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… the BCAM escalator to the third floor floor and look at the view of the hills at LACMA, you can see this familiar sign … of the film industry: Robert Witt Ames, Hollywood, gift from the Estate of Barbara Carol Weston, sister of Robert … paparazzi, songwriters,…

… the last day you can see Human Nature: Contemporary Art from the Collection (which includes Nam June Paik’s … of S. A. Feld through The Martin S. Ackerman Foundation On view starting tomorrow is a new exhibition, Possible Worlds: … by Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Balch…

… art. The paintings, the sculptures, the furniture... there's a lot to take in in every gallery. On my second trip … by Giambologna in the foreground, called Flying Mercury, from the 1580s. On the wall behind it is Mars, from … for Tetrode…

… Film Series, and More January 20, 2012 uncategorized There is a lot of exhibition activity happening this weekend, … and contrast), as well as paintings and one sculpture from LACMA’s collection. The exhibition is on the second … twice—first in a quick Q&A, …

… his minimalist aesthetic with Hearst's maximalist credo. Here, David explains how he managed to meld parts of both, … consisting of four rooms. I created three grand halls from the largest gallery, having walls built to the ceiling. … have wanted his objects…

… attends innovation and the development of new points of view. Chris Burden, Ode to Santos Dumont, 2015, © Chris … of work as rich, varied, and influential as Chris Burden—from his early, definitive and provocative performances to … flight in 15-minute intervals…

… guidelines. One was that the works had to be drawn entirely from the permanent collection—we had no budget for any … of everyday life still proceeded for civilians at home. There were many prints and drawings by German artists that … Art Posters and magazines, as…

… Becoming Movable is his response to the Fireplace Surround from the Patrick J. King House in Chicago, which is on view in our American art galleries. Louis Millet (of Healy … collections website.) Screen capture from Becoming Movable Here…