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… How did the exhibition come about? José Luis: We knew from the beginning that we didn’t want to offer a … in Latin American art, but if an artist is working outside New York or London, if they are making work in Seoul or … we conceived of the show, with the…

… it with brightly colored flocking. With these radical new processes, he achieved colors and textures never seen …

… memories and cosas, and somehow turning it into something new. We are so lucky to have this important painting in …

… Papers (1971). The Pentagon Papers, published by the New York Times (1971) and an issue of Stuart Brand’s Whole … precious objects; indeed the materials used include cheap newsprint-like paper, one-color printing (black), and … catalogue.” Hilton Kramer, then…

… Given how much programming had shaped my world, I knew it needed to become part of my artwork as well. I wasn’t … had nothing to build on. They had to imagine and create a new aesthetic out of thin air! Every artist that has … ever-changing technological…

… has been invited to select objects from LACMA and make new digital editions inspired by the museum’s holdings. … my cousin's graduation—he just handed it to me. The family knew I was the one always drawn to art. At that time I was … classicism of black-and-…

… Phillips Petroleum Co. also supplied Goebel with its new formula of aviation fuel for the flight. In honor of … trip wasn’t entirely for leisure, the President met with newly appointed Governor Poindexter of the Territory of … politics, Queen Liliʻuokalani (1838–…

… Curatorial Fellowship (MUCF) program. This was an exciting new program for undergraduate students to learn about museum … diverse perspectives in museum spaces. Equipped with this newfound expertise, I embarked on a path to make meaningful …