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Need to Know: Lincoln Center, resort for dogs, King Kong attraction
Lincoln Center's architecture, and all that jazz Just in time for spring, New York's iconic Lincoln Center has expanded its tour program. The art and architecture tour includes an in-depth examination of Lincoln Center's buildings and public spaces as...Tags: Architecture, Amusement and Theme Parks, Lincoln Center, Health, Education
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Merce Cunningham dies at 90; revolutionary choreographer
Merce Cunningham, arguably the greatest, most pioneering and widely influential contemporary choreographer of the past half-century, has died. He was 90. A seminal artist whom fellow choreographer Bill T. Jones called "the champion in the struggle to...Tags: Merce Cunningham, Animation (genre), Robert Rauschenberg, Gaming, Tomatoes
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art turns 75 with a splash
When Grace McCann Morley became director of the San Francisco Museum of Art in 1935, she knew what she wanted to focus on: the art of her time. "If art of today is today overlooked or misunderstood, the loss is serious," she once wrote. "Art fails then to...Tags: Richard Serra, History, Robert Rauschenberg, Alexander Calder, Arshile Gorky
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Critic's Notebook: A new life for the Broad Collection
Huntington, Getty, Simon, Hammer, Crocker, Menil, Wadsworth, Phillips, Frick, Morgan, Whitney, Guggenheim, etc. — the list of super-rich Americans who, since the mid-19th century, have established museums or galleries to house their personal art...Tags: Architecture, Eli Broad, Economic Indicator, Robert Rauschenberg, Hobbies
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ArtReview ranks Eli Broad, Michael Govan, Glenn Beck among 'Power 100'
Culture MonsterThe magazine ArtReview announced this morning its list of the art world's "Power 100" and several prominent L.A. names were among the illustrious, including Eli Broad (No. 7), Michael Govan (No. 40), Tim Blum and Jeff Poe (sharing No. 31)....... -
Merce Cunningham memorial 'Events' in New York
Culture MonsterWednesday afternoon and evening, dozens of dancers young and old, leading lights of American avant garde music and a large milling public invaded New York's Park Avenue Armory to remember Merce Cunningham. The startling 1881 structure, built to house the.... -
Art review: Dan Bayles at Francois Ghibaly/Chung King Project
Culture MonsterFor his second solo show at François Ghibaly/Chung King Project, Dan Bayles builds on the merger of landscape and abstraction that characterized his imaginative paintings of U.S. Embassy buildings in Baghdad. Those pictures were based on plans for the... -
L.A.'s famed Ferus Gallery to return -- sort of
Culture MonsterLos Angeles' Ferus Gallery helped to nurture the talents of such artists as Ed Ruscha, Billy Al Bengston, Robert Irwin, Ed Moses, Wallace Berman and Ed Kienholz. From 1957 to 1966, the gallery, which was located on La Cienega Boulevard,...... -
Art review: Iva Gueorguieva at Angles Gallery
Culture MonsterThe great art historian Leo Steinberg coined the term âhomeless representationâ to describe the way Jasper Johns' paintings seemed to be down to earth and out of this world: utterly ordinary in their use of words, numbers and symbols yet...... -
Broad says downtown art museum would draw better than one in Santa Monica
Culture MonsterEli Broad says he still hasn't decided between Santa Monica and downtown Los Angeles as a site for a new museum to house his contemporary art collection. But in a conversation Wednesday with Times editorial board members and reporters, Broad...... -
Michael Ovitz on Michael Crichton, and the Jasper Johns flags of their dreams
Culture MonsterMichael Ovitz has one. David Geffen has another. Eli Broad has a couple. Just what is it about Jasper Johns's early "Flag" paintings that make some blue-chip collectors seem so, well, patriotic? You can hear Ovitz rhapsodizing about the painted...... -
Monster Mash: Michael Crichton's Jasper Johns 'Flag' sets record; Pasadena Playhouse files for Chapter 11
Culture Monster-- Big money: Artwork from the estate of writer Michael Crichton has brought $93.3 million at auction, led by Jasper Johns' "Flag" (1960-66), which sold for a record price of $28.6 million. (Los Angeles Times and Bloomberg). -- Recovery plan:......
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