Jasper Johns: Something Resembling Truth is my pick for Spring Break in L.A. this year. The exhibition opened last month at The Broad in downtown L.A. with rave reviews and I’m sure it will make more than a&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
A Family Must-See — The Snowy Day: The Art of Ezra Jack Keats at the Skirball
About the Exhibition: Enter the world of children’s author and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats in the Skirball’s The Snowy Day and the Art of Ezra Jack Keats (on view through September 7). The exhibition explores Keats’ life&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
6 Reasons to See Jackson Pollock’s Mural at the Getty Museum
The Getty Museum’s exhibition Jackson Pollock Mural presents Pollock’s abstract masterpiece Mural in an entirely new light (on view through June 1, 2014). Here are 6 reasons why you, and your family and friends, should&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