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… relies more heavily on visual-spatial processing areas in the brain. Blog Entry Date Tue, 07/21/2015 - 08:32 Blog Link … relies more heavily on visual-spatial processing areas in the brain. … his audience, from the simplest realization that what…

… at LACMA often inspires unexpected encounters, and one of the latest puts an Impressionist masterpiece right in your … at LACMA often inspires unexpected encounters, and one of the latest puts an Impressionist masterpiece right in your … sheep. The…

… A Step-by-Step Guide to Art and Mindfulness In the midst of our fast-paced lives, taking the opportunity to slow down and connect with works of art—and with yourself—provides a needed antidote in these busy and uncertain times.  Blog Entry Date…

… Gold Lines: Techniques of French Mat Making The exhibition To Rome and Back: Individualism and Authority … in Art, 1500–1800 (on view through March 17, 2019) traces the move to, and ultimately through, the Counter-Reformation resurgence of Rome…

… Powers finished installing KNOUN and UNE as part of the exhibition Christine Corday: Protoist Series, Blog Entry … Author Linda Theung Thumbnail … Powers finished installing KNOUN and UNE as part of the exhibition Christine Corday: Protoist…

… Make Art @ Home—Resist Dyeing in Your Kitchen The LACMA team is working together from our respective homes to bring you interesting content and creative activities while the museum is temporarily closed to the public. We may not…

… that examines our shared fascination (obsession?) with the selfie. While the word selfie was first publicly used … go there.* Despite the fact that the popularity of selfies seems recent, its…

… and public programs Jane Burrell retired last year, the museum welcomed Naima J. Keith as the new vice president of education and public programs in … and public programs Jane Burrell retired last year, the museum welcomed Naima J. Keith as…