it free and first, before it opens to the public on Sunday, during Member Preview … screening of Bessie at 7:30 pm. Advanced tickets for both films are no longer available. Family Day at … throughout the weekend, such as …

… collection while experimenting with hands-on art projects for free. Then at 4 pm John Craig Freeman, Art + Technology … Tour of Pershing Square in a virtual-reality installation formed from collective memories of tangible and intangible … Explore the collection…

… profoundly ambitious exhibition.” In the only U.S. stop for the contemporary French artist’s retrospective, this … Love and War in French Art tour at 1 pm. In the Pavilion for Japanese Art, see Art of the Samurai: Swords, Paintings, … Lens Work: Celebrating LACMA…

… Mile. You, dear LACMA friend, have no reason to be inside for the next two days. Blog Entry Date Fri, 01/23/2015 - … Mile. You, dear LACMA friend, have no reason to be inside for the next two days. … That Jazz at 7:30 pm and Phantom of the Paradise at 9:…

… The Cinema According to Agnès Varda, the Agnès Varda in Californialand exhibition film series. It all begins with Friday … http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYeZsW267P8 Those thirsty for knowledge (and who isn’t these days?) will have two … of specific collections…

… work of contemporary artists in dialogue with Figueroa's. For example, there is a section that deals with a genre … of Mexican cinema in the 20th century. Figueroa was active for 50 years, a time that covers a lot of changes in the …

… was the greatest printmaker and painter between 1800 and 1850. Katsushika Hokusai, South Wind, Clear Dawn, circa … productive artist: it is estimated that he created over 50,000 prints and paintings over his lifetime. Most of his … of Max Palevsky In 1833, as…