Agnes Varda peers through the celluloid curtain of her art installation “My Shack of Cinema” at LACMA, her ode to filmmaking. The museum takes a look at the French auteur’s time in the Golden State in the exhibition “Agnes Varda in Californialand.” (Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times)
Agnes Varda’s walk-in art installation at LACMA, “My Shack of Cinema,” features walls and a roof made of 35-millimeter film strips from her 1969 classic “Lions Love (...and Lies).” (Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times)
