Lending and LACMA
Discuss Eli Broad and Michael Govan's views on art, architecture and lending.
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Why the conspicuous absence of Christopher Knight, the most vocal LA Times critic about this controversy? And I think that comment about the LA/NYC dichotomy a bit disingenous. The NY Times seems just as baffled and dismayed that LACMA lost out on such an important collection as the LA Times was.
david @ 7:10 PM PST, Feb 14, 2008
It's amusing that Broad considers LACMA and the Met to be peers. And just think,the Met got there without Broad's guidance.
arty @ 1:54 PM PST, Feb 14, 2008