Some great L.A. museum exhibitions are opening later this month including a Jasper Johns show at The Broad which I can’t wait to see. In the meantime, I’m recommending a few PST:LA/:LA exhibitions that are still&hellip
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Exhibition Review: Villains, Machines, and Haunted Screens at LACMA
Anything with the word “haunted” carries instant appeal for my two middle school-age sons, especially with Halloween right around the corner. So we ventured over to LACMA last weekend to see the new exhibition Haunted Screens: German&hellip
Why ‘Futbol the Beautiful Game’ at LACMA is Great for Kids
About the Exhibition: LACMA’s Fútbol: the Beautiful Game (on view through July 20, 2014) is all about soccer – the worldwide sports phenomenon. The exhibition includes Fútbol inspired paintings, photographs, videos, prints and sculptures that explore not&hellip
Calder and Abstraction at LACMA: There’s More than Meets the Eye
About the Exhibition: Alexander Calder rocked the world of modern sculpture with his revolutionary kinetic sculptures in the 1930’s, which Marcel Duchamp named mobiles. LACMA’s exhibition Calder and Abstraction: From Avant-Garde to Iconic (through July 27,&hellip
James Turrell at LACMA for Kids: Tuning Out and Tuning In
When I worked at a museum and guided school children through the galleries, I’d often ask them; “imagine yourself inside the painting. What do you smell, hear, and feel?” Kids loved this activity, but of&hellip
LACMA’s Caravaggio for Kids: Dirty Toenails and All
About the Exhibition: You could say the Italian painter Caravaggio was the rock star of early 17th century European painting — both in terms of his artistic influence and his personality. He was rebellious, difficult,&hellip